Depends on what the other choices are? I can pay shipping from out of state for about 37 a brick delivered on cci sv.

 

I have three CZ455 rifles:
Training Rifle 24.9"
UltraLux 28.66"
Varmint 20.9"
I have tested three lots of black-box Norma TAC 22 and one lot of white-box Norma Match-22 (boxes of 50) through each rifle with the following results:

Abbreviations:
Tfps = Training Rifle muzzle velocity (fps) through my Shooting Chrony Beta
Udev = UltraLux Standard Deviation (fps)
Vspr = Varmint Extreme Spread (fps)
MOA values are composites at 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards

 

I've shot it and it's pretty accurate also functions in all my semi autos i've tried it in. Like Old School posted it's greasy.

 

The ammo you asked about is a decent SV round.
If your standard has been CCI SV and you are pleased with it, what's your total per brick cost for it? If it's in the same ballpark, what is you expect from the Norma-Tac?
Given the choice at a roughly equal price, I'd be tempted to stay with the CCI SV. For me, year to year and lot to lot, it's proven a very reasonable performer at its price.
I've shot some Norma Tac, both black and red, and it's been OK, but it's nothing that knocks me out of my socks.

 

If you’re just plinking, shoot what your wallet will tolerate. I like Tac-22, pretty good practice ammo. At $55 a brick, it’s less than what I can get it for in my neck of the woods.

 

If you arent chasing that last bit of accuracy from budget ammo, just stick with the cci sv. It'll hit your targets just as good for less money and easier to acquire. If you are trying to shoot the tightest groups, the tac22 "might" be a little more accurate... then again, it might not. Chance you'll take...for more money at that.

 

I would want to see pictures of some of the bullets themselves.. problem with old a.mo like that is the lube on the bullets dry out and become crusty and abrasive feeling.. a friend gave me a box of rws r50 awhile back that he had for a few years and the lube had dried out .. for plinking in a gun you didn't care about would be fine maybe but I wouldn't shoot these in any of my good rifles..

 

Ok fell'as, thanks for your suggestions. I think I'll walk on this situation and stick to the CCI Standard Velocity stuff. Thanks again. RRM

 

Tac 22 shoots a lot better for me than CCI SV in my CZ 455 with an MTR Match Chamber barrel. There is no difference between the black box and the newer red box. You can but Tac 22 for 28 bucks a brick.

 

The color of the box has nothing to do with how it shoots.

 

The age would be a factor for me. But if stored well should shoot ok. Personally have got stuck with some bad ammo from a PP and that also would factor. Gotta ask why they are selling in your mind.
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$55/brick seems kind of high to me. New red box is almost less than that. Ive seen red box as low as $30-ish/brick. Black box doesn't have any more magic in it than the new red box TAC22.