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RIMFIRE PRODUCTS 2020 English RIMFIRE PRODUCTS 2020 English lapua.com LAPUA® RIMFIRE PRODUCTS CONTENTS THE HISTORY OF HISTORY 3 CARTRIDGE DATA, METRIC & IMPERIAL 13 LAPUA TEAM / HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 4-5 DISTRIBUTORS 14-15 LAPUA .22 LR RIMFIRE RIMFIRE AMMUNITION 6 Rimfire Cartridges 6-7 Lapua Club 8 For over 70 years, Lapua has supplied competitive rimfire shooters Lapua Shooters 9 with the world’s best .22 LR ammunition. Today, Lapua continues Lapua .22 LR Service Centers 10-11 our commitment to all rimfire competitors, and works tirelessly to further improve our world renowned products. World famous quality Lapua made its first .22 rimfire ammunition just after WWII in 1947. In a short time, from world shooting championships to the Olympics, Lapua ammunition has become Our reputation didn’t happen accidentally – rather, synonymous with accuracy and victory. Lapua had assumed its place at the top of shooting competitions, it’s the result of decades of experience, combining the where it has remained to this day. best materials and processes that yield super precise, PASSION FOR PRECISION ultra-consistent components and ammunition. Add our Lapua introduced its .22 LR ammunition in its signature blue box where it quickly demanding quality assurance and inspection processes, became a legend among rimfire shooting competitors for its outstanding and our world famous quality and reputation become consistency and accuracy. With products such as Match Grade and “Passion for Precision” speaks to the core apparent. Ask any avid shooter about Lapua components Championship, Lapua became world-famous for match-winning of who we are and our company culture. and ammunition and they’ll tell you there’s no equal. results. Lapua took the rimfire ammo technology even further, We align ourselves with competitors and developing production technology that ensures the ammo outdoorsmen who share the same ideals Certified maintains its extreme level of quality. In addition, Lapua was the first of accuracy, consistency and camaraderie. manufacturer to introduce variations in bullet diameter to their .22 Nammo Lapua Oy’s quality system conforms Team Lapua’s accomplishments exemplify rimfire ammunition, allowing shooters to more precisely tune their with both ISO 9001 and AQAP ammunition to their firearm platform. the fact that we take shooting seriously, 2110. We have also been awarded pursuing perfection in every product we the ISO 14001 environmental system offer. certificate. Part of Nammo Group Old Lapua rimfire bullet production. Old .22 LR test rifle. Lapua, or more officially Nammo Lapua Oy and Nammo Schönebeck, is part of the large Nammo Group. Our main products are small caliber cartridges and components for sport, hunting and professional use. 2 3 Many of the world’s best shooters are members of Team Lapua. As Lapua’s brand ambassadors, Team Lapua members listen to competitor needs, collaborate with our R&D teams and partner with industry professionals to ensure our components ammunition continue to be the best in the world. TEAM LAPUA HIGHLIGHTS OF 2019 HALL OF FAME WORLD SUCCESS USA SUCCESS World Benchrest Championship Kevin Nevius – Prone (Rimfire and Brian Brandt – Benchrest (Rimfire) 2019, Canada Centerfire), Palma • Missouri State Tournament – 1st Since 1930, the competitive Karl Olsson (SWE) Standard Rifle • World Championships USA Palma • Arkansas State Tournament – 2nd • Jari Laulumaa, FIN - World Team Firing Member – Bronze • ARA Nationals – 5th road for Lapua has been paved Champion • NRA Smallbore Metric Nationals with gold. Lapua products have Team Member - Champions Mark Pharr – Rifle Silhouette (Rimfire been used to win over 100 Gold IPSC Rifle World Shoot 2019, & Centerfire) Medals in the Olympics and World Sweden Matthew Brousseau – Precision Rifle • Texas Championship, SB Hunter Standard Rifle Series (Centerfire) Rifle – High Senior Championships. From junior level • Sami Hautamäki, FIN - World • .Punisher Positional – 1st • Texas Championship, HP Hunter & Champion • .K&M Precision Rifle Standard Rifle – 2nd Master competitors, to military shooting Competition – 2nd • Nationals Smallbore Hunter Rifle disciplines, Lapua cartridges • .Best in Texas PRS Match – 2nd Team – Champions World Junior Championships 2019 • .Silent Night NRL Match – 1st • Nationals Highpower Standard and components have been the RF International Sporter Rifle Team – Champions common denominator on the • Aappo Korpi, FIN - World Junior • Nationals Smallbore Standard Champion Jack Neary – Benchrest (Centerfire) Rifle – 2nd winners podium. • World Benchrest Championship US Team - Gold 21st European Metallic Silhouette • World Benchrest Championship Philip Hemphill – Bullseye Pistol Championship 2019 Light Varmint – Silver (Rimfire & Centerfire) Big