Thread: 6mm ARC

Seriously though, there has never been a better time for the new, junior, light framed shooters or anybody needing to downsize due to injury/age related issues. The highly efficient 22/6mm cartridges available now, capable of utilising a good range of bullet weights and types, would see you in good stead for the rest of your shooting life. All wrapped up in a light to medium weight package means that they pretty much cover most general hunting scenarios without sacrificing terminal performance. In most situations, you’d never feel the need to gun up.
Yes, I know it’s sacrilegious but It’s not hard to envisage a “one gun does it all” situation.

Originally Posted by Sidetrack

Seriously though, there has never been a better time for the new, junior, light framed shooters or anybody needing to downsize due to injury/age related issues. The highly efficient 22/6mm cartridges available now, capable of utilising a good range of bullet weights and types, would see you in good stead for the rest of your shooting life. All wrapped up in a light to medium weight package means that they pretty much cover most general hunting scenarios without sacrificing terminal performance. In most situations, you’d never feel the need to gun up.
Yes, I know it’s sacrilegious but It’s not hard to envisage a “one gun does it all” situation.

Yup defiantly agree. Also think people are realizing that these smaller cartridges are cheaper to run and that you don't also have to kill the hill behind what ever you are shooting at.

Suppressors and limbsaver did that ,suitable for youth,slended built,recoil sensitive....without changing cartridge lol

Yes but then if you apply those to an arc or grendel you get an even softer shooting deer capable round.