CCI 22LR BLUE POLYCOAT 40GR SUB 100/50

SKU: RSR|CCI934CCUPC: 604544650310Mfr. Part #: 934CC

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CCI 22LR BLUE POLYCOAT 40GR SUB 100/50

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Polymer bullet coating greatly reduces lead fouling in the barrel without leaving residue – Cuts lead buildup in suppressors 60 to 80 percent – 40-grain lead round nose bullets—red for High Velocity blue for Sub-Sonic – Optimized bullet geometry for improved accuracy – Reliable function in semi-automatic firearms – Great option both casual and competitive shooters – Caliber: 22 Long Rifle – Bullet Weight (gr): 40 – Bullet Type: LRN – Box Count: 100 – Velocity ft/sec (Muzzle): 1070 – Energy ft-lbs (Muzzle): 102

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

40

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.14

Grains

40Gr

Length

5.7500

manufacturer

CCI Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

934CC

Model

Subsonic

Product Type

Lead Round Nose

Shipping Weight

0.85

Units per Box

100

upc

604544650310

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