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Rimfire Ammo

22 CB

22 CB 150 Rounds Ammunition RWS 18 Grain conical

Name: 22 CB 150 Rounds Ammunition RWS 18 Grain conical
Brand: RWS
SKU: 11213309
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Product Summary

Walther RWS Rimfire Ammunition, .22 Caliber BB Cap, 18 Grains, Per 150 Md: 2319356

RWS rimfire ammunition offers specialized loadings for competition, plinking and hunting. Match and Target loadings offer maximum consistency from shot to shot. High velocity loads offer excellent terminal performance on small game, while subsonic loads are perfect for practice because of their lower noise level.

Specifications:

- Caliber: .22 BB Cap (6mm Flobert)
- Bullet Weight: 18 Grains
- Bullet Type: Conical
- Quantity: Per 150

Caliber Dictionary

The Below Information Has Been Provided From Our Gun Caliber Dictionary And Is Meant For Informational Purposes Only. It Is Not Intended to Describe The Unique Specifications For This Ammunition.

.22 CB Cap (Conical Ball ) is a .22 caliber rimfire cartridge dating back to 1888. The case is a very short .420-inch. Original .22 CB Cap ammunition had no propellant charge, just the primer; modern loads use a very mild powder charge, resulting in a significant velocity difference of 350 to 853 fps with an 18-grain bullet. .22 CB Cap ammunition at the higher velocity (with propellant charge) is still loaded. Power level is considerably less than the .22 Short, so the cartridge's only purposes are plinking and for very small pests at extremely short ranges. Originally intended for "indoor" target shooting, even though very mild the .22 CB Cap is too powerful to use with pellet rifle traps, so requires a backstop or trap adequate for the .22 Short. — Craig Boddington

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