Kentucky Gun Co with a sale and inventory on 100 round bricks of CCI 22 LR Mini-Mag Target 40Gr ammunition, just $8.99 with flat rate shipping. As with everything, flat-rate shipping, the price is excellent if you buy enough.
CCI 22 LR Mini-Mag Varmint CPHP 36Gr
CCI® Mini-Mag® 22 LR offers peak velocities, and a proven, accurate copper-plated hollow point bullet design. Clean-burning propellants ensure reliable performance.
Original CCI® offering, still the most popular
Reliable feeding
Clean-burning powder won’t foul barrelsSPECIFICATIONS
Caliber 22 LR
Grain Weight 36
Muzzle Velocity 1260
Bullet Style Copper Plated Hollow Point
Ballistic Coefficient .125
Package Quantity 100
Usage Varmint
CCI 22 LR Mini Mag Target 40Gr 1235 FPS CPRN 100rnds $8.99 FLAT RATE S&H
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Cci 22 Lr Mini Mag 40 Gr Segmented Hp 100/Bx | Brownells.com | $ 8.99 |
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CCI Mini Mag 22 Long Rifle 40gr RN Rimfire Ammo - 100 Rounds | Sportsman's Warehouse | $ 11.99 |
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CCI Mini-Mag .22 LR 36GR Copper-Plated HP 300 Rounds | GunMag Warehouse | $ 24.99 |
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Cci Mini-mag 22 LR 40 Gr Segmented Hollow Point (100 Rounds) | Ammunition Depot | $ 13.99 |
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$9.30 each? Wow! I expected ammo prices to rise again, but this is nuts! I usually shoot 50 to a couple of hundred .22 rounds every week, but that’s going to cost me $500.00 to $2000.00 dollars now. I guess Brandon won.
As much as I like kygunco, I can get these cheaper on-line with completely free shipping. As a matter of fact, I just recently purchased 1600 round each of both the 36 grain hollow points and the 40 gr. solids. Gotta love CCI Mini-Mags
Basically the same price I just paid at Walmart, plus no shipping charge. Also, I got to shoot it the same day.
Is the .22LR a good self-defense caliber? In the case of the Ruger SR-.22 pistol, absolutely! At least for home defense, where fired rounds penetrating non-brick or non-cement/concrete walls are a concern. The above pistol, from all outward appearances, is as intimidating looking as any 9MM or .380, is cheaper with which to practice, holds ten rounds and, unlike most other rimfire guns, can be dry fired. The only concern, one must thoroughly learn the SR-.22 from the manual, master it’s more complex disassembly and remember to seat the magazine firmly to avoid the magazine disconnect safety. Otherwise, it’s the… Read more »