remingtonfan
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Why not a 264 win mag ?6.5-284
Why not a 264 win mag ?6.5-284
Wud U B comfortable w/sending me ur 220 Swift loading data ??? I have my own Custom 220 Swift AI (Pierce T Action, etc.) so I'm interested in what you have developed !!
I like the 264 mag. If you reload its fine. I wanted ammo I could get anywhere so chose the 300. Way easier and cheaper to get Brass. The .30 cal 195's and 215's hit harder if target impact is what you want. Recoil just doesn't matter with a great brake though the 264 would be that much less. The .264 is awesome, just less choices in guns, bullets and brass availability. Compare ballistics of a hot 264 win mag to the 300. Not much difference overall. 300 is just easier to deal with. You can do a Rem RUM for that matter. I got a brand new Rem 300 5R Long Range with a 26" bbl for $400!!! put in a Calvin elite Timney trigger at 1.25# and had a tactical bolt knob installed. It shoots 3/4" groups with factory ammo. So far.Why not a 264 win mag ?
Would love to know more about this cartridge? Did you make yourself? How do you build the brass? And the rifle, etc.....How about a 6.5x .257 Weatherby?
140g @ 3100+.View attachment 118204
I'm getting just under 3000 fps out of Creedmoor with 140 Bergers, RL26, and no pressure signs. Extremely accurate and consistent.45-90.............OH, you didn't mean for the 300 Norma to be the MIDDLE cartridge?
I'll admit I'm looking pretty hard at the 6.5 PRC. I like the 6.5 cal and the Creedmoor just doesn't have the oomph I would want for those bullets. That said, I did pick up a 6mm Creedmoor RPR and absolutely love it but it's for range shooting in production benchrest matches and trying to make small groups at long ranges.
Alright guys let's put a cap on this thread! I can't afford all this advice. My wife is going to take my cards again!