Aguila Subsonic 22LR Ammo

Quiet 22LR Subsonic Load

Aguila Subsonic 22LR pushes a 40 grain lead solid point at 1,025 feet per second. That keeps the bullet below the speed of sound, so it avoids the sharp supersonic crack that faster .22 loads make downrange. It suits shooters running a suppressor, anyone hunting small game where noise matters, and range days spent plinking and punching paper.

Features

• .22 Long Rifle Caliber — Chambered for 22LR, the most common rimfire cartridge, used in a wide range of rifles and pistols.
• Subsonic Velocity — At 1,025 fps the bullet stays under the speed of sound, which keeps the report down and pairs well with a suppressor.
• 40 Grain Bullet — A standard-weight .22 bullet that carries 93 foot-pounds of energy at the muzzle.
• Lead Solid Point — A solid lead bullet with a round nose, as opposed to a hollow point, for steady penetration on targets and small game.
• Rimfire Ignition — The priming compound sits inside the rim of the case, and the firing pin ignites it by striking the rim.
• Brass Cases — Each round is loaded in a brass case.
• 50 Rounds Per Box — Packed in a compact 50-count carton marked in English and Spanish.
• Aguila Prime Line — The box carries the Aguila Prime badge from the Mexican ammunition maker founded in 1961.

Ballistics and Build

The load is simple: a 40 grain lead solid point bullet seated in a brass rimfire case and rated at 1,025 fps with 93 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The box lists caliber, bullet weight, velocity and bullet type on the front and side panels, so the specs are easy to confirm at a glance. It fits any firearm chambered in .22 Long Rifle.