Remington Rimfire Ammo Golden 22lr Hv 36gr Hp 100 Round Model: 21278

REMINGTON RIMFIRE AMMO GOLDEN 22LR HV 36GR HP Model: 21278

This 36-grain plated hollow point is engineered for easy cycling and solid performance. It's been recently improved for even more high-velocity .22-caliber excitement and it's also a great value. Look for it in 50-round boxes, 525-round bricks and economical 1,400-round buckets. Whether you're trying to get better, or just getting started, then pick up our 525-round Value Pack or 1400-round Bucket O' Bullets. Each comes packed with our 36-grain, high velocity Remington Golden Bullet, top-notch rimfire ammo with smooth, reliable function.

Manufacturer: Remington

Model: 21278

The "Remington Rimfire Ammo Golden 22LR HV 36gr HP Model: 21278" refers to a specific type of .22 Long Rifle (LR) ammunition manufactured by Remington. Here are some key details about this ammunition:

Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (LR) - This ammunition is designed for firearms chambered in .22LR, which is one of the most popular and widely used rimfire calibers for both target shooting and small game hunting.
Bullet Weight: 36 grains - This indicates the weight of the bullet itself. A 36-grain bullet is a common and standard weight for .22LR ammunition.
Bullet Type: HP (Hollow Point) - The "HP" designation indicates that the bullets are hollow-point projectiles. Hollow point bullets are designed to expand upon impact, making them suitable for varmint and small game hunting.
High Velocity (HV): The "HV" designation indicates that this ammunition is loaded to achieve higher velocities, which can provide flatter trajectories and increased accuracy.
Model: 21278 - This is the specific model designation for this type of Remington .22LR ammunition.
Manufacturer: Remington - Remington is a well-known and established manufacturer of firearms and ammunition.
Remington Golden Bullet .22LR ammunition is often used for target shooting, plinking, and small game hunting. The hollow-point bullets are designed to deliver controlled expansion upon impact, making them effective for hunting small game such as squirrels and rabbits.