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CCI's CB .22 Short rounds are built for shooters who need serious noise control without sacrificing reliability. At 710 feet per second, these subsonic loads are so quiet you'll notice the impact more than the shot. They're perfect for backyard pest control, target practice, or plinking where noise is a concern.
The real advantage here is the noise level. This ammo fires with a report comparable to some air rifles, meaning you won't need hearing protection and won't disturb neighbors or property owners nearby. The clean-burning propellant reduces fouling in your firearm, making these rounds practical for extended shooting sessions without as much maintenance required between strings. Each round uses CCI's reliable priming and brass casings that will feed smoothly through compatible .22 Short chambers.
With 29-grain lead round nose bullets, this ammunition delivers consistent accuracy at short ranges and produces minimal recoil, making it great for introducing new shooters or for those who prefer a softer shooting experience. The subsonic velocity and light projectile keep things manageable, though it's worth noting these rounds work best at ranges up to about 25 yards for pest control applications. The ballistics are optimized for short to moderate distances.
Many older .22 Short rifles from the mid-20th century still shoot reliably today, and this ammunition is engineered with those firearms in mind. The minimal pressure and low power characteristics put less stress on vintage actions, making these rounds an excellent choice for collectors who want to shoot their historical rifles safely. The compact cartridge length also won't cycle semi-auto actions reliably in most cases, which is why bolt-action rifles and lever guns remain the primary platform for this load.
No, these rounds are designed primarily for bolt-action rifles, lever-action rifles, and revolvers. The low velocity and minimal powder charge won't generate enough pressure to reliably cycle most semi-automatic actions. You'll need to manually work the bolt on semi-autos, making them straight-pull rifles. Consult your firearm's manual for specific compatibility information.
The noise level is comparable to a pellet rifle, which is dramatically quieter than standard .22 Long Rifle ammunition. You won't need hearing protection in most cases, and the sound signature is significantly reduced enough to avoid disturbing neighbors in residential areas. The report you hear will often be less noticeable than the impact of the bullet hitting the target.
CCI rates these rounds as effective for close-range pest control, with practical accuracy and reliable performance at distances up to about 25 yards. The 29-grain projectile and subsonic velocity aren't designed for extended-range work. Wind will have a noticeable effect at longer distances due to the light bullet weight.
Yes, absolutely. These rounds are specifically engineered with vintage firearms in mind. The minimal pressure and light powder charge put very little stress on older actions, making them ideal for safely shooting historical rifles from the early-to-mid 20th century that you want to preserve. This is one of the best ammunition choices for collectors who want to shoot their vintage .22 Shorts.
| UPC | 076683000262 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 26 |
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 29 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 Short |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 29Gr |
| Length | 5.8000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lead Round Nose |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6625 |
| Units per Box | 100 |
| Cost per Round | 0.13 |
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