Designed to function reliably in a wide variety of semi auto rifles, this realistic tactical training load is perfect for practice, plinking or target shooting. Specifications for Winchester M-22 .22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Copper Plated Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition: Manufacturer: Winchester Cartridge: .22 Long Rifle Bullet Type: Copper Plated Lead Round Nose (CPLRN) Bullet Weight: 40 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1255 ft/s Application: Recreational Shooting, Small Game Package Type: Box Primer Style: Rimfire Lead Free: No Muzzle Energy: 140 ft-lbs Gun Type: Rifle Features of Winchester M-22 .22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Copper Plated Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition: Black Copper Plated Round Nose Bullet- Highly accurate and sure functioning in a wide variety of magazines. Plated for reduced fouling and enhanced functioning; Clean Burning Powder – Assures consistent chamber pressure and delivers a blistering 1255 fps velocity; Non-Corrosive Priming – Consistent, sure-fire ignition Package Contents: Winchester M-22 .22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Copper Plated Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
6 reviews for Winchester M-22 .22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Copper Plated Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
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Anthony Sigona –
Great for target practice. working on drillsclean burning ammo with very little smoke resideVery little powder reside in gunloads and discharges perfectlywill buy againWinchester ammo works will with my guns
Wayne –
Runs good no misfires and a good price for today's world. No jams either! Shoot threw my 10-22 Walther and Smith and Wesson. Recommended for everyone. These reviews have to be too long it's just 22 ammo geesh
JAQO –
30-40% misfires, not worth it. Tried it in several weapons as intended and the amount of misfires just made me waste a lot of time. There was no other issues, e.g., ejection, etc. Just a lot of misfires.
Jaden Keagle –
Who doesn't need 2000 rounds of .22 ammo? Can't beat the price on these
Killer –
Good bullet. I kill squirrels they shoot true and don’t mess em up for eating would like to see how they would work on coyotes and wolves. Preferably I have always used magnum loads if I could get them but with the shortage of ammo that has not happened yet.
Aaron –
70% of the bullets are not secure. I can twist them with ease. I would personal like a refund or a new batch that is cared for the quality and safety for all. The bullets could go askew and miss the target or even worse harm someone. Again, please put more care into your ammunition for everyone's safety.