This is a standard velocity, subsonic cartridge with a muzzle velocity of 1085 feet per second. Competition shooters prefer standard velocity cartridges for their superior accuracy; however, subsonic ammo also offers tremendous value to users of suppressors since the lack of a sonic boom further augments the suppressor’s noise-reducing effect.
ELEY has produced ammunition for almost two centuries and operated in the United States since the mid 19th century, when the company filed a joint patent for revolver cartridges with legendary American designer Samuel Colt. The company’s many achievements include the design of Boxer centerfire primers. Today, ELEY manufactures high-end rimfire ammunition at its factory near Birmingham, England for sport and competition shooters. Most Olympic-level contenders favor ELEY ammo for its superb accuracy and reliability.
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