I use CCI Green Tag in Lee Shaver's .22 LR conversion units in a couple guns.  The Green Tag seems to be super-scarce right now.  Any other available and reasonably priced brands of .22 LR subsonic target ammo that work well? 

Also a current source, if you know.

Try:  Wolf Match Tgt or SK Rifle Match(from the same factory).  Excellent accuracy (  Lapua company)
       and you may find it here and there.  Probably up to $8-9 per box noe.
Wolf Match Extra is more $$$, but also real good. 
beltfed/arnie

Also been happy with Green Tag, but am down to my last brick, so have been experimenting with the Norma and other ammo. Will have some more results after the 4th, but in my Hepburn the Norma case does not want to extract completely and I have to get it out with the help of my pocket-knife, etc. A real PITA, regardless of how it shoots. Two that do work well are the Lapua Center-X and Midas. Also have some of the better Wolf to try.

Dang............ that's about what I paid for two 100rd boxes last time I purchased Green Tag a little over two (2) years ago. After the "shortage" (ahem), prices seem to have increased by 50% on most .22LR ammo other than the very top, which only increased 25%. Gotta luv it.

Fresh in from Champions Shooter Supply.


Greetings friends, 

We have the following match ammunition available:

Norma TAC ($5.80 box / $535 case)
Norma Match ($7.50 box / $700 case)

SK Rifle Match ($8.90 box / $795 case)
Wolf Match EXTRA ($8.90 box / $795 case)

RWS R-50 ($16.50 box / $1550 case)
RWS Target Rifle ($6.50 box / $600 case) limited

Lapua Center-X ($12.00 box / $1095 case)
Lapua Midas+ ($17.00 box / $1585 case)

Eley Match "black box" ($16.00 box / $1500.00 a case.

Todd
Champion Shooters Supply, LLC

Glenn, a lot of testing of different ammos on paper will go along way to give you a good picture of exactly ammo what your rifle prefers - groups shot on paper don't lie. I expect that when you get done shooting some groups with Center X you'll see how much better it is than some of the ammos you mentioned. In the long run better ammo just shoots better and more reliably. There's an old Chinese proverb - "if you want to play, you got to pay". Also, if you look at equipment surveys of match winners, it is very clear that they do not win shooting cheap ammo. I guess it sometimes comes down to deciding how much winning is worth to you - if you're an A Class silhouette shooter, going from Wolf Match Target to top-of-the-line Eley isn't going to automatically you a Master shooter. One thing that is undeniable, though, is that standard velocity ammo will consistently out-shoot high velocity ammo at .22 BPCR Silhouette distances.
I think we all look forward to seeing the test results from your new Hepburn, which is capable of shooting very good groups.