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Posted On: 5/17/2024
By: Jeff
A: Thanks for reaching out Jeff! This ammo is a suitable choice for 150-yard precision shooting. Once it hits its advertised muzzle velocity of 1,080 fps, this round's 40gr LRN achieves a high ballistic coefficient of 0.138. (I haven't confirmed the barrel length used to record that MV and resultant BC.) Here's a chart illustrating what kind of ballistic performance you can expect when you're zeroed in at 150: https://shooterscalculator.com/ballistic-trajectory-chart.php?pl=%5BPreset+Name%5D&presets=&df=G1&bc=.138&bw=40&vi=1080&zr=150&sh=1.5&sa=0&ws=0&wa=0&ssb=on&cr=200&ss=50&chartColumns=Range%7Eyd%60Elevation%7Ein%60Energy%7Eft.lbf%60Vel%5Bx%2By%5D%7Eft%2Fs&lbl=&submitst=+Create+Graph+
Posted On: 9/1/2019
By: Travis Hazuga
A: Hi Travis. Thanks for looking to LuckyGunner.com for your .22 ammo needs. Semi-auto rifles and pistols are the most fussy when it comes to feeding and each has to be tested on a case by case basis. What works in one pistol or rifle may not work in a second identical gun. Order a small quantity first so you will know for sure on YOUR particular rifle.