GlenBP

Yes and the whole 6.5cm meme thing is getting very old in my opinion. It's a very good cartridge and definitely a good option with...

Honestly I would probably get a 6.5cm. I don't have one so I'm no fan boy. Just seems the logical choice these days. Or 308. I have a...

I'm not 100% on what is being asked, but if deer isn't on the menu and you need to shoot a bit further on fox etc then maybe the 22-250...

7 My thoughts entirely

.270 is a great cartridge with nothing to prove, but bullet choice for reloading is poor compared to the usual suspects, and recoil can...

IMO with copper coming in as much as people like to talk about man buns and other derision 6.5cm is what .243 was in the past. Ie. The...

I think the key here is are you going to home load? It does open a lot of possibilities. Consider 6.5 and 7mm. Lots of 6.5 creedmore in...

Less recoil means easier to shoot accurately. 6.5 Creedmore is hard to beat unless you go for 6mm PRS cartridges.

ooooo nice link, looks like just what I need. Thank you sir!

Worth a visit to You-tube to see Broadsword Ballistics, as he generally reviews centre fire rifles along with Lead and Copper...

It amazes me the difference in 'opinions' between FEO's, even on the same force! I was told by one of my old FEO's in the area I oved...

Yep so if you want to get rangy/fancy he can start looking at stuff like 6mm creedmore, 6mm prc etc.

Yeah I know that, but just wanted to see what non lead is like through a centrefire to see how it fairs against lead (y)

Thanks for all the input everyone, it was just about what I expected back tbh, but wanted clarity on my thoughts. I'll decide on which...

Nice gentle shooting mid calibre for small and midsize game. Frugal on powder shooting up to around 150 grain bullets at relatively...