22-250 - Ammo Test - 100 yard groups

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[@johanswart8116]

Greetings from south africa. Enjoy your videos. That 22-250 used here mostly for varmit hunting. Jakal, geese, baboons and so . They are great springbuck calibre for the flat trajectory on the plains and minimal meat damage.

[@danielruthenberg8249]

You need to check your scope parallax it could be the reason you are getting weird results.

[@helimad100]

Last batch I bought. Seating depth was all over the place. Federal aren’t what they used to be

[@jerrywelch1370]

You didnt group the federal

[@brandonhamilton3416]

My father in law's favorite and only deer rifle. He passed away a little over a year ago. He always said. That Remington High performance rifle 55 grain was rather cheap and would drive nails inside 400 yards. He said he killed many deer with a neck shot out to 600 yards. He was also a marksman in the U.S. Army back in the 60's and 70's. My step dad was a scout sniper back in Vietnam and he says the 7.62x51 or .308 is the most accurate. I think both are accurate, but I also think the .308 would have way less wind drift at longer ranges.

[@russellmccoy6875]

My dad was a firm believer in the 22-250 head an neck shots out to 250 yds watching him shot was amazing because I need a 30-06 to do what he done.

[@okeebud91]

It's a great whitetail round up to 200 with the right bullets and powder. I would bet my life on it. The hydro static shock of a 55 grain 22-250 will kill a deer before he hits the ground its quite amazing.

[@randallwhite9015]

I finally got myself a 22-250, put it off for years, cause l had a 223. Well byby 223 there's a new ride in town. And it's a barn burner. Great round, and if ya an't bought one yet you be missing the boat my friend. Get one or keep wasting time on the 223.

[@jasonsliger5430]

From my experience, Hornady has the most accurate factory ammo. Thanks again WTW!

[@derrikragazzo]

I’m glad you have been posting videos pretty often during these last 3-4 months to have videos to keep us occupied. 👍🏽👏🏽

[@WHOTEEWHO]

New video every single day

[@mgwood6939]

Me too

[@2wheeleddemon999]

Yeah that is awesome

[@erniecummings9255]

​@WHOTEEWHO your my go to for learning different guns and ammo I have a brand new cva Cascade xt 308 win I've had 2mo and haven't shot due to losing my hunting place.

[@inglwud5625]

I keep mine sighted in at one inch high at 100 yards so im right on at 300. Been shooting that way for all loads works for me.

[@duanehenicke6602]

Dead on at 35 is inch high at 100, dead on at 200. If i remember right almost inch low at 300.

[@nataliedeyton6829]

Ima gonna say shooting anything other than a few 100 yards with the light ammo is fine but at longer range the heavier the bullet the better. That 35 grain bullet at 500+ yards is gonna be really tuff if any winds blowing.

[@kentuckywindage222]

I would give those Partition 60's another try. Start with a cold bore group. The first shot on a deer is from a cold bore. Nice video! Keep'em coming my friend!

[@2wheeleddemon999]

That cold bore shot is what I usually go by.

[@kentuckywindage222]

I have a 308 I play around with at longer distances. The cold bore and 4 more are outstanding if I do my part. Its the fouling shot after a thorough cleaning that is consistently high left. At 600 yards it is about 4 inches high and 1 1/2 to 2 inches left of bullseye consistently. After that one shot everything falls back into outstanding groups. Honestly 9 or 10 consecutive shots give a more honest evaluation of the weapons accuracy.

[@mikeforce5926]

Good idea.

[@UntitledSpaghetti2]

The Cascade's 1:12 twist is a bit slow for the 60 grainers. The Ruger American Predator had a 1:10 twist that works better for that bullet.

[@Gokywildcats11]

Man that's some fine shooting with the hornady

[@johnfila6480]

hornady seems to always be a solid contender!!

[@guardianminifarm8005]

I am impressed with this rifle. We have found V-Max to be quite accurate. Partions are typically relatively accurate as well.

[@buahuntr]

Your videos keep getting better and better. Keep on trucking, Who Tee!

[@mecanicageneral615]

This is about to be a really fun video! Enjoy every time I hear that.

[@Me2Lancer]

Enjoyed the comparison. Glad to see the heavier 60 grain 22-250 bullet. That said, the 55 grain gave you an awesome group.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Rich!

