22-250 Ammo - 35 Grain
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NOSLER Trophy Grade Varmint .22-250 Rem 35Gr BTLF 20rd Box Rifle Ammo (60006)
Brand:
Nosler
Bullet Type:
Ballistic Tip
Caliber:
.22-250 Rem
Grains:
35 grain
Rounds:
20
Frequently Asked Questions
22-250 Ammo - 35 Grain
What is the most accurate 22-250 ammo?
Accuracy depends on your specific rifle's barrel and twist rate. Commonly praised loads include 52-grain Hornady Match, 55-grain Sierra BTHP, and 55-grain Nosler Ballistic Tip. Factory options from Hornady and Federal often perform well. Testing multiple loads in your rifle remains the only reliable way to determine peak accuracy.
How far does a 22-250 drop at 300 yards?
A typical 55-grain .22-250 load zeroed at 100 yards drops roughly 6–8 inches at 300 yards. Zeroed at 200 yards, drop at 300 yards is approximately 3–4 inches. Exact figures depend on bullet weight, muzzle velocity, and conditions—consult your ammo's ballistic chart for precision.
How far can a 22-250 accurately shoot?
A .22-250 is effective to around 800 yards in skilled hands, and capable of taking small game out to 1,000 yards, though optimal performance tapers off around 550 yards. Most hunters limit shots to 300 yards or less, as wind drift and bullet drop demand increasing shooter skill at distance.
What grain is best for 22-250 ammo?
Best grain depends on your rifle's twist rate and intended use. For varmints, 50-grain loads work well in 1:12 or 1:14 twist barrels. Hunting medium game favors 55–60 grain bullets. Long-range shooting benefits from heavier match bullets in fast-twist rifles. Test different loads in your specific rifle for best accuracy.
What distance should you sight in a 22-250?
Most shooters zero the .22-250 at 100 yards for simplicity. For varmint hunting at longer ranges, a 200–250 yard zero maximizes point-blank range. Choose based on your typical shooting distances and how much bullet drop you can tolerate at your target.