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Midway has some good prices on .224 Speer bullets #8504592 01/15/22 04:34 PM
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Speer .224 Bullets

BTW: Those Speer 70 gr bullets stabilize well out of a 1-in-14" .22-250. up


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Re: Midway has some good prices on .224 Speer bullets [Re: pertnear] #8504649 01/15/22 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by pertnear
Speer .224 Bullets

BTW: Those Speer 70 gr bullets stabilize well out of a 1-in-14" .22-250. up

I tried working up a load for my Ruger M77V with 1:14 twist years ago with this bullet and never was able to get anything near an accurate load. Results ranged from saucer sized groups to even keyholing. I load them for my Mossberg MVP Patrol rifle in 5.56 1:9 twist and they shoot fine. If you don't mind me asking, what is your load with these bullets in a 1:14 22-250?

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Re: Midway has some good prices on .224 Speer bullets [Re: pertnear] #8504668 01/15/22 05:50 PM
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I’ve read some good reviews on that 70 grain on deer in a few forums. I



Re: Midway has some good prices on .224 Speer bullets [Re: Bar-D] #8504684 01/15/22 06:10 PM
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Speer .224 Bullets

BTW: Those Speer 70 gr bullets stabilize well out of a 1-in-14" .22-250. up

I tried working up a load for my Ruger M77V with 1:14 twist years ago with this bullet and never was able to get anything near an accurate load. Results ranged from saucer sized groups to even keyholing. I load them for my Mossberg MVP Patrol rifle in 5.56 1:9 twist and they shoot fine. If you don't mind me asking, what is your load with these bullets in a 1:14 22-250?

My .22-250 is a sako with a shilen 1-14" twist varmint weight barrel. My best 70 gr Speer RN bullet load was 37.5 gr of IMR 4530 lit by a CCI 200. This best load is about 1" at 100 yds - not stellar for what my rifle is capable of but suitable to hunt with. It's interesting to note what this rifle likes & doesn't like. Sierra 69 gr MK shoot into a 2" group with most bullets hitting sidways! The Sierra 63 gr SMP shoots tiny groups with just about any powder you dump in a case.

My plan was to body shoot a deer or hog with the Speer 70 RN but I don't remember ever shooting a critter with that bullet.


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Thanks for the heads up. I got a bunch plus free shipping.


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Re: Midway has some good prices on .224 Speer bullets [Re: pertnear] #8508230 01/19/22 08:58 PM
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Hey Sam,
What code did you use for the free shipping?

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