I’m always using bolt, so the Remington works for me. Remingtons are better for those looking to use a bolt gun, but for the semi-automatic inclined, the 6.5 Creedmoor is the better choice. The Remington is undoubtedly faster as a result of the higher case capacity, necessitating less maintenance in the field. The Creedmoor’s case is a bit shorter than the. This affects hunters as they experience less overall durability and flow with their shooting than if they were to use the. With the Creedmoor, you may find that the brass isn’t as long lasting.
260 Remington is of a higher quality than the 6.5 Creedmoor. Here, a video description of the two takes place. It can fit a longer bullet because of this, but the general use of handheld cartridges has all but eliminated any benefit there. This won’t affect certain shooters, but it’s worth noting. This comes with less body taperĪdditionally, less water is held by the Creedmoor. Additionally, the Creedmoor has a shoulder angle that is sharper than the Remington. The reason for this is that seasoned hunters have expertise in reloading.260 Remington rounds necessitate this, while 6.5 Creedmoor rounds are better for those without that reloading expertise.Īs many new hunters aren’t trained in the art of the reload, Creedmoor can significantly reduce the learning curve when looking to get out into the field. 260 Remington is a classic among long-time riflemen, having been the backbone of what we’ve used for such a long time. 260 Remington in this video: The old classic vs. This guy pretty much sums up my thoughts on the. My personal experience has led me to prefer the. In many cases, if you weren’t the one who loaded the rounds, you may not be able to even tell a difference. Both of these are a perfect match for the. For direct proof, look no further than the. Do similar rounds produce similar results? Any experienced shooter will tell you that that is not always the case. 308 Winchester (7.62mm NATO), 7mm-08 Remington. 300 Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum, 6.71mm (.264) Lazzeroni Phantom, 6.17mm (.243) Lazzeroni Spitfire, 7mm Remington Short Action Ultra Magnum. 243 Winchester Super Short Magnum (WSSM). Other Cartridges with Similar Widths (cartridges not bullets)ħ.21mm (.284) Lazzeroni Firebird, 6.8mm Remington SPC. 260 Remington-Remington Nosler Partition, 260 Remington-Remington AccuTip Boat Tail. 260 Remington-Remington Core-Lokt Pointed Soft Point. 260 Remington-Remington Core-Lokt Pointed Soft Point Managed Recoil. 260 Remington-Federal Nosler Ballistic Tip. 260 Remington-Remington Core-Lokt Ultra Bonded. While we have went to great lengths to make sure that it's as accurate as possible this rendering should not be used to generate specs for casings. *Casing image above is an artist rendering and not a real photo of. 260 Remington in shorter barrels of 24-26 inches with adequate results up to 200 yards before a noticeable drop-off occurs. Rounds can be used for medium sized game on the. 260 Remington cartridge is more popular with sport target shooting who use longer barrels more than use for hunting. 243 or 7mm-08 brass to narrow down the neck. 260 Remington and can also be taken from. 260 Remington has commercial factory loads for 120-140 grain tips such as Accutip and Core-Lokt. 260 can produce kills on medium sized game up to 200 yards, but have a significant drop off after 200 yards for proper penetration on wounds. As time has progressed gun enthusiasts for sport target shooting have begun to embrace the round more than hunters. The cartridge round first produced a low following amongst hunters and sport shooters who prefered other rounds such as the 6.5-08 Ackley. The Model 7 and M700 were the first two rifles to be chambered to allow the. The ballistic performance based off two grains for velocity is 2,890 ft/s (120 gr) and 2,750 ft/s (140 gr). Alphin (A-Square Cartridges) in 1996, but Remington beat Alphin in the application process to standardize the round acquiring the naming rights. The design was originally applied to be standardized by Arthur B. 260 Remington was standardized by Remington Arms Company in 1997, and is based off previous wild cat rounds from the parent case of the. Cartridge Type: Rifle Height: 2.035" Width: 0.473" Average FPS: 2856 Average Energy: 2282 Average Gr: 126 Recoil: 1.73 Power Rank: 3.6 of 20
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