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The Remington UMC .22-250 Rem 45-grain JHP rounds pack serious velocity into a lightweight, efficient varmint package. These cartridges launch at 4000 feet per second with 1598 foot-pounds of muzzle energy, delivering the flat trajectory and devastating terminal performance the .22-250 is famous for. Built in the USA with quality brass cases and non-corrosive boxer primers, this ammunition cycles reliably in modern centerfire rifles and stands up to real-world use across target ranges, predator control operations, and small-game fields.
UMC has earned respect over decades by delivering dependable ammunition at reasonable prices. This 45-grain load hits the sweet spot for varmint hunters who want speed without excessive barrel stress. The jacketed hollow point design ensures controlled expansion on impact, limiting over-penetration while maximizing energy transfer. Whether you're working coyotes at distance, hunting prairie dogs, or putting rounds downrange for practice, this round performs consistently shot after shot.
The brass cartridge cases with boxer primers mean you can reload these rounds after firing, stretching your ammunition investment over time. For high-volume shooters who plan to put serious rounds downrange, having reloadable cases becomes a significant economic advantage. The quality construction of Remington brass also tends to hold up well through multiple loading cycles.
The .22-250 Remington remains one of the fastest, flattest-shooting varmint cartridges in production. This caliber delivers velocity comparable to magnums but in a smaller, more efficient package. The 45-grain JHP load is purpose-built for the predator and small-game applications where speed and accuracy matter most. You're getting into a proven, timeless varmint cartridge that's been the standard for decades.
The 45-grain loading prioritizes velocity and flat trajectory over bullet weight, making it excellent for predator hunting where speed and long-range performance matter most. Heavier loads (55-64 grains) typically run slower but carry more energy at extended distances. For coyotes and varmints, many hunters prefer the 45-grain JHP because the flatter trajectory simplifies field holds.
Yes. UMC ammunition consistently delivers the accuracy needed for varmint hunting and target work. Factory loads from Remington show tight groupings at typical hunting ranges (100-200 yards), though top-tier match ammo might have a slight edge in extreme precision. Most hunters and predator callers find UMC plenty accurate for the job.
Absolutely. The brass cases and boxer primers are fully reloadable. This becomes a real advantage if you shoot high volume, since you can reload these cases multiple times before they wear out. Reloaders appreciate the .22-250 for its flexibility with bullet weights and powder charges.
This load excels on predators like coyotes, foxes, and smaller predators, plus varmints like prairie dogs and groundhogs. The JHP design ensures controlled expansion that preserves pelts while delivering decisive kills. The high velocity and flat trajectory also make it a capable small-game round for those who want rifle-level performance at varmint ranges.
| Caliber/Gauge | .22-250 Remington |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.55 |
| Grains | 45 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23750 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.785 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 047700354606 |
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