This 22 WMR load (22WMRUP) gives defensive rimfire shooters a stronger, more deliberate option than ordinary small-game ammunition. CCI builds Uppercut around a 40 grain jacketed hollow point made for controlled expansion from 22 WMR platforms. The bullet uses nose skiving to help the petals open more consistently. As a result, it delivers better terminal behavior than basic plated hollow points.
CCI lists this load at 1,050 fps with 98 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. That velocity comes from a short-barrel handgun test setup, which makes the number more useful for compact rimfire defensive firearms. Therefore, this load fits shooters who carry or stage a 22 WMR revolver or pistol and want ammunition designed for that role. It does not pretend to be a centerfire load. Instead, it focuses on reliable ignition, controlled expansion, and practical penetration.
The 40 grain JHP gives Uppercut its purpose. It opens with more intent than a round nose. Meanwhile, it keeps enough weight to drive to useful depth. That matters in a rimfire defensive cartridge. You need every part of the load to work cleanly. CCI’s priming reputation also helps here, since ignition reliability matters more in this role than almost anything else.
Each box contains 50 rounds. Each case includes 10 boxes, totaling 500 rounds. That gives enough ammunition for function testing, carry rotation, practice, and reserve storage. CCI uses nickel-plated brass cases with rimfire priming, so this ammunition is not reloadable. The nickel finish also helps with smooth feeding and extraction. CCI confirms the 40 grain Uppercut bullet, 1,050 fps velocity, and 50-round box format. Retail listings confirm nickel-plated brass, rimfire priming, 98 ft-lbs, and non-magnetic construction.
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