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Maybe you own a gigantic ranch filled with cows, horses, and/or other valuable beasts. Or maybe your property’s comparably less impressive and economically impactful. No matter. Once you’re harnessing the awesome performance of Remington Ranch Hand 22 LR, you’ll be able to fine-tune your marksmanship and send varmints sprinting for the hills!
This ammo’s loaded with simple enough bullets: 40 grain copper-plated round noses, which are:
• Perfectly average in weight, albeit still poised to attain high muzzle velocity (noting that Remington’s test barrel is 24” long)
• Plated in copper, and therefore able to reduce lead fouling of the bore to some degree
• Solid point, which represents deeper penetration at the tradeoff of zero terminal expansion
Remington records the 40 grain CPRN’s G1 BC at 0.116, which stands for 100+ ft lbs striking energy within 62 yards. They also promise the bullet to feed and function flawlessly in all rifles and pistols. Glock 44? Ruger Mk III? Henry Golden Boy? Ruger 10/22? They’re all invited to the Ranch Hand party!
This ammo’s loaded with simple enough bullets: 40 grain copper-plated round noses, which are:
• Perfectly average in weight, albeit still poised to attain high muzzle velocity (noting that Remington’s test barrel is 24” long)
• Plated in copper, and therefore able to reduce lead fouling of the bore to some degree
• Solid point, which represents deeper penetration at the tradeoff of zero terminal expansion
Remington records the 40 grain CPRN’s G1 BC at 0.116, which stands for 100+ ft lbs striking energy within 62 yards. They also promise the bullet to feed and function flawlessly in all rifles and pistols. Glock 44? Ruger Mk III? Henry Golden Boy? Ruger 10/22? They’re all invited to the Ranch Hand party!
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