6mm Creedmoor hunting ammo

[Tex68w]

I am starting with the 108's but I am open to trying others. I am currently building a 6 ARC AR as well, I'll be exploring the best "killing" options for that caliber in the coming months too.

 

[HingleMcCringleberry]

I doubt you will have any issues with the 108eldm

 

[JohnsIsl]

I've used the 108 ELDM for wolve and a caribou but much prefer the 95 LRX.

LRX hold together better? Why do you prefer it?

 

[Donjuan]

Following

 

[VernAK]

Yes it does hold together better and that's exactly why I use it. Some of my targets are much larger than a coyote. The LRX will work on caribou and wolves with deep penetration and minimal hide or meat damage.

 

[RogueGorilla0]

New to the 6mm Creedmoor world, I noticed that this post was 2ish years old. I was wondering if there’s any new ammo I should be considering since this post was created?

 

[Sacrvrrat72]

No complaints with the 108eldm’s

 

[wesfromky]

New to the 6mm Creedmoor world, I noticed that this post was 2ish years old. I was wondering if there’s any new ammo I should be considering since this post was created?

Thread '6mm /.243 hunting success on Big Game'

Oct 28, 2022

With the success of .223 and 6.5 threads on big game, thought I’d throw this one into the mix.

Show and detail your results harvesting big game (deer, bear, elk, moose, African game) using 6mm/.243 cartridges. Please detail bullet, MV, impact velocity, and whether hand load or factory ammo.

• BjornF16
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[khuber84]

108 eldm, 112 Barnes, 108 elite hunter, 109 lrht(tips opened with 0.030-0.040 wire bit), same as the Berger 105hyb(tips also ensured open. These bullets will do all you need 500y and in.