Varmint and predator hunters shoot a lot of rounds, and a flat shooting 22-250 load that does not cost a fortune per shot makes those long days in the field practical. This listing is Federal Power-Shok 22-250 Remington 55 grain soft point ammunition, MPN 22250A, sold as a 200 round case. Buying 22-250 varmint ammo in bulk keeps one lot in your truck for prairie dogs, groundhogs and coyotes all season, with consistent performance from the first box to the last.
The 55 grain jacketed soft point is designed for controlled expansion, so it opens up reliably on small and medium varmints and predators. Federal rates this load at 3,650 fps with 1,627 ft-lbs of muzzle energy, and that speed is what gives the 22-250 its flat trajectory and reputation as a long range varmint cartridge. Power-Shok is Federal’s affordable hunting line, which makes it a sensible pick for high volume shooting where you still want a true hunting bullet.
This load fits any rifle chambered in 22-250 Remington, from bolt action varmint rifles to single shots. It suits prairie dog shooters, coyote and fox hunters, and farmers dealing with groundhogs and other pests. A common question is whether a budget soft point is accurate enough for varmints, and the Power-Shok line is built for shooters who want a dependable hunting bullet at a reasonable cost per round. The 200 round case gives you enough 22-250 ammo to zero, practice and hunt without running short, whether you shoot a few coyotes a year or spend weekends on a prairie dog town.
Federal Power-Shok 22250A is made in the USA, a domestic load, and it is new production ammunition, not reloads. Each round uses a brass case with a boxer primer, and the ammunition is non-corrosive. The boxer-primed brass cases are reloadable, which many 22-250 shooters value because the cartridge is popular with handloaders. The bullet is a 55 grain jacketed soft point. The case ships in factory packaging as 10 boxes of 20 rounds, for a total of 200 rounds of 22-250 Remington.
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