bigngreen
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Name one rifle that NEEDS more aftermarket support!!Name one rifle that has as many aftermarket options as the rem700. It's like the mr potatohead of rifles
Name one rifle that NEEDS more aftermarket support!!Name one rifle that has as many aftermarket options as the rem700. It's like the mr potatohead of rifles
Name one rifle that has as many aftermarket options as the rem700. It's like the mr potatohead of rifles
Name one rifle that NEEDS more aftermarket support!!
Name 3 .... okAR type platform and the Ruger 10-22s.
Name 3 .... ok
Your just jealous of that sexy barrel nutThe only thing worse than the 6.5CM is hep c and being a savage owner.
I remember when I sent an email to Hornady about loading for 260 Rem back in 1997. They said they wanted to wait and see how it would do. I told them well if y'all don't load for them then probably not very well cause y'all are the leading Ammo manufacture. The 6.5 CM is not better in any way and Hornady knows this. Why do you thank they only load 130 grain bullets for 260 Rem. It's because the 260 will out shine the 6.5 CM grain for grain. Hornady designed the 6.5 CM so why would they hurt themselves. That's why they introduced the 6.5 PRC. It just mocks the 260 Rem performance. It's just a marketing thang. If you don't reload than get the 6.5 CM. But if you reload then you will be more happy with 260 Rem. I have a 260 Rem and 6.5 CM because I wanted to see what all the craze was about. Huge let down. 6.5 CM is about 250 FPS slower than my 260 Rem 140 VLD vs 140 VLD.Why is the 6.5 CM much more popular than the .260 ?
On paper the .260 is better, flatter, more energy; but not as popular.
Is it because of all the magazines articles ?
My .260 Sako with its standard 8:1 twist out shoots my friend's 6.5 Creed any time at the range. Flatter and faster with more cartridge capacity. It is why I bought it.6.5 CM ammo is way more accurate 260 ammo....
Also, SAAMI spec for old school 260 is a 9 twist. The superior 6.5 CM SAAMI spec is an 8 twist which stabilizes heavy for caliber bullets (like the 140s) better.
The consumer has spoken. It is not the magazine articles. IMO anyways.