Not sure what subsonic you have, but you might need something like cci standard velocity to cycle those guns. I only shoot cci standard in my suppressed 10/22 and Ruger mkII pistol. They wouldn’t cycle with any of the quiet ammos. CCI standard ammo gives me excellent accuracy and only a couple of no-fires in thousands of rounds. Pretty quiet too. I use quite ammo in my suppressed Henry lever action riffle. The Henry is movie quiet.

I will bite your fingers off.

Soooo......he feeds you cake by hand?......

Okey-dokey

He does, right after a Dental exam. That way he get's paid for the exam, Steve's teeth go bad faster and he gets paid again.

Then Steve has to trade him a gun for the treatment, for which Steve gets more Cake feeding and the cycle continues.

How do you think Jacy got so many guns?

We use Aguila Super Extra 40 gr in Doms .22 AR and Buckmark for Speed Steel. From 30 yard rest with 8 MOA C-more's, they consistently put full mags in a quarter sized hole. My .22 SBR AR, also a Speed Steel gun, I run Federal Auto Match, just because I have a few cases of it and it runs well in that gun. In my built 10/22, CMP target rifles and Savage TRR, its Federal Gold Medal Match. The rest of the .22s get fed all the misc .22 that's floating around.
The Speed Steel gun ammo is based first and foremost on reliability, cost and lastly price. The Federal GMM is used purely for accuracy and seems to be the most accurate I've tested over multiple rifles.

I ran into this yesterday.
Of the Aguila 22's I saw, there were different types:
Eley primed
Aguila primed
Rifle match
Pistol match

Yet all priced the same @ $5.99.

What's up with the difference in primers?

My only guess would be that the Eley primed stuff is older stock and the Aguila Prime is newer. Doms been running Aguila Super Extra for over 5 years and it used to be Eley Primed. Now their web site says Aguila Prime. Their rifle and pistol Match was Eley Primed also, but it looks like that's changed to. I have used the Pistol Match with good results in our rifles also.