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40 and 50 gr bullets please


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Qualifier - this load is safe in my rifle, it may not be in yours, it is at the upper end of the load data.

H4895 - 35.3 grs
Nosler 50 gr Ballistic Tip - just off the lands.

Great accuracy and excellent splat factor - by far my favorite rock chuck load.

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Originally Posted by drover
Qualifier - this load is safe in my rifle, it may not be in yours, it is at the upper end of the load data.

H4895 - 35.3 grs
Nosler 50 gr Ballistic Tip - just off the lands.

Great accuracy and excellent splat factor - by far my favorite rock chuck load.

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Midrange load of W760 magnum primer, with a 52gr match bullet.

Same as above, but a max charge of BLC-2. Work up while it's hot, this combo can be temperature sensitive!!


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Varget over 52gr. amax is a gem in my rifle. I dont' have my notes close by for further details.

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Originally Posted by NTG
Varget over 52gr. amax is a gem in my rifle. I dont' have my notes close by for further details.


This I gotta see ! shocked

I've found it works better to put the powder UNDER the projectile. wink



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33 grain RL7.... 40 grain Nosler Btip...or Varmaggeddon 40

accurate and very fast...

fastest load listed in the Lyman # 47 Manual...

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Fotis: If... accuracy and impressive terminal results are what you are interested in with your 22-250 then be sure and try the wonderful Berger 52 grain Varmint MEF (maximum expansion factor) or Varmint bullets.
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Originally Posted by WiFowler
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Varget over 52gr. amax is a gem in my rifle. I dont' have my notes close by for further details.


This I gotta see ! shocked

I've found it works better to put the powder UNDER the projectile. wink


I was wondering if anyone was awake! I guess so! wink

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52g Berger over H414


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50 gr VMax, Varget,and a WLR primer in either Win or Rem brass. I'm shooting a VSSF2. RE15 and IMR 4064 also work well for me but I've found Varget to be tops.

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40 or 50 grain B Tip or V Max 40.5 grains H-380. Super accurate with all the bullets and safe in my rifle.

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Have been shooting the .22/250 since the 1960's. At one time or another I have used most of the powders listed. 4064was an early favorite, but now I mostly use H4895 or I3031. Both are fast and accurate . I mostly shoot 50 gr. Vmax or Blitzkings. Must have owned a dozen rifles in this caliber.. Have had an old adl since the mid 1970's. It is now on its 3 rd barrel and about half shot out.
Mostly this caliber is not fussy about powders. I would start with the ones you have an go from there. I likH4895, because it is usually available and not expensive.


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Originally Posted by Fotis
40 and 50 gr bullets please


Also qualifying ... may or may not be safe in your rifle. My last .22-250, a 700 LVSF, was really fussy. I only ever found 2 loads it shot well but those two were really quite spectacular .. 5 shot quarter inch or better. Drop back a half grain and the groups were softball sized.

So ... WW cases, Fed 210M primers, 50 grain Speer TNT or 50 grain Hornady SX, and 37.5 grains of Varget. (Most books show 36.5 or less for max.)

Primers were FLAT. So was anything I shot with it.


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When I had a 22-250, I was fond of varget when launching 50s.

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Varget, IMR 4064, IMR 4320 take your pick


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Benchmark .

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Benchmark would do one holers in my old Forrester

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