22-250 vs 22-250 ai

[remington jim]

have both versions of 22-250. AI is faster and the brass stretches less.I doubt there's much difference in barrel life between the two. - dan

40 degree helps that a LOT ! RJ

 

[hawk-i]

X-reload has the 22-250 AI redding dies in stock on their website.

 

[remington jim]

X-reload has the 22-250 AI redding dies in stock on their website.

Thxs BUT i am going 22 Creedmoor Its makes the MOST sense for sure ! RJ

 

[Ganderite]

22cm holds 52.0grs H2O (Alpha) and 53.3grs h2O (Hornady)

22-250 is around 45 grains +/- depending on brass/chamber

We were discussing the Ackley version of the 22-250

It has a H2O of 55 gr.

The 22 Creedmoor is slightly smaller.

Therfore i assume a longer barrel life.

The problem I had was that as soon as the first few inches of barrel started to wear, the bullet was scratched and would then blow up. A blue barrel would not do this, but it would erode and wear out faster. I have up on it.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Thxs BUT i am going 22 Creedmoor Its makes the MOST sense for sure ! RJ

I concur... rocking the 22 CM this weekend near Hanna, AB.

Jerry

 

[mikeelliot]

Go 22BR! Or BRA!

 

[remington jim]

Go 22BR! Or BRA!

Funny LOOKING little FAT case - IT Don't Interest me ! RJ

 

[btridge]

We were discussing the Ackley version of the 22-250

It has a H2O of 55 gr.

The 22 Creedmoor is slightly smaller.

Therfore i assume a longer barrel life.

The problem I had was that as soon as the first few inches of barrel started to wear, the bullet was scratched and would then blow up. A blue barrel would not do this, but it would erode and wear out faster. I have up on it.

My 22-250 Ackley is only a little over a 10% increase in capacity, depending on brass 4.4 to 4.6grains.
At 55 grains of water, that is OVER a 20% increase in capacity????