in2anity wrote:why not just get a 1500 in 22-250? then handload any number of VLD pills. Seems more suited to the AR market.
bladeracer wrote:You'll need a much tighter twist-rate than .22-250 is usually offered in, they're usually 14" or 12" twist, and the cartridge is too long for the AR15.
The .22-250 has a bit more taper than the .308, will it run through an AR10 magazine?
Billo wrote:Good to see Hornady plugging the gap between the 223 and the redundant 22-250
I like the idea of a fast twist 224 cal designed around the Mini short action like what Howa already offers.
High BC & Fast twist should make this a popular plinker out to 500m
Might have to get myself a reamer and run it in my Howa Mini 223.
https://www.petersenshunting.com/editor ... ARC/484352
bladeracer wrote:The ELD-VT looks interesting, though I'm not sure it offers anything over the ELDM or ELDX.
https://www.hornady.com/bullets/eld-vt#!/
bladeracer wrote:in2anity wrote:why not just get a 1500 in 22-250? then handload any number of VLD pills. Seems more suited to the AR market.
You'll need a much tighter twist-rate than .22-250 is usually offered in, they're usually 14" or 12" twist, and the cartridge is too long for the AR15.
The .22-250 has a bit more taper than the .308, will it run through an AR10 magazine?
bigpete wrote:22-250 redundant?
Oldbloke wrote:Its all just marketing.
Oldbloke wrote:Its all just marketing.
straightshooter wrote:Oldbloke wrote:Its all just marketing.
Agreed
May have some relevance in the US but in Australia it has nothing to offer over existing 22 centerfire calibers and in some comparisons may even be a step backwards.
Nevertheless, some hype consuming starry eyed newbs might lap it up.
Billo wrote:straightshooter wrote:Oldbloke wrote:Its all just marketing.
Agreed
May have some relevance in the US but in Australia it has nothing to offer over existing 22 centerfire calibers and in some comparisons may even be a step backwards.
Nevertheless, some hype consuming starry eyed newbs might lap it up.
A few mates run short barrelled 223 AI's for culling and this would be a small step up again. I agree it offers little over other cartridges but having owned a 20 inch 22-250 once never again, where as I could see this 22 ARC being quite handy as the 75gr will buck the wind a whole lot better than a 223 that has trouble pushing them out fast enough. There's always an answer to the a question you're not asking