Winchester Ammo SUP22LRB Super Suppressed 22 LR 45 gr Lead Round Nose (LRN) 800 – Super Suppressed ammunition is optimized for firearms equipped with suppressors. Offering clean and reliable performance, the Super Suppressed line is engineered for noise reduction, decreased barrel/suppressor fouling and recoil mitigation. Consistent performace and exceptional accuracy is backed by generations of Winchester legendary excellence. Specifications for Winchester Super Suppressed .22 Long Rifle 45 Grain Subsonic Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition: Manufacturer: Winchester Cartridge: .22 Long Rifle Bullet Type: Lead Round Nose (LRN) Bullet Weight: 45 grain Cartridge Case Material: Brass Muzzle Velocity: 1090 ft/s Application: Target Package Contents: Winchester Super Suppressed .22 Long Rifle 45 Grain Subsonic Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
4 reviews for Winchester Super Suppressed .22 Long Rifle 45 Grain Subsonic Lead Round Nose Rimfire Ammunition
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Dageaux 1 –
Well it’s is as the box reads – Super Suppressed!! Quite as can be and most definitely impressive suppression properties. Best toy i’ve had in a while!! No wonder they were back ordered for 5 months !
GRW –
I am as impressed with the ammunition as I am with Opticsplanet. I have always had great products and excellent customer service. What is not to like. The Subsonic conditions of the product is substantially well tested and obviously manufactured with high standards. I am grateful.GRW
Ingy –
I find this functions flawlessly in my P322 that is ammo sensitive. Great accuracy and doesn’t foul the bore. I found this locally to try but the bulk deals made it very cost effective. You won’t go wrong with this.
Nick –
This ammunition was a disappointment immediately upon looking at it, it represented the worst example of quality control I've ever seen in any ammunition, the brass isn't even square at the mouth and the lip has a strange uneven shape, it's also crimped in the middle? don't even get me started on the lead part, vary sketchy and I question my safety using it, could be just a bad run that got past QC, if this is regular then Winchester should be ashamed.