Reloading advise please 22-250rem

[Night Hunter 109]

superb mate

 

Im well chuffed with the improvements mate and I am very grateful for the help and time that Peter has put in to getting me where I am now.

[Night Hunter 109]

I went out to the target today for a wee shot and things are still improving the four shot group is only 0.400" and the whole five shot group is only 0.650" at 100 yards

 

[black lab 3]

Nice one NH seems to be spot on now mate

[dicehorn 38]

Well done Tam - so very pleased for you - are you still 130 thou back from the lands?

 

Peter

[Night Hunter 109]

Well done Tam - so very pleased for you - are you still 130 thou back from the lands?

 

Peter

 

Yes Peter ,still 130thou back it seems to work for the rifle.Thanks again mate

[Night Hunter 109]

Nice one NH seems to be spot on now mate

 

yes mate,it is certainly allot better thanks to Peter.

[borisserge 0]

Nice one NH seems to be spot on now mate

 

yes mate,it is certainly allot better thanks to Peter.

 

Can i just add in to the post...I'm hopefully going to collect my 22-250 tomorrow (if the postie arrives with my variation) and this has been a wonderfully informative posting!!! I'm really looking forward now to get my rifle and reloading gear into full swing!!

 

Thanks again guys,

 

Boris

 

ps. its a remy 700 with a SYSS Mod. and a boyds lam. thumhole stock.

[willum 89]

what a cracking read mate well done all round for the info and the insite of this topic. pitty you wasnt closer to me ive got a 22.250 tikka t3 light stainless with t8 mod am having to use factory loads in mine as dont have loading gear and wouldnt know where to start atb willum

[jamie g 17]

dicehorn knows his stuff thats for sure. he has helpped me out on a couple of things with reloading.

 

true what he says alot of factory rifles shoot better with a jump. mine is 1.950 to the ogive. ive tryed it closer to the lands and the groups just open up.

[Night Hunter 109]

Nice one NH seems to be spot on now mate

 

yes mate,it is certainly allot better thanks to Peter.

 

Can i just add in to the post...I'm hopefully going to collect my 22-250 tomorrow (if the postie arrives with my variation) and this has been a wonderfully informative posting!!! I'm really looking forward now to get my rifle and reloading gear into full swing!!

 

Thanks again guys,

 

Boris

 

ps. its a remy 700 with a SYSS Mod. and a boyds lam. thumhole stock.

 

 

what a cracking read mate well done all round for the info and the insite of this topic. pitty you wasnt closer to me ive got a 22.250 tikka t3 light stainless with t8 mod am having to use factory loads in mine as dont have loading gear and wouldnt know where to start atb willum

 

 

dicehorn knows his stuff thats for sure. he has helpped me out on a couple of things with reloading.

 

true what he says alot of factory rifles shoot better with a jump. mine is 1.950 to the ogive. ive tryed it closer to the lands and the groups just open up.

 

 

It definately helps to reload your own ammunition as you can see my groupings have vastly improved ,I did try factory stuff but was unimpressed to say the least and it cost a fortune also the problem with factory stuff is getting a regular supply of the stuff that groups reasonably well in your rifle,Reloading is definately the way ahead especialy if you have the help and invaluable advice of someone as experienced as Peter.