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Aguila 22 WMR 40gr SJSP 1B222401 Overview

Aguila Silver Eagle 22 WMR 40 grain semi-jacketed soft point 1B222401 ammo is a high-velocity varmint load built around a lead-tipped projectile. Its partial jacket leaves the soft point exposed to promote deformation on impact, making this a field-oriented offering for 22 WMR rifles.

Aguila rates the SJSP load at 1,875 fps and 312 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, with published 100-yard figures of 1,433 fps and 182 foot-pounds. Aguila uses ELEY Prime technology in its rimfire ammunition, and this Silver Eagle load is supplied in a 50-round box.

Aguila Silver Eagle 22 WMR Key Features

• Semi-Jacketed Soft Point: The exposed lead tip is designed to deform on impact.
• 100-Yard Ballistics: Aguila lists 1,433 fps and 182 foot-pounds of energy at 100 yards.
• ELEY Prime Technology: Aguila incorporates ELEY Prime rimfire ignition technology in this ammunition.

Aguila 22 LR 38gr CPHP 1B220335 Overview

Aguila 22 LR 38 grain copper-plated hollow point 1B220335 ammo is a high-velocity Super Extra cartridge intended for target shooting and small-game hunting. Its plated bullet has a hollow-point cavity designed to encourage expansion on impact, giving this version a different purpose from the solid-point target load.

In a 50-round box, Aguila's CPHP cartridge is rated at 1,280 fps and 138 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, with published 100-yard figures of 1,010 fps and 86 foot-pounds. Those downrange figures matter for small-game hunting, where impact velocity and energy are more relevant than the muzzle rating alone.

Aguila 22 LR Key Features

• Copper-Plated Hollow Point: The 38-grain bullet has a cavity designed to promote expansion.
• High-Velocity Ballistics: Aguila specifies 1,280 fps and 138 foot-pounds at the muzzle.
• 100-Yard Ballistics: Aguila publishes 1,010 fps and 86 foot-pounds of energy at 100 yards.

Aguila 25 ACP 50gr FMJ 1E252110 Overview

Aguila Ammunition 25 ACP 50 grain full metal jacket 1E252110 ammo uses the classic 50-grain FMJ bullet associated with small 25 ACP pistols. Its jacketed, non-expanding projectile reflects the cartridge's traditional design, with bullet weight and nose construction especially relevant when evaluating such a compact centerfire round.

A five-shot chronograph string from a Beretta 21A with a 2.4-inch barrel averaged 772 fps, compared with the load's listed 755-fps muzzle velocity. In a separate four-shot test at 10 feet, bullets passed through four layers of denim and into synthetic 10% gelatin. Three stopped at 14.5, 15.5, and 16.25 inches; the fourth passed through 17.5 inches. Those measurements document that test setup, not a guaranteed result in other conditions.

The reported short-barrel speed and gelatin results give owners useful information about this particular 50-grain FMJ load, while practice with their own pistol remains the way to assess the ammo's function and point of impact. Made in Mexico, this ammunition comes in 50-round boxes with brass cases.

Aguila Ammunition 25 ACP Key Features

• Traditional FMJ Bullet: The load uses a 50-grain jacketed projectile that does not rely on hollow-point expansion.
• Short-Barrel Velocity: A 2.4-inch Beretta 21A averaged 772 fps over five shots against a listed 755-fps velocity.
• Gelatin Penetration: In a four-shot denim-barrier test, three bullets stopped at 14.5–16.25 inches and one passed through 17.5 inches of synthetic gelatin.