50 Rounds of 32gr Segmented HP .22 LR Ammo by CCI

.22LR is a versatile round, useful for everything from teaching brand new shooters the ropes of gun use to the simple pleasures of plinking, and, of course, there’s hunting. If you’re after pests and varmints such as coyotes, .22LR will get the job done. All you need to provide is the shot placement. Of course, you also need to choose the right ammunition. Some shooters use Lead Round Nose .22LR to take down coyotes and other varmints, but those rounds present a few problems. First and foremost, they don’t expand but do over-penetrate, so they not only don’t create a good wound cavity but may strike an innocent bystander. If you’re going to hunt coyotes with your .22LR – or any small game, for that matter – use the right rounds, like these from CCI.

These CCI .22LR rounds weigh in at 32 grain, making them quite lightweight although they’re within the standard weight range for the cartridge size. Being so lightweight is what gives these rounds their ability to race towards targets at impressive speeds and also keeps felt recoil to a minimum. These are Copper-Plated Segmented Hollow Points. Being CP makes them cleaner to fire, and being a HP means they begin to expand immediately upon impact. Because they’re segmented they shatter into three large pieces on impact, creating an even more devastating wound cavity. These rounds have a muzzle velocity of 1640 feet per second and muzzle energy of 191 foot-pounds. This ammunition is specifically made for hunting varmints and pests.

There are 50 CPSHP rounds in this single box of CCI ammunition. It’s just enough to give you and your rifle a taste of the terminal performance of these rounds; just enough to make you wish you had more. If you’re looking to take down fast varmints like coyotes, these rounds are just what you need. They’re incredibly fast at 1640 feet per second, which is the same muzzle velocity as CCI Stinger rounds, and they create substantial wound tracks thanks to being segmented hollow points. In addition, clean-burning propellants are used, so they fire more cleanly, and CCI’s Sure Fire primer is used for reliable function. CCI manufactures this ammunition at their factory in Lewiston, Idaho. Order now and prepare to smoke some varmints.