22 WMR – 40 Gr FMJ – Federal (737) – 1000 Rounds

This 22 WMR load (737) gives target shooters a clean, steady rimfire round with more reach than standard 22 LR. Federal loads it with a 40 grain full metal jacket bullet. The FMJ profile keeps the load simple. It feeds smoothly. It also helps reduce bullet deformation during handling and cycling. As a result, this round works well for range sessions, plinking, rifle practice, and general target shooting.

Federal lists this load at 1,880 fps and 314 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Therefore, it brings strong rimfire speed with a flatter path than slower rimfire loads. The 40 grain bullet also gives the cartridge a useful balance. It carries more weight than ultra-light varmint rounds. Meanwhile, it still moves fast enough for crisp target work at practical 22 WMR distances.

The FMJ bullet does not focus on expansion. Instead, it focuses on consistency. That makes sense for paper, steel, and routine practice. Moreover, the low recoil keeps the rifle easy to control. Shooters can stay on target, watch hits, and build rhythm without fighting the gun. This load also suits anyone who wants affordable magnum rimfire trigger time without switching to hollow point hunting ammunition.

Each box contains 50 rounds. Each case includes 20 boxes, totaling 1000 rounds. Consequently, this case supports frequent range trips and bulk storage. Federal uses brass cases with rimfire priming, so the ammunition is not reloadable. Still, the case format gives shooters a deep supply of dependable target ammunition with Federal’s established rimfire consistency.