Shorts for coon etc. Regular for coyote. All else is what’s rolling around int the truck console.

I like these because they shoot just like the standard Velocity I shoot targets with and are a bit less noise from the pistol less noise but still effective is nice when you are shooting in buildings.
https://www.cci-ammunition.com/rimfire/cci/sub-sonic-hp/6-56.html

when I get a Can they will be even less noise , it will be happening 2026

next favorite is the Mini Mags segmenting https://www.cci-ammunition.com/rimfire/cci/mini-mag-segmented-hp/6-36CC.html

the hollo point mini mags are good as well

all of these have had very low rates of duds

can use about anything but so frustrating when the bulk pack stuff goes click not bang.

these all run equally well in the 10/22 . MK1 MK2 MK3 , and of course almost everything runs in the wrangler

I have had some issues with cycling of the 36gr ammo in the MK 1,2,3

only hang up on the wrangler I have had is that some of the Remington pre Federal ownership of Rem would have fat bullets or be dirty enough that extraction and loading became an issue and more often than the other ammo , had to clean the cylinder well , 22 brush in the chambers would resolve that until it got gunked up again.

shared experience I don't think it is a firing pin issue at all , I think that their process to make cheap bulk ammo didn't involve spinning the priming compound as long into the rim.
that is part of the CCI process.
I could often eject them turn 180 degrees and put back in and it would fire
Which is absolutely useless when you needed it to fire because you had one good opportunity to take that shot and it is now over.

.22 short hollow points for dispatch.