There is no such thing as a "standard barrel" length for any cartridge. There are common lengths that most manufacturers use, which is 24" for most non-magnum long action cartridges, but nothing is standardized. If you compare equal length barrels, the gap is virtually unnoticeable. You can't compare what's common for each, when they're not the same. That's not a fair or equal comparison.Again, 26" is about 4"" longer than a standard 22" 26/06 barrel. Put a 30" barrel on the weatherby and let's talk
Yeah, but Remington is not the only gun company. And they aren't exactly known for "keeping with the times". And I'm a huge Remington fan... Just saying.Quick look at the Remington catalog shows 22" barrels on standard long and short actions except a few specialty guns! That's 4" shorter than 26". Just sayin!
I'd be awful tempted to try a 30tc if they decided to take another swing at it lol
Since it was actually born a 30 caliber that flopped, it would be interesting to to see how a 30 Creedmoor was accepted.
Quick look at the Remington catalog shows 22" barrels on standard long and short actions except a few specialty guns! That's 4" shorter than 26". Just sayin!
This 25 Creed is a Long Distance Target Application and really does have nothing in common with the 250 Savage or Bob other than Bore Size, as Barrel Twist & Length are different.
Have a barrel built to twist and barrel length you want and now they only have case dimensions and powder that are different. Unless you're talking specifically about the rifle in the video and then I see your point.
My uncles 257 ai bob runs 115 Nosler ballistic tips at 3080 FPS. It's totally safe in his rifle. 24 inch barrel. That's the only 257ai I've ever delt with though.We don't disagree on much, but this is one I must disagree with. Standard .25-06 115gr loads are in the 3,200 range, the .257 Bob AI is around 2,950... The .25 CM would be right around 3K range. And the .25-06 AI is in the 3,400 range. I'd say it's closest to the .25 CM...
Just buy a .308 Win... More capacity and more velocity. And brass is already everywhere.I'd be awful tempted to try a 30tc if they decided to take another swing at it lol
Now you are arguing more capacity equals more velocity? Make up your mind.Just buy a .308 Win... More capacity and more velocity. And brass is already everywhere.
Have a barrel made that fits your specs and just like that problem solved.
Just buy a .308 Win... More capacity and more velocity. And brass is already everywhere.
That would be a 1-8 twist 28 inch 257 weatherby shooting a 130 grain high bc bullet at 3400fps