Fiocchi 22 Magnum 40 grain jacketed soft point ammunition brings serious speed to the rimfire world, launching its bullet at 1910 fps from a box of 50 rounds. This is a hunting and pest control load built on brass cases with a soft point bullet that balances penetration against expansion. It is a straightforward, hard working cartridge.
Soft point construction sets this load apart from the hollow points that dominate the magnum rimfire shelf. A soft point opens more gradually and penetrates deeper, which suits tougher quarry and steeper shot angles. Different jobs call for different bullets.
Where the Fiocchi 22 Magnum soft point shines
Varmint hunting is the obvious application. A jacketed soft point at nearly 1900 fps arrives with enough velocity to expand and enough structure to keep driving through a raccoon or a coyote sized animal rather than stopping on the surface. That penetration is the reason to choose a soft point over a hollow point.
Farm and property defense against pests is the other daily job for a Fiocchi 22 Magnum box. The cartridge gives you more reach and more authority than a .22 Long Rifle while staying far quieter and cheaper than a centerfire rifle. Fifty rounds covers a lot of practical work.
Features you get in every Fiocchi 22 Magnum round
- Forty grain jacketed soft point for controlled expansion and deep, straight penetration.
- 1910 fps muzzle velocity for a flat trajectory and real downrange authority.
- Brass cases that support consistent ignition and reliable extraction.
- Fifty rounds per box, a practical count for a day of hunting or pest control.
- Loaded by Fiocchi, a manufacturer with a long history across rimfire and centerfire lines.
Specifications and what they mean afield
Caliber is .22 Magnum, bullet weight is 40 grains, bullet type is jacketed soft point, muzzle velocity is 1910 fps, and the box holds 50 rounds. Cases are brass and the load is a high velocity rimfire. Those specifications describe a genuinely capable small game cartridge.
Speed is the first thing you notice about the Fiocchi 22 Magnum load. At 1910 fps the trajectory stays flat enough that a 100 yard shot needs very little holdover with a proper zero, and the bullet arrives with enough energy to do its work. Wind drift also drops as flight time shortens.
Hunting use, zeroing and storing your Fiocchi 22 Magnum rounds
Zero at the range you hunt. For most magnum rimfire work a 75 or 100 yard zero keeps you within an inch or so across the useful envelope, which is close enough for humane shooting on small game. Confirm with your own rifle rather than trusting a chart.
Rimfire rifles are notoriously particular, so shoot a full group with your Fiocchi 22 Magnum rounds before you carry them for anything that matters. Some barrels prefer soft points and some prefer hollow points, and the only way to find out is to put holes in paper. It is a pleasant afternoon of work.
Protect the rims in the field, because rimfire priming sits in the case rim and a deep dent can cause a misfire. Keep the rounds in their box or a dedicated ammunition wallet rather than loose in a coat pocket. Store the remainder cool and dry.
Rimfire brass is not reloadable, so buy in depth when you find a load your rifle likes and browse the rest of our ammunition catalog while you are ordering. Magnum rimfire tends to sell out first.
A fast soft point like the Fiocchi 22 Magnum jacketed soft point is one of the most practical hunting tools a property owner can keep behind the door. Feed your rifle well and it will earn its keep season after season. This ammunition ships straight to your door wherever state and local law allows.







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