[@tuckerjl]

The 1:12 twist usually maxes out at a 55 grain bullet that's why I think the 60 grain group was a little larger

[@loganoutdoors9730]

I just picked up a 22-250 in a 1:14 twist, 22” barrel. What’s the grain max for that?

[@johnnewman8639]

Have a Hornet with 1:12 that likes 60 grain Hornady psp. 2100 FPS +_

[@UntitledSpaghetti2]

@@loganoutdoors9730 I just sold a remington 783 1:14 twist that topped out at 50 grains for accuracy. I'm getting a 1:10 twist Ruger American for 60gr NPTs and hopefully 62 gr TSXs.

[@maxcoatlhunter4322]

I ran a similar test the other day with my 22-250 with the only ammo I found available locally. With the Hornady Superperformance Varmint 50 gr. V-MAX I was shooting a 0.25 groups at 100 yards. And with the Winchester Varmint X 55 grain I was shooting 0.33 groups. Then with both brands I was constantly hitting my 8" gong at 200, 280 and 350 yards. So coyotes..be aware 😁

[@robertsalyers1351]

I'm currently looking for Any 22-250 ammo in my area....Ashland, Kentucky

[@nymeriagloves3957]

as they say with 22-250 your supposed to load a 52-53gr match bullet with 38 gr of H380 and get a 3/8" group. ive tried it and it works as advertised.

[@gunsncars469]

Love the 22-250s. Not sure why I haven't..... my neighbor hasn't bought one yet lol. Another great video.

[@brucecoleman7412]

The head shot looks like the best group to me. A couple of test fires at 1,000 will tell you more. At 100 it’s pretty much a toss up.

[@robertchapman4488]

Way too light for long range

[@devinb3397]

1000? Wut.. the slightest bit of wind will change POI by inches. 200yards would be ideal

[@WHOTEEWHO]

1,000 yard video out soon

[@TillieMuckMuck]

I have never owned a 22-250 but that is some impressive shooting. Prairie Dogs beware!

[@eggbert191]

Start measuring with your reticle to see how many mils you need to adjust. Going to be a valuable skill as you continue on your long range journey. Great looking rifle and scope set up

[@garyhopkinssr8561]

This is the second time I've watched this Hootie and I really enjoy it I don't know where to get a CV Cascade rifle but tell you what that thing shoots

[@philiporrell2936]

Very awesome! I agree with the concept that the 55 grain Hornady's will probably buck the wind and cary out at longer distance, but those 35 grain sure do group very well! Your gun likes the lighter bullets. I have a feeling my new 300AAC is gonna like heavier bullets with a 1:7 twist.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Love this rifle!

[@landonemory7902]

My Stevens 200 with a 1-12” twist loves the partitions and the Barnes vortex tsx Bullets. That’s my go to deer hunting loads with the 22-250.

[@NC-xk1eg]

I believe that a 4000 fps Hornady 50 grain goes transonic around 730 yards.

[@stephenhaney661]

I just watched this video, I've been looking at the cva rifles I like your results of the different ammo

[@flaviomejia]

Loved the longer rage range video. Can’t wait to see the 1000 yard one.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Tons coming soon!

[@gunman-6646]

Always love watching your videos.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Always appreciate you watching!

[@CraigDaniel1965]

I love my CVA Cascade 22-250 (which I mentioned before, I got from watching you love yours)

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love the cascade!

[@jamespugh]

Another great video man on heels of 6mm arc. Few of us where talking about over on Alaskan Ballistics live chat with Pat.

[@rgh470]

Great video and comparison of the 3 different loads. It’s always fun, but can be somewhat expensive finding the right load and weight the the firearm likes.Your right about the 35 gr projectiles, any wind will push them all over the place, but they will be incredibly devastating on vermin at the shorter distances.

[@kevindempsey2218]

Excellent content again. You made watching a rifle be sighted in enjoyable. Your going to nail the 1000 yard

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Kevin!

[@NC-xk1eg]

I didn't catch the twist on this rifle but IMO if it's 1:12 Hornady 83366 50 grain would be the better choice.

[@crookeddealer7026]

Good video demonstration for sightin in and good ammo for shootin

[@davidabernathy4553]

Well now that was a interesting video and that 35 grain bullet surprised me I did not think it would group that well at 100 I really like the setup you have there and it should serve you well.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@R4MT1]

Great looking groups. Can’t wait to see it hit at 1,000. Great content as usual.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey R4!

