Remington Ammunition Releases Ranch Hand .22 LR Ammo
Remington Ammunition has a new ammo option for .22 LR. The Ranch Hand ammunition family feature copper-plated lead bullets and, and Remington advertises flawless feeding in both rifles and handguns with this ammo type. It is also ideal for small game and varmint hunting.
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There are two loadings in the Ranch Hnad line. One is a 38-grain hollow point at 1,340 FPS and a G1 BC of .102, and the other is a 40-grain round nose at 1,255 FPS with a G1 BC of .116. Those are fairly fast velocity numbers! Both retail for $12.99 and are available for purchase now. It is packaged in 100-round plastic containers.
From the manufacturer:
“ Remington Ammunition is pleased to announce the availability of its highly anticipated Ranch Hand 22LR load. The new addition to Remington's extensive rimfire ammunition lineup is now shipping to consumers and retailers nationwide.
"We are thrilled to introduce the most dependable 22LR round Remington has ever manufactured," said Remington’s Rimfire Global Product Line Director Jason Slinkard. “This new load embodies our commitment to providing shooters with top-quality ammunition that meets their needs. With its exceptional performance and versatility, the Ranch Hand 22LR is set to become a favorite among rimfire enthusiasts.”
Designed to deliver flawless feed and function in 22LR handguns or rifles, these hollow point or round nose rounds are perfect for small game hunting, varmint hunting and even plinking. Regardless of the firearm choice, Ranch Hand works in any barrel length and is available in 100-round cartons.’
Find out more at www.remington.com
AKA @fromtheguncounter on Instagram. Gun nerd, reloader, attorney, and mediocre hunter. Daniel can still be found on occasion behind the counter at a local gun store. When he is not shooting, he enjoys hiking, camping, and rappelling around Utah.
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