When the military went from .58 caliber rifles to the 45-70 it was considered the original poodle shooter. Many were convinced that such a small caliber couldn't possibly work. They were wrong.
Same thing when they went to 30 caliber, and then 22 caliber. They were all wrong then too.
Deer ain't hard to kill. Virtually all of the laws prohibiting 22 caliber were aimed at the 22 Hornet and were were written long before the existence of the much more powerful 223. The fact that it works just fine has been proven over and over again. Last time I checked there were only 4-5 states that still held onto the antiquated laws prohibiting them.
The 22-250, if it will shoot the heavier bullets will work too. That is it's disadvantage.
Same thing when they went to 30 caliber, and then 22 caliber. They were all wrong then too.
Deer ain't hard to kill. Virtually all of the laws prohibiting 22 caliber were aimed at the 22 Hornet and were were written long before the existence of the much more powerful 223. The fact that it works just fine has been proven over and over again. Last time I checked there were only 4-5 states that still held onto the antiquated laws prohibiting them.
The 22-250, if it will shoot the heavier bullets will work too. That is it's disadvantage.