.22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (22 WMR) Practice ammunition is typically loaded with 40–45 grain jacketed bullets at velocities around 1,850–2,000 fps, intended for range training, target shooting, and general field use. Compared to .22 LR, 22 WMR uses a jacketed projectile and higher velocities, resulting in flatter trajectory and increased energy, but also higher cost per round. Practice-oriented loads commonly use jacketed hollow point (JHP) or full metal jacket (FMJ) style bullets designed for reliable feeding in rifles and revolvers. Pricing generally runs above .22 LR due to the jacketed bullets and smaller production volumes. The products listed above span major rimfire manufacturers, so daily price movement reflects the broader 22 WMR retail market.
This page tracks live market pricing for 22 Magnum Practice — jacketed rimfire loads designed for training and general shooting use — aggregated daily from 2000+ retailers. The chart shows the median cost per round, the market spread between typical low and high listings, and AmmoSquared's current price. Use it to see where 22 WMR practice pricing sits today and time your buying accordingly.
