Lot 1147:
A Lot of 165 Rounds of .22-250 Remington Remanufactured Ammunition
Sold for: $85
Description
This lot consists of 165 rounds of .22-250 Remington caliber centerfire rifle ammunition housed in three plastic storage cases. The ammunition is categorized by projectile type, featuring approximately 51 rounds of copper-jacketed hollow-point bullets in a teal box, 63 rounds of copper-jacketed polymer-tipped bullets in a translucent box, and 51 rounds of copper-jacketed orange polymer-tipped bullets in a green box. The polymer-tipped rounds include both red and orange variations, which are typically utilized for varmint hunting or target applications. Verbatim headstamp markings on the brass cases include WIN 22-250 REM, indicating that Winchester-manufactured brass was used for these remanufactured loads. The cartridges are primarily organized in 50-round grids with additional loose rounds included to meet the total quantity. These loads appear to be remanufactured or hand-loaded, offering a variety of bullet configurations for the .22-250 Remington chambering.
Condition report:
The ammunition appears to be in good overall condition with no signs of heavy corrosion or damage. The brass cases show minor surface tarnish and light oxidation consistent with age and storage. Projectiles are securely seated, and the polymer tips remain intact. The aftermarket plastic storage boxes are functional with some light scuffing and shelf wear. This ammunition is sold as-is, and the functionality of these remanufactured rounds has not been tested.
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