RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Fiocchi Ammunition 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR) 40 Grain Jacketed Soft Point
$807.99
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Lapua Center-X Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Lead Round Nose
$194.99
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Norma TAC-22 Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Lead Round Nose
$114.99
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Remington Golden Bullet Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 36 Grain Plated Lead Hollow Point Bulk
$600.00
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Remington Golden Bullet Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 40 Grain High Velocity Plated Lead Round Nose
$350.00
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Remington Thunderbolt Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 40 Grain Lead Round Nose Bulk
$300.00
RIMFIRE AMMUNITION
Winchester Ammunition 22 Long Rifle 36 Grain Plated Lead Hollow Point
$525.00
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ Q1: What are the advantages of using rimfire ammunition for sport shooting? A1: Rimfire ammunition is advantageous for sport shooting due to its affordability, low recoil, and availability in various calibers. It allows for frequent practice sessions and is suitable for shooters of all experience levels. Q2: Can rimfire ammunition be used for hunting larger game? A2: Rimfire ammunition is primarily used for small game hunting. While it may be effective for pest control and varmint hunting, it is generally not recommended for larger game due to its limited power and range. Q3: Are rimfire cartridges suitable for competitive shooting events? A3: Yes, rimfire cartridges are commonly used in competitive shooting events, particularly in rimfire pistol and rifle competitions. The inherent accuracy and low recoil of rimfire firearms make them popular among competitors. Q4: How should rimfire ammunition be stored to ensure reliability? A4: Rimfire ammunition should be stored in a cool, dry place to prevent exposure to moisture and dirt. Proper storage helps maintain the reliability of the primers and reduces the risk of misfires. Q5: Can rimfire ammunition be reloaded? A5: Unlike centerfire ammunition, rimfire cartridges cannot be reloaded due to the integrated primer design. Rimfire cases are typically discarded after use, and new cartridges are purchased for reloading.