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Why customers choose this item
✓22 Long Rifle caliber
✓45 grain round nose bullet
✓970 fps subsonic velocity
✓50 rounds per box
✓suppressor optimized loading
✓rimfire ammunition
Product highlights
22 Long Rifle subsonic ammunition designed for suppressed firearm use
45 grain copper plated round nose bullet for reliable cycling and accuracy
Muzzle velocity rated at 970 feet per second for subsonic performance
Subsonic loading eliminates supersonic crack for quieter shooting results
50 round box packaging suitable for range use and suppressed shooting
Clean burning powders reduce fouling and maintain consistent firearm operation
Product description
The Federal American Eagle Suppressor Ammunition 22LR 45 Grain Copper Plated Round Nose 50 Round Box is a rimfire ammunition cartridge designed for suppressed firearm use.
The Federal American Eagle Suppressor Ammunition 22 Long Rifle cartridge uses a 45 grain copper plated round nose bullet with a listed muzzle velocity of 970 feet per second and subsonic configuration. This rimfire ammunition is packaged in a 50 round box and is built with Federal brass, primers, and clean-burning powder for consistent operation. It is categorized under rimfire ammunition and is intended for use in firearms chambered in 22 LR. This product is used for suppressed shooting applications where subsonic loads are required. In typical setups, the Federal American Eagle rimfire ammunition provides a copper plated projectile and subsonic performance characteristics.
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