[@paulscountry456]

50 ft holdover,lol.

[@megan6228]

Thanks for doing these reviews on this gun. I want this model but I can't find one anywhere

[@jeffreynye3019]

My savage model 10 loves a VMAX 55gr.

[@danieldunham9978]

You can measure with the reticle and use that many clicks the next shot will be very close thatt is a first focal plane scope the mil reticle will measure accurate through out the zoom range.

[@lifebiker105]

I think I'd scrubber up and hand lap the barrel a little bit with progressively finer and finer grit just to polish that Barrel cuz it's pretty new and then go with that 55 Granger in I think you might like the results but now Adam I'm an old fuddy-duddy pretty good-looking shooting groups though

[@nicholasbarcomb2324]

With a 1 in 12 twist, you may be able to go up to 70 gr bullets in that 22-250. None of the rifles I own, no matter the caliber, shoot Nosler bullets very well. Looked up Winchester white box 64 gr PPs, but they are discontinued. Might need to find someone to make some for you, so save the brass. Good luck and stay safe!!

[@dodgeit3014]

Love the 10+ min video! Good stuff

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching!

[@randlerichardson5826]

The 35 grain bullet won’t hold up to a 1,000’ yards shot not enough weight great video brother as always. Be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏. GOD BLESS Paul and his family Amen 🙏

[@jackb1888]

It's real good shooter that cascade, I've got a bergara b14 sporter on layaway in 6.5x55 which is more or less the same rifle but no cerakote just plain synth stock, these bergaras and cva rifles are top dollar

[@tbthedozer]

Just thinking out loud here, our instincts tell us the 35 grain won’t hold up against the wind but I think he said it was traveling at +5000 feet per second, dang! That’s significantly faster than the 55 -60 grain projectiles. That’s closing in on Mach 5. I am curious how long it stays above 3000 - 4000 FPS. If it’s 1000 yards it might be a dark horse if like someone mentioned you can factor in the spin which will likely make it curve a bit. The time of flight could be real short and the wind wouldn’t have much time to work on it. It would be interesting to see if our intuition is right or if physics has pulled the wool over our eyes.

[@bberguson]

@@joshuagibson2520 No, he didn’t say +5000, I think it was 4250.

[@philipfreeman72]

CVA rocks

[@randlerichardson5826]

That first shot would be perfect for a mile and a half brother lollllllllllll you know I had to say something

[@bryanacree1607]

seems like it likes cold bore shots. For all three of the ammo types, the first shot looked like it was the best.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@mikeforce5926]

Man that was a fun video.That cool rifle loved those light loads.I hope to have a 22.250 soon in my gun collection mainly for target shooting.I wpold love to see how you do with it hunting deer.

[@tomjones7285]

I love the 22-250 and ya cant beat the Hornady ammo. Gonna have to get ya a Fueled by Hornady sticker for that gun. Who-tee-who

[@ReubenOaks84]

Can't wait to see you do some long range soon.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Stay tuned all this week!

[@rstoltz77]

Beautiful set up

[@WHOTEEWHO]

My favorite bolt action

[@rstoltz77]

@@WHOTEEWHO I just got into coyote hunting and many guys love this and I see where it is very versatile. How did it do at the 1000yds?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

700 yards piece of cake. Very good groups. 1,000 yards we got hits, but was much more difficult

[@rstoltz77]

@@WHOTEEWHO I would never need to shoot that far... Longest shot for me up here in OH is about 500yds across an open field.

[@freshfowler1398]

Really like the cva cascade rifle! 👍🙏🇺🇸🎯✌

[@ethanmoore8281]

I've shot some 62 grain match nosler through my 22-250. Most of that caliber have slow twist barrels. 1-14" twist. From my experience those heavier bullets don't like to stabilize as well as the 40 to 55gr range.

[@jimsmith8202]

I love horndy I think that is some of the best off the shelf resemble priced ammo out there.I reload and use horndy bullets and brass

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@billsutherland2128]

Great video, I can smell the cordite! Love the smell at the gun range. Isn’t it nice to be able to reach out and “touch” somebody?

