Anyone shoot Aguila ammo?

[Osobuco]

Hi - I have an opportunity to pick up some Aguila 45 acp FMJ for plinking - any reviews out there for this ammo?

 

[joneser49]

I shot an entire case throughout 2012 and had 0 problems. I'm reloading the brass now.

 

[01deuce]

I have used 9mm and 45acp and am looking for more. Good stuff imo!

 

[Ripper]

I have used 9mm and 45acp and am looking for more. Good stuff imo!

Good to hear since I bought 1000 rounds of it last night

 

[looney2ns]

No problems with it here.

 

[dyerwatcher]

It works

 

[BogWalker]

Love their .22s. Never had a problem.

 

[thecanuck]

Shot 100 rounds of their .45 yesterday and not a problem. Been shooting some for years and no issues at all

 

[cTEKs]

Never had an issue with their 9mm.

 

[2in1evtime]

One of my favorite brands of ammo, never had a problem and really like the 124 grain 9mm

 

[Colt556]

I've shot a few boxes of their .45 and quite a bit of 22. No problems with any of it, well except that some of it really smells bad!

 

[M67]

Super high velocity 22 smell like ass after you shoot it.

The Sniper Subs are pretty cool.

I've shot about 200-250 rounds of their 223 and it's done great

 

[shawnba67]

No issue with there 380 or 9

 

[Ericpwp]

I used it in .45 at NFA day.

 

[GLOCKMAN23C]

Good stuff, used 230gr .45 and a lot of .22lr. The .45 seemed to have more snap and a little dirtier than other .45 stuff I've used, it reliably goes bang, and was decently priced. The .22lr is one of the few that my marlin likes to feed/eject properly.

 

[T-DOGG]

One of my favorite brands of ammo, never had a problem and really like the 124 grain 9mm

^^ This. I buy it in bulk anytime I can.

 

[Badmac 183]

its good to go

 

[Osobuco]

Thanks all! I appreciate the advice - I will be buying!!!!

 

[g+16]

all ways worked for me, seems a little hot though

 

[Dorky_D]

I had some 38 spl (revolver) that did not eject as easily, but it was really hot outside, I think the loads were a little hot (no chrono) and it was the 3rd or 4th speed load. I will chaulk it up to heat and ignorace on my part, besides I think that problem is fairly common in .357. I was a little concerned about it at the time, but I have learned to tap the ejector more than once on the revolver.
I have shot the 60 grain 22lr ammo without issue. This 60 grain stuff beats the crap out of bulk Winchester, and Remington. They have some high velocity 22 that I would like to check out.
I have also used the Super Colibri rounds. I am not sure they are that accurate at distance, but they are quiet out of a rifle (sound like a pelet gun). I may try to get some more and also the standard Colibri.