stephenr6565
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If I wanted a Hot Rod 6.5 and had to choose between a 264 WM and the 26 Nosler, the 264 WM would get zero consideration.
Please explain why
If I wanted a Hot Rod 6.5 and had to choose between a 264 WM and the 26 Nosler, the 264 WM would get zero consideration.
Please explain why
I was in your position recently, wanted a fast flat shooting 6.5 mm hunting rifle. I scrapped the 264 wm idea and went with the 26 Nosler. As far as being a barrel burner, just nitride/melonite it and you'll have years of use as a hunting rifle.
Chris
I was in your position recently, wanted a fast flat shooting 6.5 mm hunting rifle. I scrapped the 264 wm idea and went with the 26 Nosler. As far as being a barrel burner, just nitride/melonite it and you'll have years of use as a hunting rifle.
Chris
For someone who does not have either round, it would be wise to sit back awhile and find out what the round will really do, there will be plenty of info out there soon.
As for me, I already have a 264WM that I am quite fond of. I don't shoot the bullet Nosler is promoting (haven't seen it yet) but with being able to get over 3200 with a 140, I figure the new round may better the 264 by 100fps maybe 150fps, not enough for me to be concerned with.
I am more interested in seeing what the capability is of using that case in the Rem 700 Action or a custom of comparable mag length in 30 cal. with a 215/230 Berger seated to mag. length.
I cant wait too much longer cause I am currently rifle less so I need something up and running when hunting seasonarrives I guees I can get most everything here ready so when I finally decide I get get it built quick
I'm a little surprised not many comments on this post I was hoping to get a little more input to help me with my decision
Get a 6.5 Remington Magnum. Does the same thing as the .264 in a short action sized casing and burning 10grs less powder.