The RWS .22 WMR Magnum SP (Soft Point) 50-Round Box (Part Number 2133075) is high-performance rimfire hunting ammunition designed for small-game harvesting, varmint management, and target practice. Featuring an exposed lead soft-point projectile, this cartridge delivers controlled terminal expansion and rapid energy transfer on impact. Manufactured to strict production tolerances, every lot undergoes rigorous testing for gas pressure, velocity consistency, and dispersion to ensure reliable, shot-to-shot ballistic performance.

Key Features

• Controlled Terminal Expansion: The 40-grain soft-point bullet mushrooms predictably upon impact, maximizing kinetic energy transfer into the target.
• Consistent Rimfire Ballistics: Engineered to minimize shot-to-shot velocity fluctuations, yielding a mean muzzle velocity of approximately 595 m/s (1,952 fps).
• Flat Trajectory: Optimized for medium rimfire engagement distances up to 100 metres with minimal drop.
• Packaging: Supplied in standard 50-round trays for organised transport and range sessions.

Technical Specifications

• Calibre: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 WMR / .22 Mag)
• Bullet Type: Soft Point (SP)
• Bullet Weight: 40 grains (2.6 grams)
• Case Type: Brass rimfire casing
• Mean Muzzle Velocity: 595 m/s (1,952 fps)
• Box Capacity: 50 rounds
• Calibre Compatibility: Firearms chambered exclusively for .22 WMR (not compatible with .22 LR, .22 Short, or .17 HMR chambers)

Who is the RWS .22 WMR 40gr Soft Point 50 Pack for?

• Varmint and Small-Game Hunters — requires a 40-grain soft-point projectile travelling at 595 m/s to deliver immediate expansion and humane stops on rabbits, hares, foxes, and feral cats at ranges up to 100 metres using .22 WMR rimfire hunting ammunition.
• Small-Bore Target Shooters — benefits from lot-tested velocity consistency and gas pressure control across each 50-round box of .22 WMR rimfire ammunition to maintain tight dispersion patterns on small-bore rifle ranges.

Less suitable for: Target engagements beyond approximately 100 to 125 metres, where projectile velocity drops significantly and wind drift increases, requiring centerfire rifle calibres such as .22 Hornet or .223 Remington; similarly unsuitable for medium-to-large game such as feral pigs, goats, or deer due to insufficient penetration and kinetic energy, requiring larger centerfire rifle calibres.