SIG AMMO 22-250REM 40GR V&P 20/200

Description

Sig Sauer’s Varmint & Predator line is built for hunters and shooters who need a fast, explosive-expanding round for varmints and predators at field distances. The .22-250 Remington chambering is one of the flattest-shooting centerfire cartridges available in its bore diameter, and the 40-grain bullet weight sits on the lighter end of what the caliber handles — a deliberate choice that pushes muzzle velocity up and extends the flat portion of the trajectory, which matters when you’re holding on a prairie dog or calling in a coyote at ranges where a heavier bullet would require more holdover.

The polymer tip serves two purposes: it initiates expansion reliably on impact even at the reduced velocities you’ll see at longer distances, and it improves the bullet’s ballistic coefficient compared to a flat-meplat hollow point of the same weight. Sig loads this line with single-base extruded powder — the same propellant type used in their Match Grade ammunition — which burns consistently across a wider temperature range than ball powders. That consistency matters in cold early-morning predator hunts or hot summer varmint sessions where wide temperature swings could otherwise shift point of impact.

Production runs on electromechanical loading equipment with monitoring for both charge weight and dimensional conformity, so the powder charge and bullet seating depth stay tight from round to round. For a cartridge as velocity-sensitive as the .22-250, that round-to-round consistency directly affects how predictably a load groups at distance. Brass cases are reloadable if that matters to your workflow. Each box contains 20 rounds.