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If you deal with small pests around your property, there's a good reason CCI shotshells have become standard in barns, garages, and around homes. These aren't your standard .22 rounds. Instead of a single bullet, each shell contains 31 grains of fine #12 shot that patterns tight enough to actually hit a moving target, yet stays safe in close quarters where overpenetration would be a problem.
At close range (under 15 feet), the pellet spread is tight and effective. Most people find the sweet spot is around 5 to 10 feet, where the pattern is dense enough for quick, clean kills on snakes, rats, mice, and other small nuisances. The payload doesn't have the energy of a traditional shotgun, which is exactly the point when you're shooting near buildings, around livestock, or in tight spaces where you don't want rounds going through walls. The low recoil and minimal noise also make these practical for areas where you need to stay quiet or where traditional ammunition would risk damaging property.
The plastic capsule that holds the shot is engineered to break apart when it hits the rifling, creating a consistent spread without damaging your barrel. The aluminum casing is durable and reliable, and CCI's rimfire priming ensures consistent ignition even in varying conditions. Users report the pellet spread is excellent for small targets, with patterns staying contained in pie-tin widths at working distances. Clean-burning propellants help reduce buildup in your action, which is a nice bonus if you're running these regularly.
These won't cycle in semi-automatic firearms reliably, so stick with bolt-action rifles, lever-actions, or revolvers. They're not designed for reloading either. The round's entire purpose is close-range pest work where a spread of shot beats a single bullet. If you're dealing with rats in a barn, snakes around the property, or other small pests that are hard to hit with a rifle round, this is the kind of load that solves the problem cleanly without the complications of larger calibers.
These shotshells don't have enough energy to reliably cycle semi-automatic actions, so you'll need to manually cycle the firearm between shots. They work best in bolt-action rifles, lever-actions, and revolvers. If you're using a semi-auto, you're better off sticking with standard .22 LR ammunition.
These are designed for close work, ideally under 15 feet. Most effective results happen in the 5 to 10 foot range where the pattern is tight and dense. Beyond that, the spread opens up too much to guarantee reliable hits on small targets. This is a pest control tool for close quarters, not a distance round.
No, the soft lead pellets and plastic capsule are designed to be barrel-safe. The capsule breaks apart on the rifling without damaging it. You might see some plastic residue after shooting, but it cleans out with standard barrel cleaning procedures.
These are strictly small pest rounds, designed for rodents, snakes, and similar small targets at very close range. They don't have the power or penetration needed for hunting larger animals. Use proper hunting ammunition if you're pursuing anything bigger than rats and mice.
| UPC | 076683000392 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 39 |
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 31 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 LR |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 31Gr |
| Length | 3.1500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1375 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| Cost per Round | 0.55 |
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