Gold54bs
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Here’s my little beast of a 6.5 weighing in at 17.5 lbs

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That's why the .277-06 is still a performer. That's an awesome caliber too.Some people call it a caliber some people call it a cartridge, and some call it a intercontinental ballistic missile
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I'm a little bit infatuated with my 6.5 CM. All has to do with the delivery system. 0.5 MOA. 5.2 lb. 6.8 pounds scoped and loaded.
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I'll admit that I own one.
Have a .260 also.
I might have a problem.
What’s worse, all the guys that shoot big braked obnoxious magnums to make it kick like a 6.5 or the guy shooting a wimpy 6.5 because he can’t handle the recoil of the big magnum! I got the girlfriend a 6.5 creed and it’s addicting to shoot.
Its a dodge it needed it.
1779 yards with a Creedmoor - my thought was, “Why try to get closer when I have a 6.5 Creedmoor?”
Yes, that would be a good place to start or even better stop!Well, Ryan Avery should first understand what he is talking about before going public.
6.5 CM is not a caliber, it's a cartridge. The caliber is .264/6.5 mm...
i was foaming at the mouth and spitting in disbelief!1779 yards with a Creedmoor - my thought was, “Why try to get closer when I have a 6.5 Creedmoor?”
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Fibbing a little bit - I used a Creedmoor, but it was just over 400 yards (I was pretty confident quite a bit farther out than the actual shot though).