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22 250 amo
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HORNADY SUPERFORMANCE .22-250 REMINGTON 50 GRAIN V-MAX 500 ROUNDS
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- Proven Hornady Bullets: Superformance ammunition is loaded with Hornady V-MAX, NTX, SST, GMX, and InterLock, bullets for the ultimate in performance, no matter what the game.
- Progressive Hornady Powders: Superformance Propellants are the heart of Superformance ammunition and usher in a new era of performance.
- Case And Primer: Like all Hornady® ammunition, our Superformance® rounds use the highest quality cases and primers available. Consistent components translate to consistent shooting in the field.
| Caliber: | .22-250 Remington |
| Number of Rounds: | 500 |
| Bullet Type: | V-Max |
| Bullet Weight: | 50 grain |
| Cartridge Case Material: | Brass |
| Muzzle Velocity: | 4000 ft/s |
| Package Type: | Box |
| Primer Location: | Centerfire |
| Sectional Density: | 0.142 |
| Muzzle Energy: | 1776 ft-lbs |
| G1 Ballistic Coefficient: | 0.242 |
| Application: | Varmint |
What ammo does 22 250 use?
22-250 is more often loaded with 40-grain varmint bullets. But manufacturers most frequently load both cartridges with 55-60-grain bullets, and overall bullet weight range is extremely comparable.
How far can a 22 250 shoot accurately?
Most . 22–250’s have a rifling twist of 1–12″, suitable for bullets weighing between 40 and 65 grains. These bullets cannot be driven fast enough to remain accurate past 300–400 ish yards (of course there are always shooters who will reply to this with “oh, yeah?
Is a 22 250 big enough for deer?
Takeaway. The 22-250 is blessed with fiendishly good accuracy, but it doesn’t remain powerful enough for deer hunting throughout its maximum effective range. If you would use the varmint round to hunt deer, try to keep your range within 200 yards. … Beyond 300 yards, it’s best to just leave the deer alone. optics ammunition shop
Is an 22-250 Antelope good?
I would say if you have something bigger to use it. If you don’t, use the 22-250 and make sure you have good shot angles and are less than 250 yards. Antelope are not real hard to kill, but with a marginal shot they can go a long way.
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