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Remington Ranch Hand 22LR Ammo 38 Grain Plated Hollow Point Case of 5000 (50 Boxes of 100)

$539.99$0.11/rd
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Brand
Remington
Caliber
.22LR
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
5000
Grain Weight
38
UPC
10047700212736

Overview

Remington Ranch Hand 22LR ammunition is designed for high performance in both rimfire rifles and handguns. These 38-grain plated hollow point cartridges are engineered for consistent reliability, featuring precision-manufactured cases, propellants, and advanced priming technology to ensure flawless feeding, function, and ignition. Developed to excel across various barrel lengths, this ammunition provides consistent accuracy and on-target performance. The plated projectile design makes this line suitable for small game and varmint hunting. This offering consists of a case containing 5,000 rounds, packaged as 50 boxes of 100 rounds each.

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