25-06 Rem Ammo.
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.25-06 Remington is a fast, flat-shooting cartridge for long-range deer, pronghorn and varmints. It combines quarter-inch bullets with the efficient 30-06 case for impressive velocity and moderate recoil. At Gunners Outlet we carry .25-06 Remington ammunition, including 90 grain hollow point loads from Prvi Partizan. Order online and we ship fast from our New Hampshire warehouse.
About .25-06 Remington Ammunition
The .25-06 started as a wildcat in the early 20th century, made by necking down the 30-06 case to .25 caliber. Remington made it a factory cartridge in 1969, and it remains a favorite for open-country hunting.
Light 75 to 90 grain bullets are built for varmints and coyotes at long range. 100 to 120 grain soft points are the right choice for deer and pronghorn, holding energy well at distance.
The .25-06 shoots flatter than many larger cartridges with recoil comparable to a .270. Match the bullet to the game, and practice at the distances you expect to shoot.
Rifles in .25-06 include the Remington 700, Ruger M77 and Winchester Model 70, typically with longer barrels to make the most of its velocity.
25-06 Rem Ballistics Table
| Bullet Weight | Bullet Type | Loads | Brands | Price From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90 gr | JHP / Hollow Point | 1 | 1 | $1.15/rd |
Frequently Asked Questions
25 06 vs 243: which is better?
.25-06 is faster with more energy, while .243 Winchester has lighter recoil and fits short actions. Choose .25-06 for longer shots on deer.
25-06 vs 6.5 creedmoor: which is better?
6.5 Creedmoor bucks wind better at extreme range, while .25-06 is faster and very flat inside 400 yards. Both are excellent deer cartridges.
25 06 vs 270: which is better?
.270 Winchester handles heavier bullets for elk, while .25-06 recoils a bit less and excels on deer and pronghorn.
Is 25-06 good for deer?
Yes, .25-06 Remington is a very good deer cartridge with a 100 to 120 grain soft point, especially in open country.