Federal .22 Mag Ammo for Sale
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Federal Premium V-Shok Varmint Rimfire Ammo - .22 WMR - TNT Hollow Point
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
TNT HP
Caliber:
.22 WMR
Capacity:
50
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
30 grain
From:
$14.79
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Federal BYOB 50 gr Jacketed Hollow Point .22 WMR Ammo, 250/box - 757BTL250
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
Jacketed Hollow Point
Caliber:
.22 WMR
Capacity:
250
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
50 grain
From:
$61.50
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Federal Premium Personal Defense Punch Rimfire 22 WMR 45 Grain Punch JHP Rimfire Ammunition, 50 Rounds, PD22WMR1
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
Jacketed Hollow Point
Caliber:
.22 WMR
Grains:
45 grain
Rounds:
50
From:
$18.95
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Federal 22 WMR 50gr JHP Game-Shok Ammunition 50rds - 757
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
JACKETED HOLLOW POINT (JHP)
Caliber:
.22 WMR
Capacity:
50
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
50 grain
From:
$13.76
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Federal Champion 40 Grain FMJ .22 WMR Ammunition, 50 Rounds - 737
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
FULL METAL JACKET (FMJ)
Caliber:
.22 WMR
Capacity:
50
Finish Per Color:
Brass
Grains:
40 grain
From:
$11.99
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Marketplace Insights
★ 4.6/5
based on 21 customer reviews across 5 products from 35 retailers
Highly rated .22 Magnum ammo with exceptional performance in Kel-Tec firearms, though some users report feeding issues in certain pistol platforms.
What customers like
Reliable feeding/function48%
no jams .clean shooting ,very little non used powder in action
Excellent for Kel-Tec guns29%
These are the only ones that did not jamb at all
Quality and accuracy24%
Very deadly to say the least. Heavy hitter with plenty of accruacy
Trusted brand reputation19%
Federal always has made great Ammo
Common concerns
Loose fit/jamming issues14%
they have a very sloppy fit in the cylinders of 2 guns
Feeding problems in semiauto10%
Feeding problems, on my S&W M&P .22
Stuck cases require extraction5%
Almost all of the rounds get stuck in the chamber after firing
Frequently Asked Questions
Federal .22 Mag Ammo for Sale
What is the most accurate 22 Magnum ammo?
Accuracy varies by rifle, but Hornady V-Max consistently delivers sub-inch groups at 100 yards in quality firearms. CCI Maxi-Mag and Armscor also perform well. Budget around $14–$18 per box. Rifle quality matters more than ammo brand for .22 WMR precision.
How much does a 22 Magnum drop at 100 yards?
If zeroed at 100 yards, drop is essentially zero at that distance. Zeroed at 50 yards, expect roughly 2–3 inches of drop at 100 yards. Beyond 100 yards, .22 WMR drops significantly — around 4 inches by 150 yards and roughly 12 inches by 200 yards. Exact figures vary by load and muzzle velocity.
Is 22 WMR more reliable than 22 LR?
Reliability depends on the firearm, not the cartridge. Both fire reliably in well-maintained guns. .22 WMR offers higher velocity and energy, making it better for hunting beyond 100 yards. .22 LR costs less and suits most casual shooting needs.
What is the best distance to zero a 22 Magnum?
Most shooters zero .22 WMR at 50 yards for small game and varmint hunting. Some start at 25 yards before fine-tuning at 100 yards. Your scope height and intended shooting distance affect the ideal zero, so using a ballistics calculator with your specific load helps determine the best option.
Is 22 WMR ammo the same as 22 Magnum ammo?
Yes, 22 WMR and 22 Magnum refer to the same cartridge. WMR stands for Winchester Magnum Rimfire. Both names describe an identical rimfire round that delivers higher velocity and energy than 22 LR, suitable for small game and varmint hunting at longer ranges.
Is 22 WMR ammo hard to find?
No, .22 WMR is reasonably available. Our marketplace tracks seven variants across 28 retailers, all currently in stock. Prices typically run $13.99–$69.99 per box, with a median around $17.99. Major manufacturers like CCI, Hornady, and Winchester produce it regularly.
What is the best 22 WMR ammo for self-defense?
Federal Punch and Speer Gold Dot are the top purpose-built .22 WMR self-defense loads. Both use hollow-point bullets designed for reliable expansion. That said, .22 WMR is marginal for self-defense; most experts recommend 9mm or .38 Special when a larger caliber is practical.
What can you hunt with a 22 WMR?
.22 WMR works well on small game like squirrels, rabbits, and foxes out to 150 yards. Varmints including groundhogs and prairie dogs fall within its effective range. Hollow-point and polymer-tipped bullets perform best. It lacks sufficient power for big game and should not be used on deer or larger animals.
