New: Browning PRO22 Rimfire Ammunition

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posted on January 20, 2022
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Browning Ammunition’s new PRO22 is a new high-accuracy option for rimfire rifle shooters.

PRO22 offers improved performance with a precise target crimp for consistent bullet alignment into the barrel throat. In addition, the subsonic velocity prevents accuracy degradation caused by transonic bullet destabilization.

This 40-grain, lead round-nose bullet travels at 1,085 f.p.s. and is available in a 100-round pack size.

Browning PRO22 Rimfire Ammunition


From the Browning Ammunition website:

“Browning PRO22 rimfire ammunition achieves superior accuracy from precision manufacturing techniques and rigorous quality controls. Each PRO22 cartridge is meticulously loaded for ‘The Best There Is’ in rimfire ammunition.”

Learn more at browningammo.com.


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