Ledbetter,
Not a bad group for 100 yards, but not an inch group since a quarter is nearly an inch in diameter. I have never found an HV .22 that would shoot terribly accurately at 100 yards. Good enough for hunting, but not for trying to make all of the shots touch - not out of my rifles anyway.
We could expand the discussion of hypersonic vs. subsonic ammo to include factors such as actual bore diameter, actual bullet diameter, lube, humidity, temperature, barometric pressure and whether we're shooting into the wind or with it, but I'm a novice at this ultra accuracy stuff and would likely embarrass myself
I really need to stop reading Precision Shooting and lurking at benchrest.com and get out in the cold and shoot more.
I like the Wolf ammo too. I bought more than a case of WMT when it was going for $15 a brick and then a case of WME because I found it at the gun show for a reasonable price. So far so good, but I'm going to try some of the good Eley in my Finnfire when the weather warms. I only have one box left of the old Federal UMB1 and need to find something really good if I'm going to start shooting benchrest this year.
Oh, speaking of benchrest. Most of it is shot at 50 yards and that's what I think in terms of when talking ammo.
I'll check in later - time to work.
John