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If you spend time hunting coyotes, prairie dogs, or other varmints, the .22-250 Remington is one of the best cartridges available for the job. This load from Remington puts together the speed and precision that make the .22-250 what it is—a flat-shooting, long-range performer that consistently delivers when it counts.
The pointed soft point bullet is designed for clean, predictable performance at varmint distances. At 3,680 fps, it maintains excellent velocity retention downrange and carries around 1,200 foot-pounds of energy at 100 yards. That's enough to drop coyotes inside 300 yards with proper shot placement, while the simple soft point design means you get consistent results without overcomplicating things. The trajectory is genuinely flat—a 55-grain bullet barely strays from point of aim between the muzzle and 280 yards with a 200-yard zero, which matters when you're taking shots across open country.
Remington loads these rounds in quality brass cases with tight tolerances that have earned a reputation for durability and accuracy. Brass cases are where this ammunition really pays for itself over time. If you reload, you're getting reusable components that will last through multiple loadings, bringing your per-shot cost down significantly. That matters when you're practicing or running high-round-count varmint sessions.
The soft point design makes this a versatile option. You get enough expansion to be effective on game without the over-the-top fragmentation of some polymer-tip loads. It's accurate, dependable, and works reliably across a wide range of rifles chambered in .22-250, from classic bolt actions to modern setups. Twenty rounds per box is the standard varmint-hunting format, giving you a natural unit for field trips without waste.
With the 55-grain soft point, you're looking at clean performance out to about 300 yards on coyotes and prairie dogs under normal conditions. Beyond that, energy drops off, but the flat trajectory of the .22-250 means you're still landing hits. Inside 275 yards you get the most decisive terminal performance from soft point bullets in this caliber.
Yes, Remington loads this in quality brass that's specifically designed for reloading. The brass will last through multiple reloadings if you take care of it, and that's where the real economy of .22-250 comes in. You'll need appropriate .22-250 reloading dies, primers, powder, and bullets, but once you're set up, your per-round cost drops significantly.
The 55-grain soft point is the sweet spot for most .22-250 rifles. Lighter 40-45 grain loads will run faster and have flatter trajectory at extreme range, but they're more prone to wind deflection and designed primarily for prairie dog hunting. The 55-grain soft point offers better ballistic performance, more retained energy at distance, and more versatility without being overkill for varmints.
55-grain bullets stabilize well in rifles with 1:12 twist or faster, and many .22-250 rifles come with exactly that. If your rifle has a 1:14 twist, 55-grain loads will still work but may not shoot quite as tight. Faster twist rates (1:10 or 1:8) have no problem handling 55-grain bullets at all.
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 55 |
|---|---|
| Caliber/Gauge | .22-250 Remington |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.30 |
| Grains | 55Gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 21389 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Pointed Soft Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.8 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 047700213897 |
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