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If you are going to muck around with a 6.5 and want some speed to keep you happy, then look at a decent barrel length regardless of what sized case is pushing it. The 6.5 is one bore diameter that greatly benefits from a few inches....
Over a labradar my 24" barreled 6.5x 284 is at 2950 with the 140 EH and 2225. The 143 elxd had a good node at 3000 with RL 23 but the case head expansion on the Lapua brass was a little more than I like,the bergers where a more consistent in grouping and a little less pressure so Ill stick with those.
"You'll never find a rainbow if you're looking down" Charlie Chaplin
The 260 (mine) does 2900 with 140 at 20” so need to be comparing apples with apples with regard to barrel length, comparisons between Nashi and a Red delicious is just plain silly.
Dan M
22in 6.5x55, 140gr @ 2840fps
26in 6.5-284 @ 3000fps
both 2209
#BallisticFists
My 6.5 x 284 with a 20" would only do 2800fps with a 130grn which I could easily get with a .260.
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the speed is only one of the important numbers. Can't really compare a 308 shooting 130's to a 260 shooting 130's. The 308 would have to be shooting 170+g pills to be close the 6.5 's bc.
Real 6.5 fans know that Creedmore and 6.5x47 Lapua dominate the 6.5mm catagory with the availability of quality small rifle primer pocket brass it can be loaded to higher pressures with faster burning powders for better velocities and efficiency with the option of running shorter barrels if wanted.
Here comes the pissing contest....
@Kiwi Greg you need to do a 6.5PRC as well
Shut up, get out & start pushing!
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