1-8" twist 22-250 rem 80 gr bullet loads

[222remx4]

I have a 1-8" twist 22-250 rem barrel and load 80gr bullets . I have been using IMR 4007ssc and have started using H4831 ssc . Has anyone else got some info on the 1-8" 22-250rem ?

 

[Dans40X]

4350/RL 19 burn rate powders @ mid 30gr charge.
With a 30"-32"Bbl 4831 burn rates powders are too slow.

 

[fredhorace77]

4350/RL 19 burn rate powders @ mid 30gr charge.
With a 30"-32"Bbl 4831 burn rates powders are too slow.

I agree, same for my 22-250AI, I had best luck with H4350 and believe it or not Varget did extremely well.

 

[missed]

35 grains of IMR4451 or 4350 under a 80 grain Berger does the trick for me. I need to back it to 34 grains to meet the PRS speed limit for matches. I'm liking the temp stability of the 4451.

 

[m-saunoras]

I use N550 and a 75gr A-max. This combo yields excellent velocity but can be finicky with outside temp. If I do my part and adjust the charge weight accordingly ES below 20 is the norm.

 

[Milo 2.0]

I use N550 and a 75gr A-max. This combo yields excellent velocity but can be finicky with outside temp. If I do my part and adjust the charge weight accordingly ES below 20 is the norm.

Jump up to 80gr bullets and N560 shines.

 

[Yote Hunter]

I've used 41+/- gr Superformance with Remington 9 1/2 Magnum primer, Hornady 75 gr BTHP for great accuracy at 600 yards with a 1:9 twist Savage 22-250. Great speed also. Never chronographed but a lot flatter than any other load I have ever tried. Have shot mid 2" to 3" groups at 600 yards

 

[Baddog0302]

I have a Rem 700 that I'm not happy with and since it has a .308 bolt face I'm thinking about a 22-250 or an AI 22-250 "RemAge" bbl. system. I would have preferred a 22 BR, But none of the company's that sell RemAge systems have a no neck turn reamer.
Back to the 22 250,
One point I noticed on the Nosler reloading data site under fast twist 22 250 is that all the loads they list as the most accurate were charges that had only 80 % (+-) loading density. I'm thinking that the AI design , while requiring a few more grains of powder, might help with a more complete powder burn, thus better accuracy
http://www.nosler.com/nosler-load-data/22-250-remington-fast-twist/

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