This 22 WMR load (757) gives small game hunters a heavier rimfire hollow point with steady accuracy and practical field punch. Federal loads it with a 50 grain jacketed hollow point bullet. That heavier bullet gives the cartridge more momentum than lighter 30 or 40 grain 22 WMR loads. As a result, it hits with a deeper, steadier feel on small game.
Federal lists this load at 1,530 fps and 260 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Therefore, it offers strong rimfire performance without turning harsh or difficult to control. The 50 grain bullet does not chase maximum velocity. Instead, it favors weight, stability, and useful penetration. That makes it a smart choice for rabbits, squirrels, pests, and similar small game at proper rimfire distances.
The jacketed hollow point gives this round its field value. It expands on impact. It also carries more weight than fast, lightweight varmint loads. Consequently, it suits hunters who want a practical blend of expansion and penetration. Moreover, the 22 WMR platform keeps recoil low. Shooters can stay on target, track impacts, and make clean follow-up shots when needed.
Each box contains 50 rounds. Each case includes 20 boxes, totaling 1000 rounds. That format works well for regular field use and long-term storage. You can open one box at a time and keep the rest sealed. Federal uses brass cases with rimfire priming, so this ammunition is not reloadable. Retail listings also identify the casing as brass and the primer type as rimfire.
This is a serious small game rimfire load. It gives hunters a heavier 22 WMR bullet, reliable Federal construction, brass cases, and enough volume to keep rifles and revolvers fed through the season.
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