The Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem is a hunting cartridge with a 3.2-gram (50-grain) pointed soft point bullet.
The Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem is a hunting cartridge with a 3.2-gram (50-grain) pointed soft point bullet. Its high initial velocity of 1125 m/s, lightweight jacket, and non-bonded lead core ensure a flat trajectory and rapid bullet expansion when hunting small game. Suitable for use in Small game hunting Pest control Hunting in open terrain Longer-range hunting situations Ambush and stalk hunting For hunters who prefer a fast bullet For .22-250 Rem caliber rifles For hitting small targets that require precise shooting For use according to current hunting regulations Why choose Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g? Bullet weight 3.2 g or 50 gr Pointed Soft Point bullet Initial velocity 1125 m/s Ballistic coefficient 0.179 Fast and effective expansion Lightweight bullet jacket Non-bonded lead core Straight trajectory Good energy transfer to small game Suitable for precise shots at smaller targets Cartridge manufactured at the Sako factory Technical specifications Manufacturer: Sako Series: Rapid Expansion Model: Gamehead Caliber: .22-250 Remington Bullet weight: 3.2 g Bullet weight in grains: 50 gr Bullet type: Pointed soft point Bullet designation: SP or Soft Point Bullet core: Non-bonded lead core Initial velocity: 1125 m/s Ballistic coefficient: 0.179 Main application: Small game and pest hunting Case material: Brass Package size: 20 cartridges Country of manufacture: Finland Set includes Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g SP cartridge 20 cartridges per package Frequently Asked Questions Does 106G mean a 106-grain bullet? No. 106G is the Sako bullet code. The actual bullet weight is 3.2 g or 50 gr. What bullet does this cartridge use? The cartridge uses a pointed Soft Point bullet. Its lightweight jacket and non-bonded core enable rapid expansion on impact. How does the 3.2 g model differ from the 3.56 g Gamehead? The 3.2 g bullet is lighter and has an initial velocity of 1125 m/s. The 3.56 g bullet is slightly heavier, has a higher ballistic coefficient, and may retain speed and resist wind better in flight. Is this cartridge suitable for medium game hunting? Suitability depends on the game species, shooting distance, and applicable hunting regulations. Before use, check if the .22-250 Rem caliber, bullet weight, and soft point construction are permitted and suitable for the specific game species. When is the Sako Gamehead 3.2 g the right choice? This cartridge is a good choice if you want a fast, flat-shooting soft point cartridge for your .22-250 Rem rifle for small game hunting. The 3.2 g bullet is especially suited for situations where high initial velocity and rapid expansion are valued. In windy conditions or if you prefer a slightly heavier bullet with a higher ballistic coefficient, consider the 3.56 g Gamehead. For training and target shooting, where expansion is not required, a full metal jacket or match bullet may be more suitable. Recommendations We recommend checking the actual point of impact of the cartridge in your firearm before going hunting. The .22-250 Rem's high initial velocity provides a relatively flat trajectory, but scope settings, barrel length, weather, and shooting angle still affect the bullet's path. The Gamehead's lightweight jacket and non-bonded core are designed for rapid expansion. Therefore, make sure your shot will reach the vital area and that there are no strong bones, branches, or other obstacles in the way. Always check the minimum caliber, bullet weight, and impact energy required for the specific game animal. Do not select a hunting cartridge based solely on caliber or high initial velocity. After changing ammunition batches, shoot a new test group and store ammunition in its original packaging in a dry, locked location. Fast soft point cartridge for small game hunting The Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g combines a 50 gr Soft Point bullet and a 1125 m/s initial velocity. It is an excellent choice for precise small game hunting when a flat trajectory and rapid energy transfer are needed.
The Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem is a hunting cartridge with a 3.2-gram (50-grain) pointed soft point bullet. Its high initial velocity of 1125 m/s, lightweight jacket, and non-bonded lead core ensure a flat trajectory and rapid bullet expansion when hunting small game. Suitable for use in Small game hunting Pest control Hunting in open terrain Longer-range hunting situations Ambush and stalk hunting For hunters who prefer a fast bullet For .22-250 Rem caliber rifles For hitting small targets that require precise shooting For use according to current hunting regulations Why choose Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g? Bullet weight 3.2 g or 50 gr Pointed Soft Point bullet Initial velocity 1125 m/s Ballistic coefficient 0.179 Fast and effective expansion Lightweight bullet jacket Non-bonded lead core Straight trajectory Good energy transfer to small game Suitable for precise shots at smaller targets Cartridge manufactured at the Sako factory Technical specifications Manufacturer: Sako Series: Rapid Expansion Model: Gamehead Caliber: .22-250 Remington Bullet weight: 3.2 g Bullet weight in grains: 50 gr Bullet type: Pointed soft point Bullet designation: SP or Soft Point Bullet core: Non-bonded lead core Initial velocity: 1125 m/s Ballistic coefficient: 0.179 Main application: Small game and pest hunting Case material: Brass Package size: 20 cartridges Country of manufacture: Finland Set includes Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g SP cartridge 20 cartridges per package Frequently Asked Questions Does 106G mean a 106-grain bullet? No. 106G is the Sako bullet code. The actual bullet weight is 3.2 g or 50 gr. What bullet does this cartridge use? The cartridge uses a pointed Soft Point bullet. Its lightweight jacket and non-bonded core enable rapid expansion on impact. How does the 3.2 g model differ from the 3.56 g Gamehead? The 3.2 g bullet is lighter and has an initial velocity of 1125 m/s. The 3.56 g bullet is slightly heavier, has a higher ballistic coefficient, and may retain speed and resist wind better in flight. Is this cartridge suitable for medium game hunting? Suitability depends on the game species, shooting distance, and applicable hunting regulations. Before use, check if the .22-250 Rem caliber, bullet weight, and soft point construction are permitted and suitable for the specific game species. When is the Sako Gamehead 3.2 g the right choice? This cartridge is a good choice if you want a fast, flat-shooting soft point cartridge for your .22-250 Rem rifle for small game hunting. The 3.2 g bullet is especially suited for situations where high initial velocity and rapid expansion are valued. In windy conditions or if you prefer a slightly heavier bullet with a higher ballistic coefficient, consider the 3.56 g Gamehead. For training and target shooting, where expansion is not required, a full metal jacket or match bullet may be more suitable. Recommendations We recommend checking the actual point of impact of the cartridge in your firearm before going hunting. The .22-250 Rem's high initial velocity provides a relatively flat trajectory, but scope settings, barrel length, weather, and shooting angle still affect the bullet's path. The Gamehead's lightweight jacket and non-bonded core are designed for rapid expansion. Therefore, make sure your shot will reach the vital area and that there are no strong bones, branches, or other obstacles in the way. Always check the minimum caliber, bullet weight, and impact energy required for the specific game animal. Do not select a hunting cartridge based solely on caliber or high initial velocity. After changing ammunition batches, shoot a new test group and store ammunition in its original packaging in a dry, locked location. Fast soft point cartridge for small game hunting The Sako Gamehead .22-250 Rem 3.2 g combines a 50 gr Soft Point bullet and a 1125 m/s initial velocity. It is an excellent choice for precise small game hunting when a flat trajectory and rapid energy transfer are needed.
