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Christensen Arms Mesa .28 Nosler, Leupold Mk5 3.6x18 195 eol Berger, Rl33 Federal 215 primers, trigger set at 1¾ lbs

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Without entering the realm of gunsmithing changes, the above is certainly a fine solution, 6mm-222 Rem or the 6mm-222 Rem. Mag. Here is...

If you already have a LH 700 action, I have a .264 Win Remage barrel I don’t see using anytime soon. It’s a 26” Kreiger with 7.5” twist...

I could be wrong but I think JOC and his 270 was more of the reason the 264wm didn’t take off as much.

I use brass from both these chamberings to form .257 weatherby 🤣

I believe that the .264 WM was determined to be a “barrel burner” in the day before barrels had the better metallurgy that we have...

Prefer the .264 Win., for absolutely no logical choice except…..when I was a kid, I always loved Winchester! As I’m in my “second...

I confess I’m a gapper 🤣 A few yrs ago I decided I wanted to stock up on components but as a hoarder the problem was too many calibers...

Shot them both and like the 264WM better. Less recoil and does the job as well. The 160gr PPSN is designed for Moose and I have pushed...

Almost all (maybe all?) factory built .264WM has a 1:9" twist. Too slow to shoot the heavies, which would really shine with the case...

I’ve always liked the idea of “gapping” calibers. If you’re a 6.5/264 person it makes sense to skip the 7’s and go to the 30’s. If...

Same here kinda. Bought a M-70 264WM Extreme Weather and rebarreled it to 264WM. Only 8 twist #4 contour Bartlein. 156EOLs @ 3100 do...

Yep, that's why I recommended a re-barrel. My .264 WM has a 1:7” twist.

Again, it concerns personal choice; you must choose if you want a left-handed .264 WM.