6.5 builds ...let's see them

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New to me budget 260 built on a Remington 700
24" threaded 8 twist Krieger
KRG bravo stock
20 moa rail, vortex tactical 4-12 scope mounted with vortex pro rings. First time out shooting it seems to like H4831sc and 140 Barnes match burners
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Picked up my new 6.5SS this week. Also got some Berger 156 EHs in the mail. I am taking her shooting tomorrow. Gonna pop that cherry with the big ones.

Lone Peak Fuzion TI SA
26" 1:7.5" Proof Sendero Light w. 4 port MBM brake
Manners EH1 w. Gen 1 mini chassis and DBM
Timney CE @ 8oz
Seekins 34mm low rings
S&B PMII 5-20×50US w. H2CMR



 
Picked up my new 6.5SS this week. Also got some Berger 156 EHs in the mail. I am taking her shooting tomorrow. Gonna pop that cherry with the big ones.

Lone Peak Fuzion TI SA
26" 1:7.5" Proof Sendero Light w. 4 port MBM brake
Manners EH1 w. Gen 1 mini chassis and DBM
Timney CE @ 8oz
Seekins 34mm low rings
S&B PMII 5-20×50US w. H2CMR




I was going to comment about impressive photography and then realized it was one of your posts again. Lol

I can't tell if it's the rifles or photography anymore!!
 
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My rifle finally back from my smith. Howa 1500 with a Bartlein #3 finished at 24" with a Hawkins 2 port brake. Chambered in 6.5 creedmoor. WTO switchlug. Timney trigger. PTG bottom metal with ai mag. Manners MCST-A stock in GAP Camo. Built by Matt Stewart in Watson Oklahoma. Currently wearing a Sig Tango 6 3.6-18x44. EGW HD 20MOA rail and seekins rings. Final weight according to my bathroom scale is 13.4 pounds.
 
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Getting ready to build one as present to myself. Let's see yours. Specs please and what you like and dont like.

Beanland Custom Rifles
Bighorn Origin action
Bartlein 8" twist 5R #3 finished at 24"
6.5 Creedmoor
McMillan Adjustable Game Scout In Desert Carbon Ambush
Flush cups on left side and bottom
Triggertech Diamond
APA bottom metal
Bighorn 20 MOA rail
Bushnell 3-12 LRTSi

The only thing I would do different is go with a 2" rail on the forend. Went with the 4" because it has an integral flush cup but with having flush cups on the left side it is unlikely the ones on the belly will ever get used.

Load development was stupid easy. Four different charges and one factory load at 500 averaged .555 MOA. Picked the charge that shot the best at 500, .49 MOA. Put it in paper the next day to make sure I had a solid 100 yard zero. Very gusty that day and portable bench was really wobbly but still managed to put all five touching at 100.

John

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Still impatiently waiting on mine...action, bottom metal, trigger, and barrel all at the gunsmith ..... manners is the hold up currently...based on estimated timeline ...mid September
 
This is my match gun, another Jon Beanland work of art.

Shilen DGR action
Bartlein 8" twist 5R M24 contour chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, finished at 24"
VG6 PRS 65 brake
McMillan A6 Adjustable in Urban Carbon Ambush
Flush cups on both sides
Mesa Precision Arms bottom metal
20 MOA rail
Triggertech Diamond
Shown with Nightforce SHV F1 but currently has Bushnell 4.5-18 LRTSi
Shoots really well with Varget pushing 130gr AR Hybrids at 2910. (Or just about anything I put through it)

John

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