Description
This 22 LR cartridge from Winchester’s Wildcat line of ammunition features a 40 grain projectile, the caliber’s original bullet weight when it was introduced in 1887 and its most common one to this day. This round owes its great affordability primarily to its projectile’s lead composition, which also gives it stellar accuracy, versatility in a wide variety of weapons, and the ability to deform somewhat upon impact. The bullet’s profile gives it an impressive balance of impact energy and penetrative characteristics — all in all, this is about the most basic type of bullet you could hope for.
Whether you want to plink, train, or quell your local varmint population, Winchester’s Wildcat ammo is a good one to rely on. This round’s brass casing and non-corrosive rimfire primer make it long-lasting, so you needn’t worry about finding 500 things to shoot right away after you’ve invested in these cartridges.
