22LR Ammo

The 22 LR is one of the most popular rounds in the world due to its incredibly low recoil, report, and ammo price. Whether you want to teach your children in the ways of shooting, plink away, train at the range, hunt varmints or other small game, or compete in a shooting competition, the 22LR can get the job done.

Remington has been around since 1866 and has one of the best reputations of any other firearms and ammunition manufacturer in the world. These Remington Thunderbolt rounds feature 40 grain lead round nose projectiles and are their most popular 22 LR rounds. With their high velocity and versatility, these rounds are perfect for range training, plinking, and varmint hunting.

“Aguila” doesn’t just mean “eagle” in Spanish. It is also used to refer to something large or powerful, or a leader. And that makes perfect sense, because Aguila is one of the world’s leading rimfire ammunition producers!

If we had to pick a favorite 22 LR bullet, it would probably be the copper plated hollow point like this round is loaded with. Some people say they don’t notice a difference, but we’ve definitely appreciated how that copper plating helps to slow down lead residue accumulation which slowly weakens accuracy. And while the CPHP is a perfectly acceptable target shooting projectile, we also appreciate a bullet that expands inside small game. You never know when a varmint might rear its buck-toothed head.

This cartridge’s bullet weighs in at 38 grains, and its muzzle velocity out of a rifle’s barrel is well beyond supersonic. Even if your semi-auto is a pistol, you can count on so powerful a 22 LR cartridge to properly cycle it. Aguila’s brass also supports smooth functionality, making this ammo a safe go-to pick no matter what you’re firing!

Hunters all across the country who need an accurate gun for target practice and an effective tool for small game hunting often choose the .22 long rifle. This type of cartridge is one of the most popular rounds in the country, and it has become a favorite for experienced shooters and new hunters alike.

This round for the .22 LR uses a 40-grain bullet that has a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per seconds and a muzzle energy of 128 foot pounds. Using a solid bullet, the round is an excellent choice for both target practice and hunting. With this 325-round package, you should have plenty of ammo for all your needs.

Federal Premium Ammunition is a leader in high-quality cartridges. They have been making rounds since 1922, and have some of the best cartridges for firearms of many different sizes, including shotguns, handguns, and rifles. Federal also makes excellent equipment and supplies for ammo reloading.

If you’re looking for the perfect ammo plinking partner, order this 500-round case from CCI. You’ll get 40-grain bullets that have a lead round nose, making them both affordable and versatile. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,070 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 102 foot pounds. If sighted at 50 yards, these rounds will only drop 2.6 inches when they reach 75 yards. With this package, you'll get 10 boxes that each contain 50 rounds for your next dose of trigger time.

The .22 Long Rifle just might be the most common rifle cartridge in the country. This round has been used for competition shooting, afternoon plinking, and hunting small game like rabbit and squirrel for years. As an affordable and reliable round, the .22 Long Rifle is found in millions of homes across the country.

When you need rimfire ammunition, turn to CCI. This company has been leading the industry in small-caliber rifle ammo, with reliable options for both .22 and .17 HMR rifles.

We’re sure you’ll have no trouble figuring out what to do with over half a thousand rounds of 22 LR ammunition. You’ve got bottles to blast, cans to cancel, and varmints to veto. You just need a little help getting said ammo, but that’s easy – we want to send it to your doorstep.

This 22 LR cartridge by Winchester features the ever so versatile 36 grain copper plated hollow point. At that weight it treats a rifle to a supersonic muzzle velocity, but this ammo’s just as suitable for handguns including semi-automatics. That copper plating isn’t just pretty to look at – it prevents rapid bore fouling so you can enjoy greater accuracy and less cleaning. The bullet’s hollow point unleashes rapid terminal expansion within small game to kill it deader, faster, but it’s no great crime to fire CPHP bullets during a relaxed plinking day, either.

American brass, primers and propellant add up to smooth performance however you slice it. Order this 3 lb, 12 oz box of ammo and you’ll be able to do your best work soon!

If you are looking for a quiet, convenient, and affordable .22-caliber round that you can use for target shooting and plinking, then this is the load for you. You’ll get outstanding performance from a .22 Long Rifle round that is intended for noise reduction and accuracy. Order a few of these 50-round boxes and you’ll have 40-grain lead round nose ammunition that is perfect for backyard plinking or introducing young people to the sport of shooting.

These cartridges give you a noise level that is similar to an air rifle. They have a muzzle velocity of 710 feet per seconds and a muzzle energy of 45 foot pounds, giving them a light, extremely manageable recoil. They maintain excellent accuracy downrange, allowing you to enjoy the sport of shooting with only 68 Db at the shooter’s ear.

CCI is a top brand for small-caliber rimfire cartridges. They have a large selection of options for numerous uses, including plinking, varmint hunting, and pest control.

This big range pack of 22 LR ammo by Aguila is the perfect way to enjoy any firearm at the range. Bolt-action rifle, or semi-auto like the AR-15 or 10/22? Buntline revolver or compact semi-auto? It’s still going to love burning through 250 rounds of Mexico’s finest just as much as you will!

This round’s 40 grain bullet pours out of a rifle’s muzzle at 1,255 fps – more than 100 fps faster than the speed of sound, and accordingly easier to aim thanks to its flat trajectory. The bullet does a great job of preventing residue from building up inside the barrel, as its copper plating prevents the lead in its core from gumming up the rifling. A round nose bullet like this may deform a little inside of soft tissue; not nearly as much as a hollow point, but we still wouldn’t want to be the squirrel who gets knocked in the ribs with a 40 grain CPRN traveling at 1,000 fps.

Aguila developed their own intensely reliable rimfire primer technology, making certain it would live up to even an Olympian’s expectations. Each round’s non-corrosive primer and clean burning propellant complement its copper-plated bullet’s performance to keep fouling at an acceptable minimum.