The 22-250 Bullet Keyring Cartridge (Remington)
The .22-250 Remington is a high-velocity rifle cartridge that is known for its flat trajectory and excellent long-range accuracy. It began as a wildcat in the 1930s, became a Remington factory round in 1965, and has since become popular among hunters and long-range shooters. Here is some information about the 22-250 Bullet Keyring
Origin and Development:
- The .22-250 Remington was developed by wildcatters (reloading enthusiasts who create their own cartridges) who necked down the .250 Savage case to accept .224-inch diameter bullets.
- Remington adopted this wildcat cartridge and introduced it as a commercial round in 1965.
22-250 Remington Cartridge Specifications:
- Bullet Diameter: .224 inches
- Neck Diameter: .253 inches
- Base Diameter: .470 inches
- Case Length: 1.912 inches
- Overall Length: 2.350 inches
Ballistics:
- The .22-250 is known for its high muzzle velocity and flat trajectory, making it effective for long-range shooting.
- Typical bullet weights range from 40 grains to 64 grains, with higher weights generally preferred for small game.
Performance:
- The cartridge is well-regarded for its accuracy.
- Its high velocity and energy make it suitable for shooting at extended ranges, making it popular in precision and benchrest shooting.
This 22-250 Bullet Cartridge is commonly used for:
- Precision Shooting
- Target Shooting
- Predator Control
- Recreational Shooting
- Pest Control
The 22-250 in the UK
In Britain the .22-250 is one of the classic fox rounds – fast and flat-shooting, so it reaches out across a field at night with little hold-over. Plenty of keepers and pest controllers use one alongside a .223.
The Keyring
A once-fired .22-250 case, resized to full length with a seated bullet and fitted with a 25mm split ring – about 60 mm long, slim and light.
Other fox and vermin rounds: .223 Remington, .222 Remington and .22 Hornet; for deer, the .243 Winchester.
22-250 Bullet Keyring | Bullet Keychain
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FAQ
Q: Is it a real .22-250 round? Yes – a genuine once-fired .22-250 Remington brass case with a seated bullet, made fully inert.
Q: Where does the name come from? It is a .250 Savage case necked down to take a .22 calibre (.224 inch) bullet.
Q: Is it safe to carry? Yes. It is fully inert and legal to own and carry in the UK without a licence. Always check with your airline before travelling abroad with this item.
Q: How is it attached? With a 25mm split ring.
Q: Is it a good gift for a fox shooter? Yes – add a name or date with our laser engraving, and our gift box if it is a present.
Q: How big is it? About 60 mm long – see the Additional information tab for full specifications.








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