Product Overview
The Remington High Performance Rifle .222 Rem 50 Grain PSP delivers the precision and terminal performance that varmint hunters and target shooters demand, backed by Remington's legendary manufacturing consistency and American-made quality.
- 50-grain Pointed Soft Point bullet engineered for rapid, reliable expansion on impact
- 222 Remington caliber — a classic, flat-shooting cartridge ideal for varmint hunting
- Ultra-tight tolerances ensure consistent velocity and accuracy round after round
- Premium brass cases designed to withstand reloading cycles and deliver reliable feeding
- Remington's sealed primers resist moisture for dependable ignition in field conditions
- 20-round box, made in the USA by one of America's most trusted ammunition brands
Who This Is For
This ammunition is ideal for varmint hunters targeting prairie dogs, groundhogs, and coyotes at medium ranges, as well as bolt-gun enthusiasts who appreciate the .222 Rem's exceptional inherent accuracy. It also suits handloaders looking for quality factory brass to add to their reloading bench rotation.
Specifications
| Brand | Remington |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .222 Remington |
| Bullet Weight | 50 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Pointed Soft Point (PSP) |
| Muzzle Velocity | ~3,140 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | ~1,094 ft-lbs |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Casing Material | Brass |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Application | Varmint Hunting, Target Shooting |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the .222 Remington still a good choice for varmint hunting today?
Absolutely. The .222 Remington remains one of the most accurate small-bore centerfire cartridges ever developed. Its flat trajectory, mild recoil, and inherent precision make it an outstanding choice for varmint hunting at ranges up to 200–250 yards, and it has a devoted following among benchrest shooters for its consistency.
What does a Pointed Soft Point (PSP) bullet do differently than a full metal jacket?
A Pointed Soft Point bullet features an exposed lead tip that initiates rapid expansion upon contact with the target, transferring energy efficiently and creating a larger wound channel — critical for clean, ethical kills on varmints. Unlike a full metal jacket, which passes through with minimal expansion, the PSP is purpose-built for terminal performance in hunting applications.
Can I reload the brass cases from this Remington ammunition?
Yes. Remington brass is well regarded by handloaders for its consistent wall thickness and durability. The cases from this .222 Rem factory ammunition can typically be reloaded multiple times when properly sized, trimmed, and inspected after each firing, making this box a good value for those who reload.
