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i dont want to spend 5 bucks on 50 rnds of 22 shells thats insane. so for the money what is the best value?
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I just have to chuckle. There are a lot of insane folks out there.
But back to my earlier post... do some ammo testing in your rifle and learn something about where they hit in YOUR rifle not somebody else's rifle. But in general, the more you pay, the more consistant the 22 ammo is and consistancy leads to accuracy if you do your part.
Seriously, shooting at a small animal is not shooting in a controlled environment. Stock Ruger 10/22's are also not well known for being a great shooter (accuracy wise) as compared to some of the other lower priced 22 rifles. You owe it to yourself to see what your rifle will do.