Norma .22-250 Remington Reloading Brass (50)

The .22-250 Remington began as a wildcat, formed by necking the .250-3000 Savage down to .22 caliber, before Remington adopted it as a factory cartridge in 1965. Its flat trajectory makes it highly effective on varmints out to around 400 yards, with most rifles grouping best using 55 to 62 grain bullets. Because of its case-to-caliber ratio, the cartridge can be sensitive to small changes in charge and seating depth, which is exactly why consistent, high-quality brass matters.

Each Norma case is annealed for correct elasticity to resist splitting, then polished for a clean finish. Laboratory testing confirms hardness along the full length of the case — softer at the neck and harder toward the head — and flash holes pass three inspections to ensure they are centered and burr-free.

This box contains 50 premium Norma .22-250 Remington cases for building reliable handloads, whether working up a hunting load or chasing tighter groups. Norma publishes .22-250 Remington reloading data for its own powders, including Norma 201, 202 and 203-B.

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