50 Rounds of 38gr LHP .22 LR Ammo by Aguila

If you use your .22LR to hunt rabbits you understand the need for speed. The last thing you want is to miss a shot because you have your rifle loaded with the wrong ammunition, so take the time to make sure you’ve got the right rounds. You also want to make sure your own ability to shoot quickly and accurately is spot-on, so take the time to get some target practice in prior to hunting. Work on accuracy, placement, and grouping before moving on to shooting at different distances. Aside from your own ability to take down game hard and fast you need to be familiar with the capabilities of your gun and ammo, so get familiar with both.

These particular .22LR rounds are made by Aguila. At 38 grain they’re considered lightweight but are within the standard weight range for the cartridge size. Being so light gives them the ability to race towards targets at high speeds and also keeps felt recoil to a minimum. These are Hollow Point, HP, rounds and begin to expand immediately upon impact. As these rounds mushroom they slow down, creating a permanent wound track and taking game down with a clean kill. Each round leaves the barrel of your rifle with a muzzle velocity of 1280 feet per second and muzzle energy of 138 foot-pounds. This ammunition is designed for hunting small game, varmints, and pests such as rabbits and coyotes.

There are 50 rounds in this box of Aguila ammunition. That’s just enough to give you and your rifle a taste of what these rounds can do, so if you want to make sure you won’t run out at an inopportune moment, you’ll order more than one box. Look at it this way: if you can take down 50 pests with a single box, just think what you could do with two or three boxes. Aguila is a subsidiary of TECNOS. TECNOS was established decades ago by Remington, who got the company started, even training the original group of team members. Today TECNOS operates entirely on their own, manufacturing ammunition at their factory in Mexico. Place your order now to get out there and bag some rabbits.