Fans of the 6.5 in other cartridges?
#21
Here is my Elesio RTS 6.5 CM built by Proof Research, just got it couple weeks ago but still waiting on Leupold Mark 8Sad

24" Bartlein carbon wrapped by Proof with AAC SDN-6 Suppresor
Proof/Defiance Machine action
Jewel trigger
Cerakote camo

Good to see the popularity of the various 6.5 growing!
Happy shooting
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#22
Hi Colt,
I have a half dozen friends building Eliseo rifles right now, most are R5's for across the course competition or mid range prone competitions. Most are in 6BR but a few .260's and one 6.5 Creedmoor. I have the Tubb 2000 in 6.5 Creedmoor it is a fantastic caliber.
Bob
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#23
Here are two of my favorites both in 6.5x55:
M96 Swedish Mauser made in 1902 (the one that started my 6.5 addiction)
And rem 700 classic 1994 edition

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PA
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#24
That is a couple of real beauties right there. The M 96 is in spectacular condition for a 110 year old.
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#25
Von Gruff Wrote:That is a couple of real beauties right there. The M 96 is in spectacular condition for a 110 year old.
Thanks. I got the M96 more than 20 years ago at the local gun store for the princely sum of $99. It has all matching serial numbers and has always shot amazingly well. I am amazed at the craftmanship put into the military arms of the time.
- PA
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#26
The Swede's have been known for extracting and producing arguably the world's finest steel for centuries. They make superb artillery and cannon barrels, as well as rifle and machine gun barrels. They also have a disproportionate military industry to population, when compared to other nations, with the capacity to make their own aircraft as well.
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#27
Stick to the slower 6.5 cals. That is the shine point -on the 6.5's. The ultra fast units= a lead smear from the 60's-70's= 264 mag-& etc.==Way too fast, for their times. Bullet design was not up to par-as compared to- 2006- 2012. I've proven that a few times-lately. Lots of data, that I have collected= the 6.5 is the Best diam. out there-almost to a bar-none status! I hate to keep repeating ourselves- yet the 6.5mm is the best-of the best.- as per cal. diams. go==--- & the down range performance, as compared to a ---.308? My old man=76 yrs. old freaks upon me every time -my GRRR-shows up at the range--he first complains of the AR package=look== Why does that scare you? It is only a mix of aluminum. & steel==a few machined parts---====UMMMMM just like your freakkkkkkkinnn car!!!!!!; Don't cry of a rifle to me or anyone , anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The human condition =-=-is the true issue on this planet, if we are -really here any way=== help the mentally challenged-ill people to find a way to0 a med. center., yet w/ the full support of the family behind them! I Think I was -close to Wayne Pierres comments on school safety. Hire a new soldier -to secure the school-non doughnut eater! First MAG=rubber bullets-=Next 2 mags.=Corbon, short range-bring them down fast -ammo==== you brought this-bad boy! Always study the parental units firstly- they spawned the child=== we need more accountability from the parents-no matter the age of the kids? It's still go time..
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#28
6.5 grendel on a cz 527
6.5x55 cz 550
6.5x57 on 98/22 mauser
6.5 rem mag mod 700 remington
6.5 rem mag mod 660 remington
6.5-06 mod 700 remington
2 6.5x55's both 96 swedes
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#29
My wife and I were given a Carl Gustaf 96 Mauser as a wedding present.
I bought my wife a first year Remington Model 7 .260 Rem.
I built two Grendels last year.
I just had a rifle rechambered in 6.5x47 Lapua.
I'd like a modern 6.5x55.

Cheers, Will
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#30
6.5 Grendel
AR with AA upper
Savage barrel waiting for a 7.62x39 to show up

6.5 Creedmoor
LR 6.5 DPMS (Best rifle I ever fired.)
Savage 12
H&R single shot (x2)
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#31
My Savage rifles in 6.5x284 Norma are what I compete with in IBS sanctioned 1000 yard benchrest competition.

I have a pair of Savage rifles in 6.5x284 Norma chambering and shoot one in "Light Gun Class" and the other in "Factory Gun Class". Here are the two factory rifles in their Pelican cases.

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This was a group that I shot last summer, that was a bit over 5 1/2" for 5 shots at 1,000 yards, shot at the "Show Me Bench-Rest" club in NE Missouri. This was in the "Factory Gun" class with a Savage 6.5x284 Norma with 140 gr. Hornady A-max bullets.


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#32
I just added a 6.5 Lapua to the herd instead of the 6.5 Super LR. I ordered some Wilson dies and got an email from them that the neck bushings were back ordered 2-3 weeks. When will this end, there are some hogs waiting to die LOL!
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#33
I have a Savage Varmit action that I am going to build into a 260 AI as money allows. I got tired of getting beat up by my 300 WM.
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#34
[ATTACH=CONFIG]3328[/ATTACH]Here is my Tac 21 in 6.5 x 47 Lapua Timiny trigger, Bartlein barrel blue printed 700 action, Night force 32 scope with nightforce uni mount with 20 moa
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#35
In addition to my Grendel, I also shoot a 260 Remington and 6.5x55. Makes stocking bullets easier. My only other centerfire rifles are chambered for the 204 Ruger. With these I can pretty much tackle any critters that I care to hunt.
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