CCI Ammunition .22 Short 29-Grain CPRN, 100 Rounds Box

CCI Ammunition .22 Short 29-Grain CPRN is a reliable, affordable rimfire load built for shooters who want consistent performance without the premium tag. Whether you're zeroing a new .22 rifle, running a plinking session downrange, or feeding a semi-automatic .22, this 100-round box delivers the velocity and accuracy CCI is known for. The 29-grain copper-plated round nose bullet is gentle on barrels and delivers predictable ballistics—exactly what you want when volume matters and budget is tight.

The .22 Short round is often overlooked in favor of .22 LR, but it shines in lighter-recoil applications and older rifles or pistols chambered specifically for it. CCI loads these to ideal velocities for the cartridge, so you get the performance the platform was designed around rather than overpowered ammunition that wastes energy. That consistency is why competitors, casual plinkers, and training-focused shooters keep coming back to CCI.

A 100-round box fits naturally into any shooting day—enough for a solid range session, plinking outing, or stock rotation. CCI's manufacturing standards mean you'll see tight velocity spreads and minimal variance, which translates to tighter groups and fewer surprises. If you shoot .22 Short regularly, stocking several boxes keeps you ready year-round.

Key Features

• 29-grain copper-plated round nose bullet
• High velocity .22 Short loading
• 100 rounds per box
• Consistent velocity and accuracy for reliable performance
• Affordable, volume-friendly pricing for frequent shooting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifles and pistols can I shoot CCI .22 Short ammunition in?

CCI .22 Short ammunition is designed for firearms specifically chambered in .22 Short. Older rifles and pistols built for the cartridge are ideal platforms. Do not attempt to fire .22 Short in a .22 LR chamber; it will not cycle or seat properly.

Can I use this ammunition for competition or target shooting?

Yes. CCI manufactures this load with the consistency and velocity needed for target and competition use, and many shooters rely on CCI rimfire ammunition for those disciplines.

Is 100 rounds enough for a range session?

That depends on your session length and volume preferences. A 100-round box is a practical unit for a focused shooting day, practice outing, or plinking session. Many shooters buy multiple boxes to have adequate supply on hand.