Posted by gun guru on November 12, 2010 at 13:41:55 from (24.180.85.120):
In Reply to: .223 or .22-250? posted by in-too-deep on November 12, 2010 at 10:38:29:
If it just for Varmints then get a .22LR and be done with it. A lot quieter too. The .17 is high velocity and will blast groundhogs, squirrels, racoons and other small pests very well. A buddy of mine shot a cat with his .17 Thomson center and the cat was dead in 3 seconds (so he says)
I have a .223 AR. Super fun to shoot. Super accurate too. Ammo is usually $10 or under for a box, a lot less if you search Gunbroker.com I have never fired a 22-250 round before. I dont know the cost of the 22-250 either.
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