Description
When you’ve got 5,000 rounds of good 22 LR ammunition, the scope of things that you can shoot is limited only by your imagination. Has your kid grown up and moved out a long time ago, only to have left behind shoeboxes full of of once overpriced and now worthless cartoon monster trading cards? Are you fed up with receiving small mountains of grocery store flyers in the mail everyday, and would like to exact your vengeance by blasting holes through the little photos of cheese on them? Would you like to make your backyard as dangerous for pest creatures as the Korean Demilitarized Zone would be for a Texan riding around in a coal roller? When you’ve got 38 pounds of Remington’s 22 Cyclone ammo to work your way through, only the sky will be the limit. (You can’t shoot the sky, it’s too far away.)
rThis 22 LR cartridge sports a 36 grain lead hollow point projectile. Its lack of any kind of plating makes the bullet very agreeable to the wallet, and if you don’t mind cleaning your firearm a little more frequently to maintain its accuracy you’ll be as pleased as punch with such an accurate bullet’s performance. This bullet will open up during penetration, so it’s as ready for full-on squirrel detail as it is target practice. Remington’s non-corrosive primer means you won’t have to quit your job to make sure you can fire 5,000 rounds before they expire, and their precision brass casing will work just as you’d like it to in any type of weapon.
