Why shoot a sissy rifle?

Trust me, the only way that I could have a man bun would be to let my hair grow and do a comb over bun.
Hornady has several options in their manbun starter kits, you can get a clip on or a baseball cap with the bun sticking out the back.

Being a 260 shooter, I have a full head of hair and a set of those giant bull balls hanging from the hitch in my truck, testosterone at max levels.
 
Being a 260 shooter, I have a full head of hair and a set of those giant bull balls hanging from the hitch in my truck, testosterone at max levels.
So this isn't your truck? 🤔
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I'm guilty of shooting a sissy rifle. In fact, I shot it just today. 😂 100 yds, 500 yds and all the way out to 1,100 yds. 🤓

Hard to argue with the merits of the cartridge, even though I prefer bigger, more powerful cartridges.

I did however shoot my 30 Nosler XP-100 out to 1,100 yards too, so maybe I don't have to give up too much of my man card. 😆
 

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For ground squirrels, only if you choose the right bullets. I've never hunted them, so I don't have any suggestions, do hear they can be quite dangerous when wounded though.
Our last trip out (last year) we came upon a badger out in the fields that seemed to be going after the ground squirrels - the 6.5 Creedmoor would have been a much better sissy cartridge than the 22LR... not sure if that 38 grain hollow point would do more than **** him off
I think we hit it, but I wasn't willing to get close enough to check. So yeah a bigger gun would have been nice. I am tempted to bring my AR next time - or maybe the 6.5.... lol
 
I think GunWerx made a limited nun of one or I'm thinking a short folding stock rifle. Mike showed it to me when I was buying some cases about 4 years ago maybe 🤔 I'd be surprised in there wasn't a TC Encore pistol barrel. I have a 28 in. Encore barrel in 6.5 Creed.

MGM will make you a 6.5 Creed barrel for your Encore.

CVA chambered the Creed in their 6.5 Creed as well.

Buds has some if you want one: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product...v3+longe+range+6.5+grendel+single+shot+pistol
 
That's right, I birddog 68 shoot a sissy rifle. Not just any sissy rifle but a 6.5 creedmoor, the queen of sissies.
Some are afraid to mention that they shoot a skinny jeans man bun latte drinking rifle for fear that they will be ridiculed by their former friends. Not I.
I was looking for a rifle that would basically be a range rifle and was a little easier on my torn rotator cuff but wanted a bit more power than my 223 Remington. I wanted readily available brass and bullets and something that I wouldn't have to buy any powder that wasn't on my shelf already. The 6.5 CM checked all the boxes.
I ended up buying a Browning Xbolt western hunter last spring with a 24" barrel and yea it's even got a brake on it!
It's actually been boring working up loads for since it's shot everything good that I have tried so far.
I'm shooting 140 ELDM and 140 ballistic tip and have used IMR 4350, Ramshot hunter,W760 and staball 6.5 and it doesn't care what I fill the case with. It just shoots!
I'd like to hear what brought others to buy such a sissy rifle ?
Don't worry your replies will be confidential. 🤣
I was looking at getting into some F-Class competition and wound up with a Tikka 6.5 TacA1It shot great out of the box and as you have found out easy button to load for….What a learning curve….
 

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I was looking at getting into some F-Class competition and wound up with a Tikka 6.5 TacA1It shot great out of the box and as you have found out easy button to load for….What a learning curve….
Easy button is right. If my 6.5 CM was the first rifle that I ever reloaded for, I would be under the impression that it's simple to find a very accurate load.
It's not my first but it's by far the easiest I have ever loaded for.
 
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