Aguila Ammunition Rimfire Super Extra 22 Short 29 Grain Copper-Plated Round Nose High Velocity Rimfire Ammo - 50 Rounds - 44405
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For over 50 years Aguila Ammunition has been dedicated to the development and manufacturing of recreational, hunting, self-defense, and law enforcement ammunition. Aguila is proud to offer an extensive line of ammunition and is recognized as one of the largest Rimfire manufacturers in the world! Their ammunition is produced in a newly updated state of the art facility that combines today’s technology and premium raw materials with some of the most extensive quality control processes in the industry. All Aguila meets SAAMI and CIP standards guaranteeing the reliability and performance that customers demand.
When it comes to being accurate and efficient with a firearm, practice is key!
Aquila Super Extra is super rimfire ammunition, with that little something extra you’re looking for. It’s high velocity ammo for plenty of knock down power on pests, rodents and small game with a copper washed lead round nose to give you amazing accuracy. Aquila is cost effective quality ammunition for the high volume shooter.
Specifications:
- Manufacturers Number 1B220110
- .22 Short
- 29 Grain
- Copper Plated Lead Solid Point Bullet
- High Velocity
- Brass Cased
- Non Corrosive Primers
- Muzzle Velocity 1095 fps
- Muzzle Energy 77 ft/lbs
- Uses Plinking, Practicing, and Target Shooting
- 50 Round Box
| Weight | 4.96 oz |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket |
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 29 |
| Cartridge Compatibility | 22 Short |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Velocity (FPS) | 1095 |
| Lead-Free | No |
| Rounds | 50 |
| MPN | 44405 |
| UPC | 640420001135 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
