Hey brother since there ain't no really new members interested if u can use them u can have them! But u still have to get my question right from initial post!I have a 280 (not improved) but didn't think I qualified as a new member
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Free to new member! 280 Forster BR dies if???
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Let me go out on a limb and guess the 6.5CM.
. I'm on the fence about it. I have one and actually thinking of selling it. It shoots great and has the long range capabilities. I would go up in caliber to my 270Wby or 28 Nosler for longer range bigger game. The 6.5 would be fine on antelope or smaller deer I'm sure (and very possibly the larger elk and moose). But I'd pack a little more oomph and heavier bullets for any longer range hunting. Again..just my opinion.I have 3 - 26 caliber rifles...the CM, .260 and a 6.5-284. I've been thinking of selling the CM and I'd be perfectly happy with my 260 and 6.5-284.
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i am happy with 260 also lol but u answered good enough for me, u mentioned 6.5 creed!!! Shoot me your addy!Let me go out on a limb and guess the 6.5CM.
I have 3 - 26 caliber rifles...the CM, .260 and a 6.5-284. I've been thinking of selling the CM and I'd be perfectly happy with my 260 and 6.5-284.
Petersen
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I just built my daughter's a standard 280 and been watching for a good set of dies for sale. ***? Lol
JJMoody
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Remmy, how awful of you to treat new members and shooters the way you do..... such utter disdain!!! (Referencing another thread here)
I am actually looking for a set of Forstner .280 dies. Sold out on sites.
I say the 6.5 Creed is a well debated cartridge here.
My opinion? A faddish round with a little to offer over conventional 6mm, 6.4 and 7mm cartridges already tried and true. Not the holy grail as presented by some, IMO.
I say the 6.5 Creed is a well debated cartridge here.
My opinion? A faddish round with a little to offer over conventional 6mm, 6.4 and 7mm cartridges already tried and true. Not the holy grail as presented by some, IMO.
Indian7953
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6.5 Creedmoor. It's a good cartridge, very accurate in inexpensive guns, But overrated. We already have a lot of good at it cartridges in that class that can do the same thing or better.
Dies are gone, thanks fellows
DUSTY NOGGIN
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awesome thing to do
JJMoody
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And not the first or second time
I got another gun to give away to new member to get their kids started I will be listing soon!
the hunter
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I just want a tikka in 6.5 PRC.
