Campro. 224" 55gr FMJ .....for 22-250?

[fade2black]

Has anyone tried loading these for the 22-250?

They seem quite reasonably priced and are sold bulk 500 a box.

Curious about accuracy and how they handle the velocity.

http://campro.ca/en/products/bullets/223/223-55-bt-fmj

 

[Alpheus]

Cheap, plinking bullets only. Don't expect small groups 'cos you won't get them. Don't know how they'll hold up under 22-250 speeds.

 

[VinnyQC]

They'll hold the speed I think, but the accuracy will match a plinking 223, which isn't exactly great for a 22-250. Good to make a lot of cheap plinking ammos for fun shooting, not so much for BR or varmint hunting.

In a similar way, I use their 308 bullets in a 300WSM. Functionnaly great, can hold the speed, but shoots like a plinking 308.

Basically you'll get results similar as PMC bronze or something like that, and you can't really hunt with these ammos cause they don't expand very well.

 

[Hitzy]

500 of these are a bit over $70, I find these very accurate in my 222 & 223.
https://x-reload.com/hornady-22c-224-55gr-sp-wc-bullet-w-cannel-per-100-bulk.html

 

[fade2black]

500 of these are a bit over $70, I find these very accurate in my 222 & 223.
https://x-reload.com/hornady-22c-224-55gr-sp-wc-bullet-w-cannel-per-100-bulk.html

thanks for the info folks.

Hitzy - that seems like a great deal for a SP hunting bullet and I've had great luck with the HDY Vmax shooting .5-.7MOA. I'll have to pick up some of these and give them a try.