Thread: Carbon Tikka 6.5 PRC build

Originally Posted by 199p

Love the video description wild ruahine fence line haha almost as hard to find as the wild Mountain Dolphin's

Haha yep, figured it would trigger someone. Nothing like a bit of low stress farm hunting. on a technicality they were wild by about 5m i reckon.

Originally Posted by Williamfga

Haha yep, figured it would trigger someone. Nothing like a bit of low stress farm hunting. on a technicality they were wild by about 5m i reckon.

Nah bro need to smash em before the green rain comes in.

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147 in 20 inch was 2990 from memory with superformance

Originally Posted by 25/08 IMP

Nice set up but you need to reload to get any advantage of having a PRC as those speeds are super slow.
SD of my reloads are usually between 3 -9

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Compare factory to factory tho and the creeds gunna be doing like 2600 if your lucky. Push it hard and you're close to 3k.

Id rather have practical useable velocity node for the intended purpose below max pressure. Longer case life, longer barrel life, and a bit of pressure contingency for other variables

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Compare factory to factory tho and the creeds gunna be doing like 2600 if your lucky. Push it hard and you're close to 3k.

Id rather have practical useable velocity node for the intended purpose below max pressure. Longer case life, longer barrel life, and a bit of pressure contingency for other variables

Not to mention the box ammo from Hornady is such high quality now that for hunting application or people that shoot less than 20 rounds a year it is more than consistent/powerful enough.

Originally Posted by Williamfga

Not to mention the box ammo from Hornady is such high quality now that for hunting application or people that shoot less than 20 rounds a year it is more than consistent/powerful enough.

Yeah I've tried 2 types of factory out of my prc both shoots 1/2 to 3/4 moa going 2850ish. Plenty for what I will use it for