Author: Rainman
Subject: Kimber 84M Pro Varmint 22-250 Scope
Posted: January/12/2015 at 17:54
Jester, the all around varmint load I settled on was Winchester cases, Fed 210 primers, 30.5 grains of IMR 4064 with 55 grain Hornady V Max bullets. It consistently shoots into the low .30s. IMR 4064 is a pain to meter so I trickle the last few grains on the scale. .22-250 is accurate with many powder, bullet and primer combinations so if you are shooting volume go for an easier metering powder. My volume centerfire varmint calibers are .223 and .204 both of which I load on a progressive. Although .22-250 is pleasant to shoot it will take its toll on the shoulder over a three or four day period in a PD field. My son uses it more than I do so I just make sure he doesn't cook the barrel.
Subject: Kimber 84M Pro Varmint 22-250 Scope
Posted: January/12/2015 at 17:54
Jester, the all around varmint load I settled on was Winchester cases, Fed 210 primers, 30.5 grains of IMR 4064 with 55 grain Hornady V Max bullets. It consistently shoots into the low .30s. IMR 4064 is a pain to meter so I trickle the last few grains on the scale. .22-250 is accurate with many powder, bullet and primer combinations so if you are shooting volume go for an easier metering powder. My volume centerfire varmint calibers are .223 and .204 both of which I load on a progressive. Although .22-250 is pleasant to shoot it will take its toll on the shoulder over a three or four day period in a PD field. My son uses it more than I do so I just make sure he doesn't cook the barrel.