.22 hollow point accuracy or lucky?

[Five-O]

I bought a couple of thousand rounds of .22 LR HP, Federal and Remington. I've been shooting the Rems using my Ruger MKIII Hunter. I shoot at 25 yds and consistently hit the bulls eye, a group of about 2 inches. I also use an old Marlin semi-auto rifle using scope shooting 100 yds and consistently manage tight groups also.
My question, does HP effect accuracy? Since the tip has a hollow point it would seem that it would not be as aerodynamic as a non-HP. But I still get good groups meaning I'm either lucky or just a good shot. I haven't shot non-HP so can't compare. All the shells I have are HP.
Comments?
Thanks

 

[Clipper]

HP has no effect on accuracy, it's just which one(s) your gun likes. My BL-22 shot stingers into 1" @ 100yards, while my 10" stainless bull barelled MKII didn't like 'em at all. I won't shoot Remingtons though, as they're by far the filthiest ammo I've ever seen. My MKII will start jamming after 100 rounds or so of 'em...

 

[rcmodel]

The most accurate bullets made in the world for center-fire match rifles are HP's.

If the bullet is of high quality, with a flat base, and balanced, the point makes no differance what so ever.

rc