Posted by MarkB_MI on December 28, 2010 at 18:50:00 from (166.217.117.121):
In Reply to: 22-250 rifle posted by cjmal on December 28, 2010 at 17:02:01:
Load your own. The slow twist of the .22-250 favors lighter bullets, 60 grains or less. 55 grain bullets from Sierra, Nosler or Speer will all give good results. Some 22 caliber bullets will not hold up to 22-250 velocities. (Sierra denotes such bullets as "medium velocity".) I use Winchester brass and IMR-4064 powder, but there are plenty of other powders that I'm sure work well. Premium brass is available from Nosler, if you're not satisfied with Remington or Winchester. Neck-size your brass and accuracy will pick up after the first loading.
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