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Re: 22-250 Rem

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09 December 2004, 20:04
B17G
Re: 22-250 Rem
I agree with the other guys recommendations, however in two of my 22/250s (a Ruger VT and a custom Barrel Model 70)
the powder that beats them all for accuracy is Reloader 7.

I found the load data in the 47th Edition of Lymans manual.

25 grains of IMR 4198 has also been the second most accurate. I used 224 Weatherby data to find it. However playing at the range with different loads these two won out Hands Down.

Cheers and happy holidays
seafire
08 December 2004, 19:34
hunter65
Hi there,

looking for a accurate handload for my Sako Varmit rifle, cal. .22-250 Rem, barrel length 26��. Prefer 50-55 grs. Nosler ballistic tip bullets. Thanks.
09 December 2004, 03:32
olarmy
I'd start with IMR 4064 or Varget. Good luck!
09 December 2004, 04:29
HTDUCK
First powder I'd try is H380.
09 December 2004, 14:04
Bob in TX

Hey hunter65,

It is good to see you here!

Try this with the 50 gr. BT's: 39.0 grs. H-380 with Win. WLR primers, Win. brass.

Bob
11 January 2005, 10:39
338vt
I'm with Bob no this one! 212 c-t-c five shoot goups. Not bad for a $200 H&R.
338vt
27 April 2005, 10:45
cal30 1906
try 41.o of h414 CCI250 and a 55grain soft point.good presure and very good .323 accuracy
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27 April 2005, 21:07
Ackley Improved User
I like 40 grs of W760 behind a 55 gr. bullet - esp. Nosler BT. I have a 26" barrel and vel = 3750 fps with ~58,000 psi. This is plenty HOT, accurate, and not a tremendous barrel burner. I highly recommend this load. Remember, you can shoot a barrel out with a 22-250.