22 WMR Ammo For Sale
Overview of 22 WMR Ammo
Developed by Winchester in 1959, the .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (WMR) was a potent cartridge that was soon produced by Smith & Wesson and Ruger. Winchester produced their Model 61 rifle for the .22 WMR beginning in 1960, while Savage introduced its famous Model 24 – a combination rifle for .22 WMR and .410 in an over-under configuration.
At its most basic level, the 22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire is an enlarged version of the popular .22 Winchester Rimfire (WRF). Contrary to popular belief, the WMR cannot be used safely in weapons chambered for the 22 WRF – or any other caliber. The WMR was the most powerful rimfire round in the world for many years, outperforming the .22 Winchester Centerfire. However, that distinction today belongs to the .17 Winchester Super Magnum. Another attractive aspect of the 22 WMR round for shooters is that it’s widely available and reasonably priced.
Federal Premium Ammunition recently introduced Federal Punch 22 WMR, a rimfire round engineered specifically for personal protection. Designed for compact backup firearms, Federal Punch delivers reliable expansion and penetration through barriers like heavy clothing—a critical consideration for defensive scenarios. For an in-depth look at Federal Punch's real-world performance and accuracy testing, read our Federal Punch 22 WMR review.
What are the most popular .22 WMR brands you sell?
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Best .22 WMR Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Details |
|---|---|
| Best .22 WMR Ammo | Best Overall: CCI Maxi-Mag 40 grain CPHP. Runner-Up: Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel 40 grain JHP. |
How Does The .22 WMR Ammo Compare To Other Calibers?
| Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Long Rifle | 22 WMR has more | 22 WMR has higher muzzle velocity, more stopping power, and better effective range | 22 WMR is more expensive, has fewer rifle options, and produces more recoil |
Customer Reviews
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Daryl T said:
EXCELLENT PRODUCTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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kkh said:
I use this Ammo all the time
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Thomas said:
Good service and fair prices
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JSS said:
Been shooting 30 and 40 grain but this 45 grain pops and it is quick and a great fireball making it that much fun.
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mitchell said:
thanks for your quick response to first shipment mess.. i will be shopping with you again
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DENNY said:
Ammo performed great in my Walther pistol
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Clay said:
I shopped around, ammo.com had the best deal, and the CCI Maxi Mags performed great
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Casey said:
I looked everywhere and these are definitely the best value.
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Rawhider said:
I have not had a great experience with the 22 mag in the past, but picked up a little uberti rolling block in said caliber bought a brick of armscor and will look no farther works for me
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Russell said:
I am impressed with this Armscor ammunition. It performs well. I have been having some issues with the rounds feeding from the magazine into the chamber of my new Smith & Wesson .22 Mag. However, I feel that may be because of the magazines S&W provided, not the ammo.
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08street said:
Works wonderfully in my auto rifle. Just a touch finicky in my auto handgun
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NITEMARE said:
You will not be disappointed in this ammo!!!
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Maxman said:
Great ammo. No problems with performance. Feeds well and had no problems with jamming or misfiring.