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Karlssons Jakt
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about 11 hours ago
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Kultyp: Hornady V-Max Kulvikt: 3,2 g / 50 gr Ballistisk koefficient: 0,242 Jakt: Skadedjur, rovdjur Från början var denna wildcat gjord av en 250-3000 Savage-hylsa. Det är inte riktigt känt av vem eller när den gjordes första gången, men det mesta pekar på att det var en amerikansk vapenhantverkare vid namn J E Gebby. 1937 fick han kopieringsskydd på denna kaliber som 22 Varminter. Det dröjde dock ända till 1965 innan Remington kommersialiserade denna välbalanserade höghastighetspatron. Med den relativt flacka kulbanan är den användbar på långa håll. I Europa är 22-250 mest använd för jakt på rådjur och småvilt såsom räv och fågel. För rådjur rekommenderar vi en tung kula. Tack vare den höga hastigheten kommer många 22-250-gevär med stigningen 1 varv på 14” att klara av att stabilisera kulor upp till 70 grain. De flesta gevär ger dock bäst precision med kulor mellan 55 och 62 grain. På grund av den relativt stora hylsvolymen kan 22-250 vara känslig vid handladdning. Små variationer i laddningar och patronlängd kan ha stor påverkan på precisionen. Trots detta är denna patron känd för sin förträffliga precision.
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