3250 Rounds of .22 LR Ammo by Federal AutoMatch - 40gr LRN

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Ammo Overview

Quantity - 325 rounds per box; 10 boxes per case
Manufacturer - Federal AutoMatch
Bullet - 40 grain lead round nose (LRN)
Casing - Rimfire-primed brass

Details

There really is no better platform to learn the basic mechanics of shooting than the .22 long rifle (lr). Whether shooting a handgun or rifle, .22s are perfect for shooters of all ages and levels of experience to learn, relearn, and hone their skills.

For the ideal training platform, the shooter must have an excellent ammunition to maximize efficiency and productivity. And when you have determined the ideal ammunition, you should really buy plenty of it!

Federal Ammunition’s AutoMatch Target Grade .22LR with a 40 grain LRN is just that ideal ammunition that you are looking for, and a case of 3,250 should keep you on target for quite a while. Being Target Grade ammunition, it is formulated for accuracy and designed especially for semi-automatic weapons meaning it has ample charge to fully cycle a semi-automatic firearms back into battery, and it is designed to burn clean.

Muzzle velocity for AutoMatch 40-grain LRN is pretty consistent with other 40-grain .22lr offerings, clocking in at approximately 1,200fps, dropping to about 1,075fps at the standard 50 yard zero.

You can expect to see a six inch drop at 100 yards, and over twenty inches at 150 yards, should you want to try and reach out that far.

At 50 yards, you can expect wind drift of a little over an inch at 50 yards, five inches at 100 yards, and over 10 inches at 150 yards, based on a sustained 10 mph crosswind.

If your rimfire of choice is a semi-automatic, give Federal’s AutoMatch .22lr 40 grain LRN a look. Anyone who has experience using rimfire semi-autos knows the that the struggle is real finding reliable, match grade ammunition for their firearms.

Introduction:

Customer sentiment for this Federal .22LR ammunition is strongly positive, with most reviewers praising its consistent performance, value, and compatibility with a range of firearms. It is primarily used for training, general range practice, and plinking, with only isolated mentions of reliability concerns.

Overall Rating:

(Highly Recommended)
Best For: Range Practice, Training, Plinking
Key Pro: Consistent Performance Across Multiple Firearms
Key Nuance: Rare Incidents of Misfires or Duds

Detailed Analysis:

What Shooters Praise (The Pros)

Reliability

The majority of users report outstanding reliability, with most experiencing few or no failures over thousands of rounds. A minority note either rare misfires or, in one case, a higher observed dud rate (10-15%). However, reliability is widely described as meeting or exceeding expectations, especially in more finicky handguns like the Walther P22 and Sig P322.

Performance

Users consistently highlight accurate shot placement, stable performance at distances up to 150 yards, and trouble-free cycling, even in semi-automatic pistols and rifles. The ammo is also noted for maintaining subsonic characteristics without underperforming, facilitating effective training and target practice.

Bargain

The ammo is widely considered an excellent value due to its low price, with repeat buyers noting it enables high-volume training and plinking. The only dissenting opinion is that .22LR remains pricier than desired industry-wide; however, within the current market, this Federal offering is universally regarded as a bargain.

What to Know (The Nuances)

• Generally reported as clean, with little mention of excessive residue or maintenance issues.
• Uses standard brass cases, which are reloadable, though no strong trend of users reloading this ammo is observed.
• Most users experience prompt, secure shipping and solid customer service, reinforcing satisfaction with the overall purchase experience.
• Works particularly well in firearms that are traditionally sensitive to ammo selection, such as the Walther P22 and Sig P322.
• While rare, individual batches may have elevated dud rates—ongoing reliability should be monitored in your own firearms.

Conclusion

Federal .22LR ammunition is a standout choice for training, target practice, and plinking, especially for buyers seeking reliable, economical rounds that perform well in both pistols and rifles. While isolated incidents of higher dud rates exist, the overwhelming customer consensus highlights accuracy, consistent function, and great value. This ammo is well-suited for new shooters, high-volume users, and those training others, with its biggest value proposition being dependable performance at an attractive price point.

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Posted On: 4/5/2024 By: Jeremy

A: Yes sir, with zero issues.

Posted On: 7/16/2020 By: Jeremy Daggett

A: It should function reasonably well! Still, many shooters including myself find that a copper plated bullet feeds more reliably in a semi-auto, Glock's G44 included. A pure lead bullet is softer and a little likelier to deform during feeding, causing a jam. You can expect any semi-auto 22 LR pistol to jam occasionally, though. Fortunately most people don't count on them for self-defense.

Posted On: 1/1/2017 By: Daniel Morehead

A: Hello Daniel, Federal lists the muzzle velocity of this ammunition as 1200 fps.

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