For comparison I am running a 22 inch creedmoor at 2810 with the 147 eld-m for good accuracy.
For comparison I am running a 22 inch creedmoor at 2810 with the 147 eld-m for good accuracy.
Yes, but that’s factory ammo, which is very good, but 3000 should be achievable with hand loads in 22 inch barrels.
Would love to see a 6.5 Blaser!
I’m not normally a follower of cartridge fashion (I have 7RM and .300WM rifles), and the new, super kids on the block like 6.5 Creedmoor leave me cold.
But......... 6.5 PRC has my attention. I don’t have a 6.5 and fancy one in a light, shortish, Hunter configuration for tops hunting. A 20 inch barrel seems about right for me to give good velocity whilst remaining light and handy. 6.5 PRC fits the bill perfectly for that job.
I remember some years ago forum member Bob had a 6.5-.300 RCM made and I was interested then. I think it’s the next thing to sit in my cabinet.
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Just do one cause they are cool ,I recon u would find a load to get 3000fps out of a 20"
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Why chase a few extra ft/sec and wreck brass and barrel life? My 6.5 is running at 2,800fps and kills shit very dead at 5, 6, 700m.
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SAUM has more case capacity than PRC by 5-6gr (might even be more). SAUM has a rebated rim/fatter body than PRC but the same length overall.
My 6.5 SAUM is running just short of 3k with 147gr ELD-M out of 22" barrel. Mild load using 2217 rather than a double base powder. I'm sure 3k+ would be achieved with RL26 or maybe N565. Both are hard to come by down South.
I have a 22" PRC in bound and expect basically the same performance. I've got another PRC barrel being chambered for my comp rifle (heavy, long barrel) so reducing brass and dies and potential for mixing brass by using same calibre.
On Long Range Only, Broz has a 20" PRC using 156gr Berger's at just over 2.9k. That's a pretty decent step up in performance over a Creedmoor.
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