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Most accurate 6.5 creedmoor rifle

And yes, if you shoot a .260, are a pervert too. It's a 6.5 bullet. You poor bastard. o_O
Guess I'll just have to buy a 50 cal
What's a quality and accurate 6.5 creedmore rifle
Bunch of haters lol
I’m assuming you’re talking factory rifles. Very budget dependent but I’d look at the Bergara HMR or Tikka CTR.

Don’t pay any mind to the haters. It’s not magic like the hype that led the haters to hate it, but it is a very solid cartridge that does a lot of things well.

John
Yeah was recently looking at a bad rock South fork. Haters will hate and I joined this site to get away from silliness that FB pages bring but I guess that's everywhere lol.
 
Don't know about others and their area, but in mine, those that seem to bad mouth the 6.5 Creedmoor, have never shot one. Seems like they just jump on the wagon from what they see and hear others saying about it.
 
I own two 6.5 Creeds and having another one built. My neighbor shoots the Bergara and it is a very tight shooting rifle. But I have a Howa barreled action that I stocked and it shoots just as well. It is a very forgiving caliber.
 
Hahaha. So how is the 260 or 243 better then 6.5 creedmoor


No.. it’s good fun picking on the bleedmoor boys. Y’all get butt hurt and defensive about it and it’s funny as hell, sorry you bought into the marketing craze. For some reason everyone of you seem to have to defend it too. 6GT next in your list? Lofl.
 
No.. it’s good fun picking on the bleedmoor boys. Y’all get butt hurt and defensive about it and it’s funny as hell, sorry you bought into the marketing craze. For some reason everyone of you seem to have to defend it too. 6GT next in your list? Lofl.
LOL I'm not butthurt I always shot 308 was just looking for a longer range round that didn't break the bank I have a 300 win mag but that breaks the bank to shoot it. I used to reload I don't anymore I'm going to get back into it but for now I wanted an affordable round I could shoot a thousand rounds with. I was reading 243 and 260s are hard on the barrels I don't know if that even matters but.
 
I had 2 friends approach me wanting a 6.5 Creedmoor. They don't reload and knew quality, off the shelf ammo is available. One bought a savage Axis II precision for a good deal at 699. He bought a budget Vortex Diamondback 6-24 scope. All in he's at 1100 or so dollars. The other bought a Tikka T3 Tac A1, 1800 dollars, and borrowed from me a Nightforce 12-42 benchrest for the time being till he can get his own scope. We shot at 600 yards yesterday both using the Hornady 140g ELDM ammo. The savage shot very well. I was in the pits and when the wind was constant, he shot
8 rounds that could have been covered with the 3 inch spotting disc. Yes he needs to learn wind reading and work on basic fundamentals but could be a very good shooter.

The Tikka shot as good if not better, but by better, I'm talking about the shooter. He's a bit more experienced and held a 7 inch vertical maybe a 11 inch horizontal over 20 shots in very windy, switchy wind. He shoots a bunch but not at 600 yards.

I don't understand all the animosity toward the 6.5 Creedmoor, won't get into a pissing match about it, but both of the riffles shot very well. Austin you can't go wrong with either one of these rifles depending on your budget.
 
I had 2 friends approach me wanting a 6.5 Creedmoor. They don't reload and knew quality, off the shelf ammo is available. One bought a savage Axis II precision for a good deal at 699. He bought a budget Vortex Diamondback 6-24 scope. All in he's at 1100 or so dollars. The other bought a Tikka T3 Tac A1, 1800 dollars, and borrowed from me a Nightforce 12-42 benchrest for the time being till he can get his own scope. We shot at 600 yards yesterday both using the Hornady 140g ELDM ammo. The savage shot very well. I was in the pits and when the wind was constant, he shot
8 rounds that could have been covered with the 3 inch spotting disc. Yes he needs to learn wind reading and work on basic fundamentals but could be a very good shooter.

The Tikka shot as good if not better, but by better, I'm talking about the shooter. He's a bit more experienced and held a 7 inch vertical maybe a 11 inch horizontal over 20 shots in very windy, switchy wind. He shoots a bunch but not at 600 yards.

I don't understand all the animosity toward the 6.5 Creedmoor, won't get into a pissing match about it, but both of the riffles shot very well. Austin you can't go wrong with either one of these rifles depending on your budget.
 

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