I ran 60+ rounds of the CB without a single FTE and accuracy was great. Both of these are MUCH cleaner and smooth firing versus the Aguila ammo though.

The sound still won't be very loud behind walls or doors, but it is noticeable. The CCI Quiet is notably louder and is not to be used without ear protection. The CB rounds were slightly louder than the Colibri, to the point where it will make your ears ring a bit if firing indoors. I then found and tried CCI CB, and CCI Quiet. These high velocity rounds are perfect for target shooting or plinking and provide tight groupings. Stay away from this stuff unless you don't mind cleaning your gun every 5 rounds. By round 10 the shells would have to be pried out with a small screwdriver and notable amount of force.Īfter a single magazine worth of this ammo my cleaning patches would be black and gritty. 20 Grain Lead Round Nose Brass Case Ammunition, 50, LRN 9.99 (Save 33) 6.69 0.13/Round. However, this ammo is EXTREMELY DIRTY!! I could barely get 6 rounds through before there would be so much grime in the chamber that shells would not eject when I cycled the slide. You really don't need any ear protection when firing this indoors, and it will barely be heard through walls or doors. The ammo is imported to the United States and distributed by Texas Armament & Technology, which is based out of Conroe, TX. I have to admit, this stuff really is quiet. Aguila catalogs 16 rimfire loads for the. I recommend you stay away from Aquila Super Colibri. I just felt the need to warn other shooters who might be looking for a quiet ammo for plinking in a basement or garage.

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