6mm Creedmore

[BoarHog375]

Anyone have experience with this round? Thinking about picking one up in a Begara Rifle.

 

[Moody808]

I shoot a 6mm creedmoor in my precision rifle, great round, minimal recoil so you can stay on target with your next shot but it is a hot round so if you are used to a 6.5 or 308 you should know you are going to go through barrels much quicker.

 

[Saul]

Every 6mm Creedmoor is a missed opportunity to have a 240 Weatherby.

 

[Moody808]

Every 6mm Creedmoor is a missed opportunity to have a 240 Weatherby.

I'm no ballistician, I favor the "buy them all, shoot them all" approach and keep what works for you

 

[Saul]

I'm no ballistician, I favor the "buy them all, shoot them all" approach and keep what works for you

I would never advocate for selling a gun that works for you.

 

[Throwback]

My son has one that shoots lights out, he shot out to a mile with it. Its a Savage that sucked at first, sent it back to factory and they rebarreled it. Then it starting working excellent. Has Leupold 5-36 scope or something like that. It is set up as a sniper rifle frankly. As stated in this thread, you can can see your impacts easy since very low recoil. We shoot it with a suppressor and it literally hardly moves when fired. I am not sure I would hunt with this round if anything over a TX whitetail (where I am) or a blackbuck or something. As far as plinking steel goes it is excellent. Cheers