Available configurations
| SKU | Grain | Bullet | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0030 | 40gr | CPRN | 100 |
| 0031 | 36gr | CPHP | 100 |
CCI lists these configurations on its Target Mini-Mag page and Mini-Mag HP page. This table is not an exhaustive package list.
About CCI Mini-Mag .22 LR
Mini-Mag includes copper-plated hollow point (CPHP) and copper-plated round nose (CPRN) configurations. Bullet shape, weight, and published velocity are configuration attributes, not guarantees of feeding reliability in an individual firearm.
36gr CPHP vs 40gr CPRN
CCI specifies 1,260 fps for its 36gr hollow point, part 31, and 1,235 fps for its 40gr round nose, part 30. These are manufacturer-published muzzle velocities; results from an individual firearm can differ. This page does not rank the loads' accuracy or select one for a user.
How It Compares
Mini-Mag, Blazer, and Federal AutoMatch are distinct product lines. Current listing prices and round counts determine ammunition cost per round. Known shipping costs are needed for a delivered comparison. Package size does not establish a price ranking, and a higher price does not establish greater reliability.
Comparing listings
A retailer case may combine multiple manufacturer packages. The listing's actual round count, not an assumed case size, supplies the cost-per-round divisor. Manufacturer guidance governs firearm compatibility, function testing, and cleaning. No round count proves reliability.
Related
- All .22 LR ammo prices
- .22 LR hollow point
- CCI Blazer .22 LR — lead round nose configurations
- Federal AutoMatch .22 LR — separate product line
- .22 LR plinking & target loads compared — how Mini-Mag compares for target use
- Cheapest calibers to shoot — tracked cost-per-round comparison