.22-250 Remington Rifles

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      Buying .22-250 Remington Rifles in Australia

      Magnum Sports lists 73 rifles chambered in .22-250 Remington, and 41 of them are available to order today. Tikka, Savage and Sako make up most of the range, alongside Remington, Bergara, Voere, Mossberg, Mauser, Ruger, Sauer, Winchester, Franchi, CVA, Browning, Weatherby and Blaser. The .22-250 is a fast, flat-shooting .224 cartridge and one of the standard choices in Australia for fox, rabbit and other vermin control at longer range, with plenty of shooters also using it on goats and wild dogs.

      A .22-250 bolt-action or single-shot rifle is a Category B firearm in NSW. You need a current NSW licence covering Category B plus a Permit to Acquire for each rifle; since 1 July 2026 a PTA is only issued once you show you meet the safe-storage requirements, and new and renewed licences run for a maximum of two years. Buyers outside NSW can order online and have the rifle transferred dealer to dealer to their nominated licensed dealer for $65 freight ($85 to WA).

      Prices start at about $718 for a Mossberg Patriot Synthetic, and the in-stock range opens at $1,062 with the Savage Axis Camo Package. The typical .22-250 rifle costs around $2,290, the territory of the Tikka T3x Hunter and Bergara B14 HMR, while Sako 90 models run up to $7,999 for the Sako 90 Quest.

      • Prices.22-250 rifles from $718 to $7,999; the middle of the range is about $2,300.
      • Availability41 of the 73 listed .22-250 rifles can be ordered today; the others are special order, so enquire with Magnum Sports for availability.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      For a first fox rifle on a budget, the Savage Axis II XP packages come scoped and ready, and the Remington 700 SPS and Ruger 77 Hawkeye Predator RZ step up in build. Spotlighters who shoot a lot of rounds tend to favour a heavier barrel such as the Tikka T3x Varmint Synthetic Stainless, Savage 12 Varmint or Sako 90 Varmint, which hold zero and stay steadier off a rest. If weight matters on foot, the Tikka T3x Lite or T3X Super Lite Blackout is easier to carry.

      Common questions

      What licence do I need for a .22-250 rifle in NSW?
      A current NSW firearms licence covering Category B, plus a Permit to Acquire for the rifle. The PTA is only issued once you show you meet the safe-storage requirements.
      Is the .22-250 good for foxes?
      Yes. It is one of the most popular fox and vermin cartridges in Australia because it shoots flat at longer range, and Magnum Sports stocks rifles set up for that work from Savage, Tikka, Sako and Bergara.
      Which .22-250 rifles are in stock?
      41 rifles are available today, including the Savage Axis II XP Package, Tikka T3x Hunter, Bergara B14 HMR, Savage 12 Varmint and Sako 90 Varmint.
      How much does a .22-250 rifle cost?
      From about $718 for a Mossberg Patriot to $7,999 for a Sako 90 Quest, with most rifles between $1,100 and $3,800.
      Can I buy a .22-250 from Magnum Sports if I live interstate?
      Yes. Order online and the rifle is transferred to your nominated licensed dealer for $65 freight, or $85 to WA.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed October 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.