FED AM EAGLE 22CM 75GR TMJ 20/200

Description

Federal’s American Eagle line exists for one purpose: giving shooters a cost-effective way to put rounds downrange without sacrificing the consistency that meaningful practice requires. This .22 Creedmoor load is built around that same premise, targeting high-volume range work where you want your training ammunition to behave predictably shot after shot.

The Total Metal Jacket bullet design fully encases the lead core, which reduces fouling in the barrel and cuts down on airborne lead particulate at indoor ranges compared to a conventional exposed-lead-base bullet. At 75 grains, the projectile sits in a sensible weight range for the .22 Creedmoor’s bore diameter, and the published ballistic coefficient of .400 means it sheds velocity relatively slowly — useful when you’re shooting at distance and want your practice data to translate accurately to a heavier hunting or match load with similar aerodynamic characteristics.

Muzzle velocity is rated at 3,300 fps, which delivers a flat enough trajectory at practical target distances to make dope confirmation straightforward. The brass cases are reloadable, so handloaders working up .22 Creedmoor data can get additional value from each box rather than discarding the brass after a single firing. Primers and cases are held to the consistency standards Federal applies across the American Eagle line, which matters when you’re trying to isolate shooter variables rather than ammunition variables during load development or positional practice.

Sold in 20-round boxes and available by the case, this load suits both casual range sessions and structured training blocks where ammunition expenditure is planned in advance.