[@randlerichardson5826]

I’d try some Nosler 60gr ballistic tips in that in my opinion. Yep tinker with a load and that rifle would be a tack driver now

[@farmerdann]

Hey could you do a how many milk jugs with 62 grain green tip ammo?

[@sog4646]

If your rifle is a 1/14" barrel, the 62 grain will tumble at 100 yards. We tried with 3 different rifles.

[@randominternetprofile8270]

I really enjoy your videos. Just a dude shooting some stuff without all the over production effects and bells and whistles. Especially like the paper plates videos.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I'm just a regular ol broke dude. Appreciate you watching bigtime

[@obbyjep7597]

Love that gun. Unfortunitly my 22 250 saviage likes the horady vmax 55grain, not the cheapest. End up using fed 55grain for genarel plinking shooting bottles of gas and stuff haha

[@headcarter4656]

My bergara b14 hunter 22-250 loves the 55grn vmax as well. I think bergara owns or makes the barrels for cva not sure believe I heard that.

[@worsel2113]

What's the twist on your barrel? Typical is 1:14 on 22-250s, but that isn't fast enough to stabilize bullets more than about 55 gr., I believe. For 55-63 gr. the preferred twist is 1:12. Bullet shape and length (as with all copper construction being longer for their weight than those with lead cores), will vary these a bit.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

1:12

[@michaelewing6155]

Great video awesome groups

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Michael!

[@waltercalvezzi]

I love the 22:250

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Me too!

[@imoovabull6042]

how many twists does your barrel have? the higher the count the lighter the projectile for accuracy.

[@keithmaxwell2169]

The Hornady 50 grain super formance loads @4000 fps are good too

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@rippertrain]

My best groups came from handloads with nosler winchester combined technology leads

[@brianlee6849]

I'm wondering what your twist rate is? If you're running a one in 12 I've heard 60 grains won't quite stabilize that might be why the nosler wasn't that good. I think you need a one and eight for like 60 grains and up but the one in 12 is excellent for 55 and smaller I'm guessing by that ragged hole you had with the 35 grain you must be running a 1 in 12 or maybe even a one in 14. I'm thinking about getting the Sako 85 varmint Walnut 22 250. Online it says it's available 1 and 12 they have an option for a one in eight with the 223 I'm hoping I can get a 22-250 in 1 in 8 twist I'd like to be able to shoot the heavier bullets. Thank you that was fun 👍

[@muratcharles3049]

WHO TEE WHO. You can do it. Nice video and thanks for showing 🇳🇱👍🏻🇺🇸

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@muratcharles3049]

@@WHOTEEWHO thank you for posting

[@markbrayton5391]

I've never shot out to 1000 yds but I have shot at 300 yds, any wind is going to be your enemy at 1000 yads with the 22-250 light bullets. If I was a betting man I would say that your 243 or 308 will work better at 1000yrds. Have fun,. If I had a range with that distance I would get a camera setup to see were my shot placement is.

[@stuartleis9079]

I always wanted to try that 1000 yd shooting. I'd need a much fancier gun and scope for that. As always, interesting video comparing different brands ammo. You have fine rifle and scope there.

[@oldiron4135]

If you got a 22-250, and a 1000 yrds., i would send them just to see if i could do it. Dont need nothing fancy, well maybe a spotting scope to see where your hitting. But if you got a decent scope out to 600 yrds, i wouldnt be afraid to send a few rounds to try it. I think youll be surprised how far those rounds will go. KZbin has videos how to set your scope up for that.

[@jamesbajcar1689]

I have the CVA Cascade in .350 legend. They are sweet rifles.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

LOVE mine

[@kylecasetta4091]

Partitions are not known as a super accurate bullet deadly animal killers just not the best for paper. Really digging the look of the Cascade wish had a store locally that stocked the may have to pick one up

[@Nottherealme223]

I know you know what you are doing, so please don't take this wrong, but it's been my experience that if your shot moves left or right when you adjust the up/down turret, the scope may not be level with the receiver. When you were adjusting down all your shots moved to the right as well. That might not be what's happening here, but it might be worth looking at especially if you are going to be adjusting up to shoot at 1000 yards.

[@jeffrogers370]

I also noticed that, either your canting your rifle or the scope is not mounted true. Also having shorter rings or a bubble level would help if your canting your rifle between shots.

