CCI .22 Long High-Velocity Ammunition
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Description
22 Long Target Ammo
CCI .22 Long High-Velocity is a rimfire target load for plinking, practice and casual range work in firearms chambered for .22 Long. Each cartridge carries a 29-grain copper-plated round nose bullet rated at 1215 feet per second. It suits shooters who own an older .22 Long rifle or revolver and need a current, readily identifiable load to feed it.
Features
- .22 Long Rimfire Cartridge — The .22 Long shares the case length of the .22 LR but carries a lighter bullet, so it is a distinct cartridge and not interchangeable in every .22 firearm.
- 29-Grain Bullet — Grain is the standard unit of bullet weight, and 29 grains is about 1.9 grams.
- Copper-Plated Round Nose — A thin copper coating over the bullet helps reduce lead buildup in the bore, and the rounded profile feeds smoothly.
- 1215 FPS Velocity — The box lists a velocity of 1215 feet per second (about 370 m/s), which places the load in the high-velocity class.
- Target Designation — CCI labels this load for target shooting, so it is meant for paper, steel and informal plinking rather than hunting.
- 100 Rounds Per Box — Each box holds 100 cartridges.
- Clear Plastic Case — The transparent box shows the rounds inside, so you can see at a glance how many are left.
- Made In USA — The packaging carries a Made in USA mark.
Load And Compatibility
This ammunition uses brass cases and is built for firearms chambered for .22 Long. Some firearms are marked for .22 Short, Long and Long Rifle and will chamber it, but many semi-automatics marked only for .22 LR will not cycle it reliably. Check the marking on your barrel or the owner's manual before you buy.
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Customer Reviews
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Not all guns like 22 LongWhile its not much different in length than the Long Rifle my Ruger 10/22's dont like it much. Once chambered it fires OK but it has a bit of trouble cycling out of the mag on my auto loaders On the other hand my Romainian Training Rifle and my OLD Rem Target Master bolt action eats it up If your using a bolt action or single shot this is excellent ammo but if your using a autoloader it's likely not going to be a round your gun digest well I personally wonder if the 29gr bullet my be part of why it don't want to cycle right but either way be it bullet weight or overall length is dont do well in auto's In a bolt or single shot it it quite accurate and reliable If you have one of those them you will find this ammo suprisingly accurate RemMax