The Lapua Speed Ace was accurate so I was hoping this would be too. I was not disappointed.
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Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
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Lapua Long Range .22 LR Ammunition – 40 Grain Lead Round Nose
Lapua Long Range is .22 LR match ammunition built for shooting rimfire at 100 yards and beyond. Lapua loads it with a higher velocity than its position-shooting rounds, 1,106 fps (337 m/s) against 1,073 fps for Center-X, so the 40 grain lead round nose bullet arrives at distance with a flatter trajectory and less wind drift. That is the difference that matters when the targets are at 100, 200 and 300 yards: less holdover between stages and less correction when the wind picks up.
It is made for the disciplines where those distances are the norm: NRL22 and PRS rimfire, rimfire benchrest, and Long Gong. If you shoot 50-yard smallbore or 25-yard pistol, Center-X or Midas+ is the better fit; Long Range is the round to pick when your match card starts at 100 yards. Lapua's Super Long Range is the premium-grade version of this load at the same velocity.
Like all match rimfire ammunition, Long Range is barrel-sensitive. For the best results, test it against your current load at your match distance, and once you find a lot your rifle likes, buy enough of that lot to get through the season if it's available. Creedmoor Sports stocks Long Range alongside Lapua Super Long Range, Center-X, Midas+ and X-Act so you can test side by side.
Specifications
Caliber:.22 LR (.22 Long Rifle)
Bullet: 40 grain (2.59 g) lead round nose
Muzzle velocity: 1,106 fps (337 m/s)
Ballistic coefficient (G1): 0.172
Designed for: 100 yards and beyond – NRL22/PRS rimfire, rimfire benchrest, Field Target, long range .22 LR
Lapua product number: 420168
Box count: 50 rounds
Made in: Germany
Sold by the 50-round box.
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50-75 cents for a round of 22lr (any brand) is just crazy!
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Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
I tried these because they were out of SK longe range. Great shooting bullets but my gun shoots better with SK long range.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
My .22 BPCR scores have gone up. Mirocu Winchester 1885 with Douglas barrel. Very consistent.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
Great ammo with good consistency but a little pricey
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Lapua in my opinion is the best and most consistent rimfire ammo on the market! I needed something that shot well in my 10/22 and this definitely hit the mark. It absolutely hammers!
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
The good stuff!
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
consistantly get 3/4 inch 5 shot groups at 100yds on a 50 yard target.
Quality: 4
Value for money: 4
Great quality ammo
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Shoots well at 100 yard
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Good ammo. Very consisteant. Havnt used it too much as of yet but its on my list.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
It's the best, just have to find a lot # that works for ya!
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
Lapua Long 22 LR ammunition is by far the best for consistency . Creedmoor is a little pricey
Quality: 5
Value for money: 3
I use this for my 100 yard shooting. I use Midas, Center-X or Pistol OSP for 50 yards. This seems to work well in my L3I-Stinger build. Longer barrel it is pushing just over 1100fps. I have several lots, most recent 33 and 35 nominal lot speed. I dont shoot it in my shorter barrel rifles, for example the Bergara B14R likes slower ammo. I dont shoot Eley anymore. It just doesnt perform as well or as consistently. Including picture of my L3I and some groups shot last week at 100 in a light wind.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 4
Great ammo, fast delivery, will use again when I'm stock.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Great Ammunition .Attached Photos speak for itself .
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Bought this for a 100 yard rimfire rifle competition. Performed well.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5
Target .22 rimfire ammo the cost is off the charts ! And it can be so lot number dependent, that it’s even worse. Add the fact that it’s hard to buy more than a few boxes at a time and it’s becoming more expensive than shooting center fire cartridges !
Quality: 4
Value for money: 2
Great ammo if your gun likes it, 15 shots produces 4.9 SD.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 3
Great ammo in both my CZ 457’s. Shot a 249/250 at 50 yards with it.
Quality: 5
Value for money: 5