On a comparison ammo day with a scoped Rock River National Match, Federal American Eagle's five shot groups at 200, 300, 400, 500 yds were in the 1 to 1.5 MOA range at all distances. Nosler Ballistic Tip reloads shot .05 to 1+ MOA during the same session. Am. Eagle compared very well to reloads, shooting only slight larger five shot groups. Rem. UMC spray bullets all over with groups in the 4 to 6 MOA range. Win. USA groups were in the 2 to 4 MOA range and not adequate, IMO. From limited comparison shooting out of this gun, I would not hesitate to use Am. Eagle as a replacement for reloads. I would not want to hunt, compete or bet my life on UMC or USA. I would have confidence in Am. Eagle, being pleasantly suprised with their consistant accuracy.

Great ammo! I bought countless packs and it works well! Buy this without any second thought. Used in my ruger mini-14 and no problems at all.

I have been using this in my colt M4A2 since i bought it. It is great ammo for the money.The only problem is that on full automatic, some rounds conspicuously don't cycle the bolt, hence the 4 stars. accuracy is pretty good, especially for the short barrel of my m4. have shot about 500 rounds so far.

VERY GOOD AMMO TO GO TO THE RANGE WITH,...ON HERE ITS HIGH SHOULD NOT PAY MORE THEN 4-5 BUCKS...

I normally don't buy cheaper ammo like this, but since prices have gone up so drastically I gave it a shot. This ammo was pretty decent, I was pleasantly suprised. Definently not match grade, but fairly clean and accurate. Certainly good enough for those of us who just like to shoot. I shoot it through my Bushmaster M-4, 1/9 twist, no jams. Keep on eye on badly dent casings and bent bullet tips though, I have come accross half dozen or so like this, straight out of the box. This price currently on CTD is a little high, you can normally get it for $4-5 per 20. Hope this helps anyone who is considering this product.