[@tonynapoli5549]

Thanks for sharing 👌

[@zodac1976]

I would have still used the Noslers, when I’m shooting long range I like the heaviest bullet I can use in my gun. I live in SW Oklahoma and wind here will take a light bullet sight seeing in the next county if you’re not careful. The winds here on average are around 18-25mph or more, if it’s not blowing it’s kinda eerie.

[@zodac1976]

I wish I could add pictures on here, I’m sure you would love that rifle of mine.

[@danielruthenberg8249]

You need to check your scope parallax it could be the reason you are getting weird results.

[@lsoutdoors2354]

You are lucky my 22-250 will not shoot more than two different gr bullets like that great shooting

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Love this rifle

[@surfstrat59]

Freeze, gopher!

[@stuartmitchell896]

Hello I use the Hornady 55gr in my 22-250 Savage

[@hsernay9212]

Nice shots

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@hsernay9212]

WHO_TEE_WHO you are welcome

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🙏🙏🙏

[@bengerman9736]

High mount scope must be hard to get a cheek weld on it.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Nope. But - just using what I had at the house. I'm cheap. Worked out just fine

[@garyhightower8105]

I know this was 3 yrs ago but I don’t use anything but Hornady in my 22-250

[@vilsiran]

Who Tee I think you are going to try to use this rifle at a 1000 yards. You’re going to need a minimum of 23 MOA/ 233 inches in your scope the round has to be at 3850 FPS. Your 308 is going to need 48 MOA. 7mm Rem will need 33MOA that’s what the army’s Bullet Flight tells me. They probably don’t use it anymore Hey good luck.

[@halfcirclehranch6877]

Seriously, I'd guess the heaviest bullet would be the best at 1000 yards. The lighter bullets may start faster, but they'll slow faster, and be more sensitive to wind currents. Not that I'm an expert at 1000 yard shooting, but from what I do know, that's what I think would be the case.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@louistorres4923]

Any time you push a bullet to 4000ft/sec , that's very impressive 👏

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Zings em in there

[@randyadams03]

Dad in smyrna, Tn . Who Tee , Heavy metal, I'm going to visit. Soon. "ANOTHER FUN VIDEO " 😎😎😎

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Heavy metal is the place to be! Close to Smyrna

[@randyadams03]

Old Dad Smyrna, can I bring my "things" to heavy metal range.

[@randyadams03]

I will call Heavy, Thursday

[@dgreenapple]

Would like to hear your feedback on how 1,000 yards went. Also, you hunt deer with 22-250? Here, you must use .243 or larger. Last, if you glass bed your CVA rifle in the stock it might take out some of that variability in accuracy. I highly recommend glass bedding.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Bedding is a thing of the past. Not needed. Video of 1,000 yard shooting will be out in a few days

[@WHOTEEWHO]

In TN we can deer hunt with 22 caliber if it is centerfire. Drops them in their tracks

[@dgreenapple]

@@WHOTEEWHO With all due respect, I highly disagree. Bedding has made some very expensive rifles of mine that were shooting inconsistent groups change over to sub-MOA rifles (in one case, sub-1/2-MOA). Bedding yields the biggest improvement for the smallest effort and cost.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

If I can consistently hit at 1,000 yards - nothing additional need be added to the rifle. If I was shooting in the Olympics and it was my job, then okay maybe.

[@brucelewis1017]

Just picked mu up a 25-06 mauser sporter haven't shot it yet have to find a scope and ammo

[@357bullfrog9]

Oh and don't pay my old late comments no mind. I'm catching up on all your videos. I'm slow but I eventually get there

[@ethanamldon5657]

If you can find them try the 53 grain they are the most accurate I have found

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@StormAngelWolf]

This gun is a lot of fun to shoot and you need to keep it clean buddy.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it

[@ulflyng]

Wonder what the lifespan of a 22-250 barrel is

[@r.awilliams9815]

What's the twist rate on your Cascade? If it's 1-10, you might get decent groups from 68-70 grain bullets...worth a try anyway.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

1:12

[@dwalker2431]

I'm late I was fishing but WHO TEE WHOOOO

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[@davidleblanc7445]

You need sandbags to shoot good groups

[@rogergoodwin374]

Hey man don't feel rushed.

[@jimmyhotel8061]

Good shooting partner

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey Jimmy