Thoughts

[Rich M]

I might put a 6-20x50 i don't know yet.

Whatever makes you happy. That’s a serious magnification range! You’d be able to see .243 bulletholes at 300 is my guess.

 

[coyotekilla]

22 creed and 6 creed / 243 are of a simular case volume. So a .224 88gr is gonna hit like a 90gr 243 bullet will, or almost exactly alike.

Personally im taking a 243, 6.5 creed or simular for b. Bear, but that's not to say a 77gr smk / sgk will not do the job.

22 creed is a 22-250 Ai pretty much, and that little cartridge has been the end of many a critter.

 

[jeffpenland123]

Whatever makes you happy. That’s a serious magnification range! You’d be able to see .243 bulletholes at 300 is my guess.

If it's not at least 12x magnifying I won't buy it

 

[Rich M]

If it's not at least 12x magnifying I won't buy it

I just picked up a 2.5-10x50 for my 243.

 

[jeffpenland123]

Would It be stupid if after I bought the 22 creedmoor I bought a 6mm creedmoor also? And then after that buy a 22 arc and a 6mm arc? I like all 4 of the calibers should I just get all of them one at a time?

 

[barner67]

What bullets have you had success or lack of success with in your 22 creedmoor?

For the 22 Creedmoor, the 55gr Hornady V-Max and 62gr Sierra GameKing work well for coyotes and smaller deer. For larger animals like deer or bear, go for tougher bullets like the 77gr Hornady ELD-X or 75gr Barnes TSX for better penetration and expansion. Avoid lighter varmint bullets like the 55gr Nosler Ballistic Tip for bigger game, as they may not perform well on larger animals