22-250 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient GunData.org

22-250 Ballistics Chart & Coefficient

Article Posted: July 11, 2012

The following is a 1000 yard 22-250 ballistic chart that was created using our free online ballistic calculator and details all aspects of the bullets trajectory from the millisecond it leaves the barrel until the time it reaches the 1,000 yd mark. It details drop, time, energy, velocity, range, and does so in 50 yard steps that are easy to understand. The stats are generated using a .22-250 Remington, Remington AccuTip, 50gr with a ballistic coefficient of 0.242 being fired at a velocity of 3799 from muzzle point blank, this also takes into account the standard 1.5" scope height, and a gun that has been sighted in at 100 yards. If your 22-250 isn't close to these specs, or if you are a sniper or into long range shots you may want to take this a step further and use our ballistic calculator to create a custom 22-250 ballistic chart to take into account variances, and even choose the correct bullet. You can then also add atmospheric condition, angles, and compare bullet projections.

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A A .22-250 Remington, Remington AccuTip, 50gr

Range	Drop (inches)	Velocity	Energy	Time (milliseconds)
Range	A	A	A	A
0	-1.4953	3799	1602	0
50	-0.4059	3562	1408	41
100	-0.0023	3339	1238	85
150	-0.3796	3127	1085	131
200	-1.6473	2925	950	181
250	-3.9327	2732	829	234
300	-7.3844	2548	721	291
350	-12.1778	2371	624	352
400	-18.5211	2200	537	417
450	-26.6639	2037	461	488
500	-36.9064	1881	393	565
550	-49.6112	1733	333	648
600	-65.2157	1595	282	738
650	-84.2452	1467	239	836
700	-107.3241	1350	202	943
750	-135.1803	1247	173	1059
800	-168.6290	1160	149	1183
850	-208.5295	1091	132	1317
900	-255.7274	1035	119	1458
950	-311.2205	990	109	1607
1000	-375.3940	952	101	1761

So what does the charting of the 22-250 Remington's external ballistics tell us exactly? It says that at around the halfway point of 500 yards the bullet will have slowed by 1918fps that is standard reduction is speed compared to say the .223 Remington that would have only lost 1733fps from initial 3239. This bullet at 500 yards still has some speed at 1881fps.