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    6 Creedmoor

    Haven't posted any builds for ages



    I recently built up a 6 Creedmoor for a repeat customer



    He supplied the action & chassis, I supplied the Bartlein barrel, Gunsmithing, initial load development & running in



    He shot it today & sent me this picture of 3 shots



    He is pretty happy with it
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    What do you use this rig for? Impressive results.

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    Competition shooting most likely. PRS or field shoots

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick Hunter View Post
    Competition shooting most likely. PRS or field shoots
    Nope, just shooting small game out to far as they like
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    I would think this would work for anything a 243 would be suitable for?

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    I had that rig in my hands last week, pretty impressive unit and top components.
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    Would you drive a 1947 Humber or a 2024 toyota?
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    Quote Originally Posted by stickle7 View Post
    Would you drive a 1947 Humber or a 2024 toyota?
    yes and yes LOL
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    Isn't the main difference the twist rate? Put a fast twist barrel in a 243 and there'd be bugger all difference.
    Ok there's a bit of refinement in the case geometry and in the 50s when the 243 was introduced Americans were in love with varminting, so light bullets were the preference and twist rates kind of refected that across a whole range of cartridges. The 22 250 started out at 1:14 for example now with the development of interest over time of chucking heavier bullets you can get one in 1:8. Maybe if the 243 had kept pace the creedmore may never have been more than a market ploy to sell new guns.
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    Isn't the main difference the twist rate? Put a fast twist barrel in a 243 and there'd be bugger all difference.
    Ok there's a bit of refinement in the case geometry and in the 50s when the 243 was introduced Americans were in love with varminting, so light bullets were the preference and twist rates kind of refected that across a whole range of cartridges. The 22 250 started out at 1:14 for example now with the development of interest over time of chucking heavier bullets you can get one in 1:8. Maybe if the 243 had kept pace the creedmore may never have been more than a market ploy to sell new guns.
    Oh look for some reason it's in sterio
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Isn't the main difference the twist rate? Put a fast twist barrel in a 243 and there'd be bugger all difference.
    Ok there's a bit of refinement in the case geometry and in the 50s when the 243 was introduced Americans were in love with varminting, so light bullets were the preference and twist rates kind of refected that across a whole range of cartridges. The 22 250 started out at 1:14 for example now with the development of interest over time of chucking heavier bullets you can get one in 1:8. Maybe if the 243 had kept pace the creedmore may never have been more than a market ploy to sell new guns.
    Oh look for some reason it's in sterio
    The 22, 6mm, 6.5 Creedmoors are superior to the 308 based cartridges for many reasons

    Absolutely the old cartridges can still get the job done but things advance, or we will still be only shooting 250 Savage, 6.5 x 55 & 7 x 57 etc & they all replaced some other cartridges, spears etc...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    The 22, 6mm, 6.5 Creedmoors are superior to the 308 based cartridges for many reasons

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    Such as?

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    What is funny is that the 7x57 , the 6mm Lee navy and the 6.5x55 all had fast twist rate to stabilise their respective long projectiles, and that more than a century ago….
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    Quote Originally Posted by Friwi View Post
    What is funny is that the 7x57 , the 6mm Lee navy and the 6.5x55 all had fast twist rate to stabilise their respective long projectiles, and that more than a century ago….
    the 22hp savage threw 80grn projectiles with fast twist too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STC View Post
    Such as?
    Google it
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