CCI Henry Golden Boy Edition Rimfire Ammunition .22 LR 36gr CPHP 1260 fps 275/ct

SKU: RSR|CCIHGB22UPC: 604544709056Mfr. Part #: HGB22

$28.99

CCI Henry Golden Boy Edition Rimfire Ammunition .22 LR 36gr CPHP 1260 fps 275/ct

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When one of America’s the most iconic firearms manufacturers teams up with The Leader in Rimfire Ammunition® great things happen. CCI has collaborated with Henry Repeating Arms maker of the legendary Golden Boy lever-action rifle on a collector’s edition load. Offered in 275-round bulk packs the loads feature a 36-grain copper-plated hollow-point bullet pushed at 1260 fps—perfect for targets and small game.

  • 22 LR 36-grain copper-plated hollow-point
  • 1260 fps muzzle velocity
  • Great for targets and small game
  • Superior cycling through the Henry Golden Boy rifle
  • 275-count pack

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.22 LR

Cost per Round

0.11

Grains

36Gr

manufacturer

CCI Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

HGB22

Model

Golden Bullet

Product Type

Copper

Shipping Weight

1.9

Units per Box

275

upc

604544709056

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