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The Remington UMC .22-250 Remington is built for the kind of shooting where you need consistent performance without worrying about the cost. This value pack loads the cartridge with a 45-grain jacketed hollow point at 4000 fps, putting you at the top end of what small bore rifles can do. It's one of the fastest cartridges in its class, which means flatter trajectories and faster target impacts.
That 4000 fps muzzle velocity pairs with 1598 foot-pounds of energy, giving the round serious downrange authority for its size. The jacketed hollow point bullet design expands on impact, increasing effectiveness while reducing over-penetration, and the brass casing is reloadable if you ever want to get into hand loading. All of this is loaded right here in the USA to Remington's standards.
This is the load that makes sense when you're planning a day of prairie dog work or extended range sessions. Varmint hunters have relied on light-for-caliber loads in the .22-250 for decades because they shoot flat, group tight, and do the job clean. The 45-grain weight keeps you in that sweet spot without burning through premium ammunition money. Whether you're zeroing in a rifle or working predators at distance, this round performs the same way every time.
The value pack format lets you stock up and practice without overthinking every shot. The consistent quality means you can focus on technique rather than ammunition variability. Made with quality brass and a boxer primer for smooth feeding and consistent ignition, these rounds deliver the reliability that made UMC a name shooters trust.
The .22-250 is one of the fastest small-bore cartridges available, delivering flat trajectories and fast bullet impact that make it ideal for small game and varmint work. The 45-grain weight is light-for-caliber, which is the conventional choice for varmint hunters working prairie dogs, coyotes, and other small targets. The speed gives you extended effective range and a wider margin for error on long shots.
Yes. The UMC rounds come in reloadable brass cases with boxer primers, so you can reload them once you've fired them. This is one reason the cartridge appeals to volume shooters and handloaders who want to reduce cost on repeat range sessions.
The 45-grain is on the lighter end of .22-250 bullets and runs at the upper velocity range for the cartridge at 4000 fps. This makes it particularly good for varmints and flat-shooting applications. Heavier bullets in the 50-62 grain range tend to be better for larger game or longer-range target work, but the 45-grain JHP is the go-to load for most varmint hunters who want maximum velocity.
Absolutely. The value pack format and UMC brand positioning make this one of the more economical ways to shoot the fast .22-250 cartridge in volume. You get consistent performance and quality construction without paying premium ammunition prices, which makes it perfect for practice and extended range sessions where cost matters.
| Caliber/Gauge | .22-250 Remington |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.17 |
| Grains | 45 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23769 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.57 |
| Units per Box | 40 |
| UPC | 047700363103 |
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