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About LinkBacksQuote...In terms of terminal performance I've never seen much difference between the two cartridges (shooting coyotes to 600 yds with both cartridges). The .223 uses almost half the powder of a .22-250. ... The only advantage to the .22-250 is high velocity and flatter, easier long range shooting....end quote
Mate....After reading your post ,I thought quite interesting,as I have a 223,and no experience with a 22-250........I found this quote,amongst others,anyway ,hope it helps
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