Blazer 22 Long Rifle ammo is loaded with a 38-grain bullet that?s great for everything from small game hunting to casual plinking. The loads cycle particularly well in semi-automatic rifles.Features:Quality 38-grain bulletIdeal for everything from small game hunting to plinkingFunctions well in semi-automatic firearms Specifications for CCI Ammunition Blazer Rimfire .22 Long Rifle 38 Grain Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition: Manufacturer: CCI Ammunition Cartridge: .22 Long Rifle Bullet Type: Lead Round Nose (LRN) Bullet Weight: 38 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1235 ft/s Application: Target Primer Style: Rimfire Features of CCI Ammunition Blazer Rimfire .22 Long Rifle 38 Grain Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition: Quality 40-grain bullet Ideal for everything from small game hunting to plinking Functions well in semi-automatic firearms Package Contents: CCI Ammunition Blazer Rimfire .22 Long Rifle 38 Grain Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
6 reviews for CCI Ammunition Blazer Rimfire .22 Long Rifle 38 Grain Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
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Ranger Bob –
Item received in good shape and in a timely manner. I fired approximately 150 rounds at the range. All rounds functioned.Accuracy was good.
Jabr –
I had only 1 misfire in the whole 300 rounds. I will buy again
Logan Davidson –
Everyone needs some milk, especially 22LR in a milk carton it’s super cool and plus you can fold the box up when you’re done and it has a target ready to shoot already printed onto the box. I think that’s a great way to get rid of the box other than just throwing it out! Great size and great delivery!
Bones –
Purchased bulk ammunition from OpticsPlanet , always fast and easy to deal with. They keep you informed during the whole process, solid value and great selection.
Hygain –
These shoot fine in my 10/22. No issues. The bucket is the way to go in my opinion, very handy.
Dave –
These are the same LRN Blazers that have been around forever. Same quality, rare to have a misfire, I'd say less than 1%. They're pretty dirty, and you'll definitely have to clean your gun after you shoot them (not just a boresnake, the action will need love, too). Some semi-autos with tighter tolerances will get finicky about feeding and extracting due to the fouling after a box or so. Other semi-autos eat them up and spit them out without any fuss.Still, if you're looking for a tried-and-true plinking and target 22LR round, these fit the bill at a low price-per-round.I've probably gone through 100 bricks or so in the last 3 decades, I trust CCI products and they're made in America!