kilotanker22
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Not true unless there are pics.
Lol, ok twist my arm. I will post a photo for you.
Not true unless there are pics.
Cool--I bet you're in for pleasant surprise--although I usually hand-load all my ammo--I've tried quite a few 6.5 creedmoor factory ammo loads and I can't remember a single one that couldn't shoot sub-MOA.Gonna shoot some factory ammo and test a couple loads today with the XPR 6.5 creedmoor
Take them out to the distances you intend to hunt and compare the numbers with with likelihood of anticipated results.So I guess now I need to decide. For general hunting purpose. Whitetail, black bear and varmints. Whether to use the 143 grain Hornady at 2750, or the Sierra Game changer 130 grain at 2850.
Hmm decisions decisions.....
Agreed. I really wish it was shaped like the featherweight fore end tip.Heck, Stag.
A 5 yr old girl in pigtails can shoot MOA when there's no recoil! Why the 6.5 CM was made!
Kilo,
I like the looks of the rifle, except for the forestock tip.
Looks like a framing carpenter hacked it off.
Just say'n.