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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
6.5-06 or 6.5-06 a-square
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<blockquote data-quote="dreamhunt" data-source="post: 1756225" data-attributes="member: 109852"><p>My dad re bored a pre 64 model 70 to 6.5-06 AI in the 1970s. He shot a goat and a few antelope with it. As far as I am concerned there isn't a nickel worth of difference between it and the 25-06 or the .270. I am sure with the bullets available now one could demonstrate a difference at least on paper at very long range. If you want to do it then do it. I like playing with guns as well as the next guy but I would have preferred that model 70 in the 220 swift that it came in. Just personal preference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dreamhunt, post: 1756225, member: 109852"] My dad re bored a pre 64 model 70 to 6.5-06 AI in the 1970s. He shot a goat and a few antelope with it. As far as I am concerned there isn't a nickel worth of difference between it and the 25-06 or the .270. I am sure with the bullets available now one could demonstrate a difference at least on paper at very long range. If you want to do it then do it. I like playing with guns as well as the next guy but I would have preferred that model 70 in the 220 swift that it came in. Just personal preference. [/QUOTE]
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