22-250 REMINGTON for Sale

22-250 Remington Overview

The 22-250 Remington began as a wildcat cartridge before Remington standardized it in 1965. It was built for flat trajectory, high velocity, and accurate varmint shooting with .22 caliber bullets. Today, 22-250 Remington remains a respected choice for hunters and target shooters who want fast follow-up shots and practical long-range performance.

Its appeal comes from simple efficiency: light recoil, strong accuracy potential, and a wide selection of factory loads. In the market, it stays popular with varmint hunters and bolt-action rifle owners, even as newer cartridges compete for attention.

Why It Is a Top Choice

Flat shooting for small-game and varmint work.
Light recoil supports faster sight recovery.
Common in accurate bolt-action rifles.
Broad factory load selection from major ammo makers.
Strong reputation for practical field accuracy.

Key Variants

55 grain Varmint

A common choice for predators and varmints when flat trajectory matters most.

50 grain Varmint

Often chosen for very high velocity and explosive expansion on small targets.

62 grain Soft Point

A practical option for hunters who prefer controlled expansion on game.

Rifle Loads

General-purpose factory loads fit shooters who want one cartridge for range and field use.

Competitor Comparison

Feature	22-250 Remington	223 Remington	243 Winchester
MSRP	Varies by load and brand	Varies by load and brand	Varies by load and brand
Capacity / Size	.22 caliber rifle cartridge	Smaller, widely used rifle round	Larger .24 caliber rifle round
Weight	Light bullets common	Light to medium bullets common	Medium bullets common
Optics-Ready	Depends on rifle platform	Depends on rifle platform	Depends on rifle platform
Trigger Type	Rifle trigger, platform dependent	Rifle trigger, platform dependent	Rifle trigger, platform dependent
Notable Pro	Very flat trajectory	Common availability	More versatile bullet weight range
Notable Con	More barrel wear than mild rounds	Less velocity	More recoil

Best Use Cases

Varmint hunting.
Predator hunting.
Range practice.
Collection of classic bolt-action chamberings.

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FAQs

Can I use 22-250 Remington for deer?

It depends on local laws, bullet choice, and shot placement. Many hunters reserve it for varmints and predators because lighter .22 caliber bullets are common.

What is 22-250 Remington known for?

It is known for high velocity, flat trajectory, and excellent varmint performance. Remington standardized the cartridge in 1965.

How does 22-250 Remington compare to 223 Remington?

22-250 Remington generally offers higher velocity and a flatter trajectory. 223 Remington is usually cheaper, milder, and more common.