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7prc vs 6.5prc, is the 7 nice to shoot. I've been thinking of getting the 6.5 being a little better than my creedmoor, but wondered about the 7. Not sure if it's worth it or not. I don't want to get thumped by the extra recoil and want my wife and kids to eventually shoot the same cartridge confidently. Idaho hunting usually elk and smaller. Have other options if I need to hunt larger.I picked up mine last week… fit and finish is good with the exception that I had to use a brush to remove cerakote powder from the muzzle and inside the brake in order to install the brake. It was thick enough to prevent threading otherwise.
Bolt is exceptionally smooth and trigger adjusted nicely down to 2#. Mine is 8# on the button with the brake on, Hawkins ultralight rings, and a Trijicon Tenmile 4-24x50. Sadly, work means I won’t get to shoot it until the weekend.
*pic shows it next to a Savage Ultralight in 6.5prc with a stockys VG2
6.5 PRC is very mild recoil… 7prc to me, is not bad but definitely a step up… below 300wm but not by a ton. Given your description, I’d say 6.5 PRC all day long!7prc vs 6.5prc, is the 7 nice to shoot. I've been thinking of getting the 6.5 being a little better than my creedmoor, but wondered about the 7. Not sure if it's worth it or not. I don't want to get thumped by the extra recoil and want my wife and kids to eventually shoot the same cartridge confidently. Idaho hunting usually elk and smaller. Have other options if I need to hunt larger.