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I guess now I'd like to know if you can chamber and safely fire a 22-250 cartridge in this rifle. That would make it far more appealing.
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I neck down .243
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Then you should be able to chamber and fire a standard 22-250 or a 22-250ai cartridge in this rifle.
6.5x284tony
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22-250 is not a necked down .308! it is a necked down .250 Savage. The .243 case is larger than a 22-250 case....
Tony.
Tony.
Thank you
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You can neck down a .308 case to make a 22-250 cartridge. A 243 case is a necked down .308 case.
I'm not positive about the clambering of this rifle, but those are facts.
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I've been doing some reading, and I see that there are at least 2 different wildcat clamberings for the 22-243. I'll have to read some more before I'll understand the difference. I've honestly never heard of a 22-243 until this post..
6.5x284tony
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You are absolutely wrong, and posting false information! set the two side by side and see the obvious! yes, the .243 is a necked down .308, but the 22-250 is not a necked down .243 or .308!
There's some confusion regarding the date of origin of the .22-250, which is based on the .250-3000 Savage case necked to .22 caliber. Its moniker is derived from the caliber (.22) and the "parent" case name (.250). The parent cartridge was introduced in 1915, and a .22 version might have been made up experimentally shortly thereafter.
Tony is correct you are not going to make 22-250 cases from 308. Apples and oranges
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I didn't say the .308 is the parent case of the 22-250, but I'm not giving out any false information. I can quickly turn .308 cases into 22-250 cartridges. Look into it.
6.5x284tony
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Thank you from someone who knows what the hell they are talking about! yes, with some work, you may be able to "reform" .243 brass to make 22-250 brass, but that would be stupid. It's not a single "neck down" like you are saying....
6.5x284tony
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You stated above that you could neck down the .308 cartridge to make the 22-250. Once again, you are wrong... necking down, and reforming are two different things.
