reloading 22-250 bullets

[The "Juan" 12]

question for you reloading gurus.. wanting to reload mine to the heaviest possible bullet. i have a remi 700 adl with a 1:14 twist, does anyone know the heaviest round that is recommended and safe to shoot outta that barrel? i know that twist limits me to what i can shoot out of it. thanks

leo

[The "Juan" 12]

Ttt

[Mike D]

With a 1:14 twist 55-60 grains is about all your gonna get to stabilize.

[PondPopper]

55 or lighter on a 1-14 twist.

[cbrown]

My sako is 1:14 and 55 gr is as heavy as she will shoot.

[WyoHunter]

Nosler makes a 64 gr. BSB that was designed for 14'' twist. The best I have got them to shoot in my 22-250 is 7/8" 3 shot group.

[The "Juan" 12]

Cool thanks, I shoot hornadys v max 55gr bullets out of it now and at 100 yds all three bullets are touchin. I guess ill just reload them to 55 gr as well

[The "Juan" 12]

I was wanting to go heavier but I dont wanna screw with the amazing accuracy im getting now

[Old Bald Guy]

50 gr. TSX will shoot in that 22-250. Awesome deer and hog bullet.

[dclifton]

50 gr. TSX will shoot in that 22-250. Awesome deer and hog bullet.

^^^^^ or I shoot a Sierra 55gr BTHP. Great deer and varmint round

[coueshunter]

64gr is borderline to stabilize. try em, the worst can happen is you go back to the 55

[WyoBull]

The heaviest bullet I can shoot out of my Remington 700 VSSF with a 1:14 twist is 60 gr.

[bowhntrmatt]

I have some 62gr Barnes bullets that I was thinking of trying in my 14 twist but Barnes doesn't publish any data for it.

[Old Bald Guy]

I have some 62gr Barnes bullets that I was thinking of trying in my 14 twist but Barnes doesn't publish any data for it.

Since those are listed as 1 in 9 twist or faster I'm not thinking they would show load data for a 14 twist caliber.