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.217 Cal CCI Airgun Slugs Now At Pyramyd

.217 Cal CCI Airgun Slugs Now At Pyramyd

.217 Cal CCI airgun slugs are now available at Pyramyd.

CCI Ammunition celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2026. The company is proud of its longstanding reputation as an innovative leader in factory-loaded rimfire ammunition and primers for the reloading market.

Now it’s entering the airgun market with four models of slug, all in .217 caliber (nominal .22), as follows:

– 30 Grain, Hollow Point, 100-count, SKU ARS22HP, price $16.99
– 35 Grain, Hollow Point, 100-count, SKU ARS22HP35, price $16.99
– 30 Grain, Segmented Hollow Point, 100-count, SKU ARS22SHP, price $16.99
– 35 Grain, Segmented Hollow Point, 100-count, SKU ARS22SHP, price $16.99

All these .217 Cal CCI airgun slugs have a dish base and are manufactured in the USA.

Dan Compton, Product Director at CCI. “CCI High Bar Air Gun Slugs bring our proven standards of precision and consistency to the air gun category, giving shooters greater accuracy and effective terminal performance in the field.”

It’s great to have more choice in .22 caliber slugs!

BUY FROM PYRAMYD
CCI High Bar Air Gun Slugs, .22 Cal, 30gr, Hollow Point, 100ct 0.22
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The post .217 Cal CCI Airgun Slugs Now At Pyramyd appeared first on Hard Air Magazine.
 
Too rich for my blood
Exactly. Out the gate at full on ELR pricing, while not being ELR capable, -pass. I recently bought some excellent H&N Precision for $12.99 for 150, so $16.99 for 100 is less than appealing to me. Basically double the cost, that's not High Bar, that's high priced.
 
For that price if these things dont shoot they will just be a blip on the airgun ammo radar. If they do shoot i'd love to see alot more than 100 in a package (kinda laughable TBH, only other 100 in a pack .22 slug is FX hybrids, but they can definitely shoot) but to test if they will work in your pcp, 100 is enough. I still think the lead looks too hard, but I shouldn't judge by just the picture.
Is @hameditor going to test these out at some point for us? Accuracy and expansion plz!😎
 

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