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As the subject notes, will it work OK?

Looking at getting an older 250 Savage Takedown, and I'm wondering if the 22-250 will chamber/work OK. From my review of the drawings, the neck will be loose of course -- but I'm thinking the shoulder and base of the 22-250 are "correct enough" to make it work for dry firing.

What say the forum?

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Per the SAAMI drawings the rim and start of the shoulder (length and diameter) are almost identical for the two rounds. I see no reason why it would not work.


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IIRC, wasn't the 22-250 a wildcatted 250-3000 to start its life?
I have used a 22-250 bore sighter in my 250sav & 300sav and it works well.


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Yep, the 22-250 was developed by necking down the 250 Savage.


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Originally Posted by diamondjim
IIRC, wasn't the 22-250 a wildcatted 250-3000 to start its life?
I have used a 22-250 bore sighter in my 250sav & 300sav and it works well.


I can see the 22-250 and 250 interchanging, but the 300 is a totally different animal.


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Thanks for all the replies to this older post.

Confirmed by checking the key dimensions, a visual reference (see pix), and then finally the actual fit to the actual chamber -- it is true that a 22-250 AZoom Snapcap will work successfully in a 250 Savage, aka the .250-3000.

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This will work out great, as I can't hold the trigger back on my Savage 99A like I can on my 1930's F model. Now I don't have to store the 99A cocked and locked...

Tight groups... And "snap away"!

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