22 LR - 36 Grain CPHP - Browning - 400 Rounds vs 22 WMR - 40 Grain TMJ - CCI Maxi-Mag - 500 Rounds

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Rimfire 22 LR - 36 Grain CPHP - Browning - 400 Rounds 22 WMR - 40 Grain TMJ - CCI Maxi-Mag - 500 Rounds
Summary
Rating
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Rank
#93813
#93822
Bullet Weight 36 Grain 40 Grain
Bullet Type Copper-Plated Hollow-Point (CPHP) Total Metal Jacket (TMJ)
Ammo Casing Brass Brass
Quantity 400 500
Primer Type Rimfire Rimfire
Muzzle Velocity (fps) 1280 1875
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) 131 312
Attracts Magnet No No
Details
Brand Browning CCI
Reviews See 3 Reviews N/A
Prices
MSRP $65.00 $210.00
Used Price $45.50 $147.00
Sale Price $58.50 $189.00

Rimfires Descriptions

22 LR - 36 Grain CPHP - Browning - 400 Rounds

Pow! Down goes the red squirrel. Pow! Goodbye Mister Crow. Pow! That raccoon who’s been eyeballing your trash cans? A raccoon no more. Pow pow pow! There go those three empty cans that have been bothering you. And you’ve still got 394 rounds left, because you had the foresight to order this big box of 22 LR by Browning! This cartridge features the target shooter and varmint hunter’s best friend: the copper plated hollow point projectile. Its protective exterior plating helps to keep a firearm’s barrel from fouling up too quickly, and its nose cavity delivers that expanding terminal performance which anchors varmints so quickly. Its lighter weight gives the CPHP bullet a 1,280 fps muzzle velocity when fired out of a rifle’s barrel, and it does indeed have enough pep to cycle a semi-automatic pistol or rifle. Browning’s 22 LR doesn’t just feature uniform brass cases, non-corrosive rimfire primers and clean-burning propellant. It is also made in America! Please order four boxes if you want the whole case.

22 WMR - 40 Grain TMJ - CCI Maxi-Mag - 500 Rounds

This ammo’s clean, Gene! CCI’s Maxi-Mag label 22 WMR ammunition features not a full metal jacket, but a total metal jacket bullet. That’s going to keep your firearm more accurate in the long run – not to mention prevent a lot of lead vapor from finding its way to your lungs. This round’s TMJ begins as a lead core, which is subsequently enveloped in a pure layer of copper. In simple terms, hot propellant gasses cannot access the TMJ’s core, so they can not melt lead onto the rifling or turn it into airborne particles. CCI’s certainly going to treat you to the 22 WMR’s signature high velocity. This cartridge’s 1,875 fps muzzle velocity gives its 40 grain bullet a G1 ballistic coefficient of 0.127. Should stay faster than 1,300 fps at 100 yards, no sweat! CCI is widely regarded as one of the greatest rimfire ammo producers of all time. The Idahoan company’s sure-fire primer certainly contributes to this reputation, as do their fine brass cases and clean-burning propellant.