22 Long Rifle (LR) Ammo For Sale
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Winchester Super-X 22 LR Ammo - 100 Rounds of 40 Grain Power Point Ammunition
$13.99406 In stock now
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Winchester 22 LR Ammo - 333 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$26.9914 In stock now
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Winchester TALO 22 LR Ammo - 222 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$17.25691 In stock now
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Winchester USA 22 LR Ammo - 2000 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$144.9958 In stock now
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Winchester TALO 22 LR Ammo - 2220 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$159.9940 In stock now
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Winchester 22 LR Ammo - 5550 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$389.9929 In stock now
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Winchester 22 LR Ammo - 3330 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$249.99
$224.99
14 In stock now
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Overview of 22 Long Rifle (LR) Ammo
22 LR ammo is the most widely produced and popular cartridge in the United States. For more than 100 years, it has served the needs of hunters, sport shooters, law enforcement, and even the military. Based on the Flobert BB cap, 22 Long Rifle ammunition is the result of continuous improvement of the BB cap to meet the need for a cartridge with accuracy, low recoil, and low noise for many applications.
The 22 LR rimfire cartridge is used in many situations, from target shooting to plinking and small rodent control. It's comparatively inexpensive, widely available, and lighter to carry – making 22 LR ammo a fantastic choice for extended shooting sessions at the range, an extended hunting trip, or a long hike while hunting rabbits and squirrels.
For reliable performance across all these applications, many shooters choose CCI Mini Mag 22LR for its consistent feeding and accuracy.
What are the most popular 22LR brands you sell?
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, and Casing Type to find what you need.
Best 22LR Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Details |
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| Best 22LR Ammo | Best Overall: CCI MiniMag 36 grain CPHP. Runner-Up: Remington Thunderbolt 40 grain LRN. |
| Best 22LR Ammo For Self-Defense | Best Overall: Browning Performance 36 grain CPHP. Runner-Up: CCI Stinger 32 grain CPHP. |
| Best 22LR Ammo For Competition | Best Overall: Federal Gold Medal HV Match 40 grain LRN. Runner-Up: Eley Ultra Extreme Long Range 40 grain LRN. |
Looking for reliable plinking ammo that won't break the bank? CCI Blazer 40 grain LRN offers dependable performance for range sessions at a reasonable price point. With minimal malfunctions and consistent accuracy, it's a solid choice for extended shooting sessions. Check out our CCI Blazer 22LR review for detailed performance testing and comparisons with other budget-friendly options.
Customer Reviews
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J LEE said:
GREAT
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Why do I need a nickname? said:
Horrible ammo, stuck in my revolver and wouldn't feed at all thru SIG Sauer Mosquito. Unfortunately, I bought several boxes. Note to self, in the future, buy the smallest amount of ammo to see if it's worth it.
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nicpic said:
worst ammo I ever tried ammo misfeads, duds & jams. No power junk.
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CLL said:
Nothing in life is perfect including 22 caliber rim fire bullets, but they come close.
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Richard said:
Excellent service
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Sparlash said:
All of the rounds in the 555 box had spinning bullets loosely crimped. The results are erratic velocity readings and failures to load and eject. I am very fearful of getting a squib. I shoot a Taurus TX 22. I will save this stuff for my single action Ruger single six revolver where I can shoot slowly and react to a misfire or squib unlike shooting quickly in a semi auto.
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Crafter said:
Rounds poorly made. Bullets spin and bend inside casing. CCI rounds are rock solid by comparison. These rounds jam frequently, have multiple duds per magazine, and are generally unreliable. Not happy with my purchase and will not ever purchase again.
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John said:
I can confirm the previous review. My Taurus will not feed them. I never had a problem with CCI. Yes, the square tip of the hollow point jams. But they also don't feed through the magazines consistently. And some get stuck in the barrel itself - as if they are not dimensionally consistent and the ones that jam are a little too wide. I have about 5,000 rounds that are useless. Really disappointed with the Winchester brand.
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JWS - Ft Walton Beach FL said:
I've fired over 400 rounds through my new SigArms auto without a misfire. That has to be a record for me.
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Ahmad said:
I got the 3330 rounds. Unfortunately didn't go well with my Taurus. Failure to feed likely because it's not round tip. The hollow point makes more likely to get stuck. Now I have tops of these that I don't know what to do with