.22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Brass Shells — A Harder-to-Find Caliber (Qty 15)
.22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Brass Shells — A Harder-to-Find Caliber (Qty 15)
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.22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire Brass Shells — A Harder-to-Find Caliber (Qty 15)
These are 15 genuine once-fired .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 WMR) brass shells, cleaned, tumbled, and polished. .22 WMR is a real specialty caliber — it's shot far less often than pistol calibers like 9mm or .45 ACP, so there's simply less of it showing up as range brass to collect in the first place. That makes genuine .22 WMR brass harder to source consistently than the more common calibers, not something we can just restock on demand. Every shell is individually inspected for significant dents, dings, rust, cracks, or scratches. Headstamps and manufacturers vary. Shells have been fired, so expect some normal wear from the firing process.
Note: .22 WMR is part of the same general .22 caliber rimfire family as our more common, shorter standard .22 caliber shells — the WMR casing is noticeably longer. If you're not sure which length your project needs, feel free to contact us before ordering.
Looking for a drilled version with an open hole for wire or a crystal? See our drilled brass version or our drilled nickel version.
Popular Uses
- Bullet Jewelry: earrings, necklaces, and pendants with a genuinely less common caliber.
- Collectors: a specialty caliber that's harder to find than standard pistol brass.
- Steampunk & Mixed-Media Art: a distinctive small-caliber piece for detailed builds.
Quick Specs
Quick Specs
- Quantity: 15
- Color: Brass
- Caliber: .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 WMR) — longer than standard .22 caliber
- Manufacturer: Varies
- Headstamps: Mixed
- Condition: Once-fired, cleaned, tumbled, and polished
- Shipping: Free
FAQs
FAQs
Q: How is this different from your standard .22 caliber shells? A: They're part of the same general .22 rimfire family, but .22 WMR is noticeably longer. If you're unsure which one fits your project, contact us before ordering.
Q: Why is .22 WMR harder to find than other calibers? A: It's shot far less often than common pistol calibers like 9mm or .45 ACP, so there's simply less of it in circulation as range brass — genuine scarcity, not artificial.
Q: Are these safe to handle? A: Yes — completely inert, spent, no powder, cannot be fired.
Q: Are these available drilled or in nickel? A: Yes — see our drilled brass and drilled nickel versions if you need an open hole for wire or a crystal.
Safety Compliance Notice: This item is 100% inert and spent — no gunpowder, no live primers, no combustible materials. It's a craft and display item only; it cannot be fired or converted into live ammunition, and it's not a sterile container or intended for food service. Contains small parts that are a choking hazard; keep away from small children. Colors may vary by monitor or lighting — additional photos on request.
Product Classification: This item is a spent, inert brass shell recovered from genuine once-fired .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire ammunition. It contains no gunpowder, no propellant, or live primer, and cannot be loaded, fired, or converted into live ammunition. It is not classified or sold as ammunition, a firearm, or a firearm component — intended for craft, jewelry-making, and display use only.
