It might just be the quietest .22 LR ammo you’ll ever fire! CCI’s Quiet-22 Semi-Auto ammunition simulates suppressor performance minus the suppressor, and it dependably operates the same type of firearms it’s named after!

This cartridge’s lead round nose is beefy at 45 grains, and its propellant charge keeps is muzzle velocity way, *way* slower than the speed of sound. There’ll be no supersonic crack, and what little report the round does produce is eyebrow-raisingly soft. Recoil is barely a factor!

You would be correct not to expect a flat trajectory from so ponderous a bullet. According to CCI’s advertised 835 muzzle velocity and 0.115 G1 ballistic coefficient, the bullet’s trajectory is as follows: 0yds: -1.5” → 20yds: 0.3” → 40yds: 0.0” → 60yds: -2.5” → 80yds: -7.3” → 100yds: -14.5”. The LRN is hardly inaccurate, though. Its subsonic velocity automatically negates the influence of transonic destabilization, and its heavy weight protects it from wind deflection.

500 Round Case

Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: 975CC
Caliber: .22 LR
Bullet Weight: 45 Grains
Bullet Type: Lead Round Nose
Muzzle Velocity: 835 fps
Muzzle Energy: 70 ft/lbs
Brass Case
500 Rounds