baggy270
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I've been trying to find a 6MM Creedmoor rifle and many manufacturers aren't making them anymore due to slow sales. Is the cartridge dead or do you think things might pick up again when shortages are over?
6MM Creedmoor Dead?
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WildRose
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Certainly doesn't appear to be.
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After the nauseating overhyping of the 6.5CM I have an automatic revulsive reflex when I hear the name "Creedmore" but I have to admit for a light varmint/deer rifle the 6mm has some appeal.
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Yeah, no.
Probably the hottest commercially manufactured rifles on the market. The reason you can't find them is because they are snatched off the shelves within seconds of hitting them.
Probably the hottest commercially manufactured rifles on the market. The reason you can't find them is because they are snatched off the shelves within seconds of hitting them.
This.
Any particular one your looking for? I have a nack for finding rifles.
This is the best thing right here I've read all morning, haha
Just get it reamed, barrel will almost be brand new - especially if a thread or two were trimmed
And your old brass can be used for a 22 Creed.
Creedmoor shooter
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Definitely not dead. If anything it's gaining popularity
About to have one built, myself….
I built one and put it together. Love it. I couldn't believe the velocities it produces with 108's. Way faster than 243. Best thing is they stack in right on top each other and it's a pleasant to shoot. Especially suppressed
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WildRose
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What kind of velocity are you getting and with what load? From everything I've found published the velocities were within about 100fps of each other.
If I could push them at 3,400-3,600 like I can with the 6.5LRM I might just need to do some exploring here... .
Creedmoor shooter
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You won't get those velocities with a 105-108. If you used rl-26 you could probably get a 105 around 3350. I've heard reports upwards of 3400. My competition rifle is a 6 creed and 3100 with a 109 berger isn't even leaning on it yet.
3,180' with staball 6.5 and 44.3 grains 24" barrel 7.5 twist. It's a very very consistent load. Not sure I'd shoot it above 80 degrees though. Every hog I've shot goes straight down. My sons buck he shot at 100 yards this year went straight down. Coyotes it will leave gigantic holes in and targets it leaves little tiny holes. I love the caliber. Fun to shoot.
Gonna try RL 26 and 105's and 108's. I think I can get another 50' out the powder.
Gonna try RL 26 and 105's and 108's. I think I can get another 50' out the powder.
Hugnot
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My 6mm Creedmoor has pushed my 6mm AI to the back of the safe. Not quite the velocity but easier to tune.
