Well if you are looking for something you can buy off the shelves. And is in every manual, go with 22/250.I can't even find half of these in my Lyman or other manuals.I'm as new and green as they come. I need to be working from the basic manual, not the advanced.
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Your new, the 223 is probably going to be the easiest way for you to start out and have some satisfaction.I can't even find half of these in my Lyman or other manuals.I'm as new and green as they come. I need to be working from the basic manual, not the advanced.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Your new, the 223 is probably going to be the easiest way for you to start out and have some satisfaction.
The 22-250 is an excellent choice so don't let yourself be swayed by everyone's opinion on what is best.So I've got an interest in adding one more rifle to the family. I'm a dork. I'll own it. I am using this as a significant factor in choosing: https://backfire.tv/recoil/
I've arbitrarily set .22-250 as the upper limit. I have a .22 Hornet and no clue why I want to add another but, you know? So logic says I should get a .223 but long term interest reminds me I've always thought the .22-250 would be cool to have. It will only be used for fun at the range and for competition. Against myself and the last outing.
So should I listen to logic and get a .223 or listen to the .22-250 would be cool or listen to option C. which you guys are about to inform me what it is and why it's the one? Thanks for any and all input.
Both the 223 and 22-250 are in my varmint arsenal! You can't go wrong with the 223, however. Very economical to shoot. Go out on the limb and consider a 22CM. All three are very accurate.So I've got an interest in adding one more rifle to the family. I'm a dork. I'll own it. I am using this as a significant factor in choosing: https://backfire.tv/recoil/
I've arbitrarily set .22-250 as the upper limit. I have a .22 Hornet and no clue why I want to add another but, you know? So logic says I should get a .223 but long term interest reminds me I've always thought the .22-250 would be cool to have. It will only be used for fun at the range and for competition. Against myself and the last outing.
So should I listen to logic and get a .223 or listen to the .22-250 would be cool or listen to option C. which you guys are about to inform me what it is and why it's the one? Thanks for any and all input.
Finding brass is 1 good reason,Why not a 220 Swift?