22 nosler

[JW]

Trajectory wise, maybe not. Downrange velocity & energy, yup.


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Not enough to warrant me moving 10 grains. I've ran the numbers many many times. If Berger comes out with a 150 then I'll make a move.


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[bphillips]

The 160 I can see. That 140 ain't a hill a beans diff! [emoji39]


Bobby said something about Berger coming out with a 150. You heard anything like that?

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Just talk and hopes I think. Got the 147 jlk being tested though

[JW]

Just talk and hopes I think. Got the 147 jlk being tested though

I just read where someone posted a BC on a 150 Berger of 660. Of course it coulda been bs.


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[Pullersboy]

I'm not sure I agree with that. I would be interested to know what barrel length they used to get those velocities. I would think since it is specifically designed for an AR 15 they would've used 20 to 22 inch barrels. If that's the case, to get 3500 ft./s with a 55 grain bullet out of a 20 inch barrel, puts it right in the ballpark of the 22– 250 without having to go to a big, heavy clunky AR10 rifle.

Personally if I'm going to have to deal with the extra size and weight of an AR10 rifle, it's not going to be a 22 caliber of any kind.


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The chart above says 24" bbl.

[keatonskidmore]

The chart above says 24" bbl.

There's a video on YouTube of them shooting the upper from midway and using a chrono and the 55 grains were right in the 3300 range.

[malky102]

Well I gess some people were interested. Midway is out of stock on the 22 nosler barrel.

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