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A new 6.5 joins the family...
#1
...6.5 Creedmoor, that is.

Stiller special-run action with built-in 20MOA rail, Krieger 24" 1:8 6.5CM Palma contour barrel threaded 5/8x24, Accuracy International AX chassis, Jewell trigger, Nightforce F1 in Nightforce 1.375" rings. Below it is my 6.5 Grendel 18.25" SPR.

I really love those 6.5 bullets.

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#2
m79rider: What a beautiful pair of children you have there.

I would be perfectly willing to adopt them from you if you ever get tired of those 2 am feedings. LOL!

Enjoy!

Lee
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#3
Very nice, the Creedmore is way cool. Hope they shoot as good as they look.
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#4
That is sick!
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#5
<Wipes the drool off the keyboard>
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#6
Is the 6.5 Creedmore basically a faster Grendel?
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#7
They look sick.

How do you like the Magpul stock on your M4?
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#8
QuadCam Wrote:Is the 6.5 Creedmore basically a faster Grendel?

Basically a .260 Remington. They are very close
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#9
Thats purdy Smile Smile
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StoneTower Wrote:Basically a .260 Remington. They are very close

Yep - imagine a Grendel stretched to fit a .308 action. That 6.5 Creedmoor 24" barrel can push 129gr SSTs close to 3000fps, and the 140gr 6.5 bullets to 2850fps. As you can imagine, it's just a wee bit easier to reach that 1,000 yard target with the extra MV.
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m796rider Wrote:Yep - imagine a Grendel stretched to fit a .308 action. That 6.5 Creedmoor 24" barrel can push 129gr SSTs close to 3000fps, and the 140gr 6.5 bullets to 2850fps. As you can imagine, it's just a wee bit easier to reach that 1,000 yard target with the extra MV.

Very nice, who built her?
”You seek escape from pain. We seek the achievement of happiness. You exist for the sake of avoiding punishment. We exist for the sake of earning rewards. Threats will not make us function; fear is not our incentive. It is not death that we wish to avoid, but life that we wish to live.” - John Galt
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#12
wow. good looking rifle.
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#13
bwaites Wrote:Very nice, who built her?

Grigry Precision out of Monahans, TX.
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#14
The 6.5 creedmoor makes me drool! I like it better than the 260 rem. because I understand that it has a greater range of 6.5 bullets / including the "longer ones" to allow it to cycle in an AR-15 mag where the 260 wouldn't with the same bullet. Since you can reload for that round with no problem I might consider that as my second rifle build. Still, the Grendel appeals to me in the AR-15 for my first rifle, seeing as how I won't build one again for a long time. Both of those guns are beautiful.
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#15
Me want!!!
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#16
It's a necked down .308 case to fit a .264 (6.5mm) bullet. The ballistic coefficient of the Creedmoor's 140 grain A-Max is phenomenal compared to the best .308 bullets out there.
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#17
Nice! Very nice!
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#18
Quote:It's a necked down .308 case to fit a .264 (6.5mm) bullet.

So how is the 6.5 Creedmoor different from a 6.5mm-08?
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OFBHWG Wrote:Nice! Very nice!

Howdy! Check out the Texas group. We have a gathering planned June 30 @ Best of the West in Liberty Hill.
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#20
Damn some dudes just have everything.
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