Lou270

This projectile development should go allot faster than the heavier .277. Rifle used will be a Savage 110 with a rebarrel to a 20" 1:7...

Well I've always said that, "You can't judge a book by its cover," and do a lot of shooting to prove that theory. I like buying hunting...

Another vote for a bedding issue. As an engineer, I would have shot it stock, then swapped the trigger and shot it again, then swapped...

Get your new barrel. You will be happy with that no matter what. However I would also check if bolt and mag has clearance. A model 70...

Why they went with 1-10 in Cross and 1-7 in Spear is beyond me. Any case, it will stabilize any of the 1-10 stuff there for regular...

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I face the same decision. I'm going for the 6.8 Western, as IMO it's the best compromise of the three for long range hunting for deer...

Husker, very good comments. I have both 6.5 PRC (WT deer, Mule Deer, sheep and antelope, hogs) and 6.8 Western (moose, Elk and heavy...

I am a .270 win fan and would choose a 6.8 western. Plenty of good bullets for handloading. Not as many high bc bullets as the 6.5prc...

With the available premium hunting loading commercially available for the 6.8 Western, I think it covers all the game you intend to...

I’m loving the 6.8 Western. I’ve shot Whitetail’s, mule deer and elk with mine. I’m impressed with the efficiency of the round. As...

I'd vote for 6.8 Western. There's enough factory ammo that covers your needs and it's all accurate. It really shines when you reload...

I recently got a rifle chambered in the 6.8W, and honestly, I’m pretty happy with it. Accuracy is fantastic, every different factory...

6.8 Western, buy a good set of Redding dies and go to work. Amazing round. I found loads under 1/2 inch with nearly every bullet. the...

6.8 Western. Not as many factory loads as 6.5 prc but what is there is great. Only downside has been brass options but now have ADG...