I fell in love with #1s in the late '80s and picked up my first one in the 90's. I have owned quite a few over the years (all #1Bs except a .220 Swift in the Varmint version) ranging from .223 to 30-06 and have always gotten them to shoot very well with a combination of judicious accurizing (bedding, trigger work and such) and finding the favored load...sometimes the hardest job! I'm finally down to just two (a .280 and the .22-250 mentioned). My .22-250 is a 70s manufactured rifle with the original barrel. It's getting a little worn and a small amount of fire-cracking is evident, but the old girl still shoots with its favorite load.That is one great shooting #1!!
Mtn -
Howdy !
+1 on what Odie said.
WW760 ( H414 same stuff ) works great in .22-250, 22-26" barrels. I prefer FED Large Magnum Riflen Match ( GM-215M )
when shooting WW60. This combo used w/ Hornady 55SX for shooting groundhog.
A 1-14 twist barrel would handle 50 - 60 gr bullets readily, as-long-as the 60s are < .750" long. * With your 1-12 twist barrel, you can go a bit heavier still on bullet wt, for example Hornady's 62gr ELd- VT; if so desired.
With regards,
357Mag