My new Rifle

[pathfinder82]

Got my rifle ( 22-250 )from Wisconsin about a month ago and worked up 8 loads with H-380 pushing a 40 gr Nosler Ballistic tip . The tightest group was .144" at 39.5 grains...Sweet !!! ,, loaded up 350 rounds and looking to get more done up real soon so i can have a back up to my Ruger M-77 220 Swift ... :grin:

 

[SJB358]

Nice rifle. Looks like you have a great shooter. Never had a 204, but it would be a great addition to my 22-250. Scotty

 

[FOTIS]

Is it a 204?

 

[SJB358]

I guess I just thought it was. Looking at the rifle now, it has a tang safety. Jumped the gun too quickly. Scotty

 

[DrMike]

Whatever the cartridge, it is producing some tight groups that would make any rifleman happy.

 

[pathfinder82]

Sorry ,,,it's a 22-250

 

[jmad_81]

That is one fine looking, and shooting rifle you have there!

 

[pathfinder82]

Ok ,, here's some of my other Varmit rifle's
Ruger 220 Swift

Ruger 223

Ruger 243

I love the Ruger's ! :grin:

 

[C.Smith]

Those are some nice looking Rugers you got there. Shooting as tight as group as you say I'm not sure if that would be my back up. WOW :shock:

Corey

 

[DrMike]

You just have to love the Swift. The 22-250 doesn't have any flies on it. Some neat rifles there, pathfinder82.

 

[honkeetonkin]

i have the same .220 swift thatyou have there pathfinder, even looks like the old redfield scope thats on mine 8)

 

[Guest]

Never had but one Ruger & it was in 6mm. It was a very well built gun and a good shooting gun for a mid 70s version ..... 5/8" groups. The load I used was 85 gr Speer boat tailed, 30 gr 3031 powder, Winchester primers and I don't remember which cases.