Bore Hunting, Big Bore Silhouette, • World Benchrest Championship • NRA National Pistol Small Bore Silhouette Single Group 200yd Record Championship – High Senior, High • Marko Nikko, FIN - European • Super Shoot Light Varmint – 1st Law Enforcement Champion • IBS Group Nationals Light Varmint • NRA National .22 Caliber Pistol – 2nd Championship – Champion • NRA National .45 Caliber Pistol ESC European Championships 2019 Championship – High Law 25 m Pistol Women Keith Sanderson Enforcement USA • Monika Karsch, GER - European • USAS RFP National Championship • NRA National Pistol 4-Member F-Class – Erik Cortina Champion – 1st Team Championship – 2nd HP Long Range – Kent Reeve • NRA National Pistol Championship • NRA National Pistol .22 Caliber – 1st Team Championship – 1st HP XTC – Stephen Culpepper, Jeff Lindblom Lapua European Cup Final • NRA National Pistol CF • NRA National Pistol .45 Caliber Benchrest – Jack Neary 300 m Standard Rifle Men Championship – 1st Team Championship – 2nd Rimfire Benchrest - Joe Besche, Brain Brandt, • Peter Sidi, HU - EC Champion • NRA National Pistol .45 Caliber Maddisyn Reed 300 m 3P Men Championship – 1st Rifle Silhouette – Mark Pharr, Cathy Winstead-Severin • Peter Sidi, HU - EC Champion • NRA National Pistol 4-Member Jeff Lindblom – High Power Rifle 300 m 3P Women Team Championship – 2nd (Centerfire) PRS – Matt Brousseau (Centerfire), • Eva Rösken, GER - EC Champion • NRA National Pistol .22 Caliber • New England Regional High Erik Cortina (Centerfire) Team Championship – 1st Power Championship – 1st Rimfire Prone – Kevin Nevius, Nancy Tompkins • NRA National Pistol .45 Caliber Erik Cortina – F-Class & PRS International 300 Meter – Lisette Grunwell-Lacey ISSF World Cup Team Championship – 2nd (Centerfire) Bullseye Pistol – Philip Hemphill, Keith Sanderson 25 m Rapid fire Pistol Men • Texas State Long Range • Christian Reitz - Silver Championship – 1st Palma – Nate Guernsey Lisette Grunwell-Lacey • NRA F-Class Long Range Nationals • NRA Outdoor National Team – 1st Conventional Pistol .22 – 2nd • Berger Southwest Nationals Team EUROPE Woman – 1st DFS, ISSF Rifle 50 m & 300 m, Military shooting - BIATHLON SEASON 2018-2019 • NRA Outdoor National Metric Kim-Andre Lund (NOR) IBU WC 2018-2019 & WCH 2019 Prone Championships – Team ISSF Rifle 50 m & 300 m - Karl Olsson (SWE), • 87 % out of all medals were Match – 2nd Charlotte Jakobsen (DEN), Eva Rösken (GER) taken with Lapua! • NRA Outdoor National Metric Prone Irons Championships – Team ISSF Rifle 50 m & 300 m, Long distance shooting - Match – 2nd Peter Sidi (HUN) ISSF Pistol 25 m - Christian Reitz (GER) IPSC Rifle - Raine Peltokoski (FIN) Check lapua.com for more information about the Lapua Team members! 4 5 The X-ACT ammunition has proven to X-ACT PISTOL KING Extreme passion for precision Loaded for success be the most Lapua’s X-ACT .22 LR ammo has been developed This .22 LR ammunition was developed to be accurate and after an extensive research program to unite all of an extremely accurate competition cartridge most uniform the best properties of each of the components. The ideal for short barreled firearms. It is consistent, .22 LR rimfire shooters can depend on the absolute accuracy and provides excellent accuracy and gives smooth, ammunition consistency of this cartridge, known as an extremely reliable and dependable functioning. Lapua Pistol available. sophisticated product of highest quality. X-ACT King has been loaded for success. has been tested by most of the world’s top rimfire shooters, and the comments have been nothing but PISTOL OSP praise: “The best .22 LR ammunition I ever shot.” Worldwide pistol ammo favorite Our X-ACT ammunition is the true embodiment of Lapua’s Pistol OSP is a specialized ammunition our Passion for Precision. for OSP (Olympic Sport Pistol) disciplines. Constant, accurate and precise, it is a favorite MIDAS+ among rapid fire pistol shooters worldwide. The new generation Midas cartridge Lapua’s Midas+ rimfire ammunition is the POLAR BIATHLON improved generation of Midas. The long success Ideal target performance in all conditions story of Midas ammo brought a lot of excellent Lapua Polar Biathlon has been the ammunition results, which have been used as the basis for the behind the vast majority of biathlon medals new generation cartridges. Always accurate, this won worldwide for many years. This cartridge is the .22 LR ammunition of choice for many world is specifically designed for use in the frigid class rimfire shooters. conditions common to most biathlon competitions. Lapua’s Polar Biathlon round offers CENTER-X ideal performance under all conditions, with Versatility and superb perfomance consistent accuracy and reliable ignition. Lapua’s Center-X gives you the confidence of high quality .22 long rifle match ammunition.
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