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Yeah, it's pretty amazing stuff and works in lots of calibers, 6.5 Creed all the way up through the magnums.

Now that is sweet! My kind of build right there. The 6.5 Sweede is an awesome cartridge. You can do anything you want to with it. Reloader 16 and 26 will give some impressive performance in that ol gal.

I just stayed at the Hilton on East Broadway for $100/ night. Very nice place; recently remodeled, heated pool, restaurant and lounge on 2nd floor. Very clean and very friendly service. Planning on staying there again next time we go down.

That should be a sweet rig. I would opt for the 7 twist for sure. That will allow you to maximize the cartridges potential and still shoot the lighter stuff just fine if you wanted to.

Yeah R16 works really well too. I have done two creeds now that both liked 42.5gr with velocities in the 2850 range. Half MOA or better with single digit ES.

You know the 6.5x55 and .260 Rem are ballistically identical right? That being said I just finished up load work on a Tikka T3 in 6.5x55 this weekend. Good luck on the sale but I think I would give that Swede a chance.

More than fair. This would make a great starting point for a semi-custom tack driver. Free bump.

41-42gr of H4350 will give excellent results. I have also found 48-48.5gr of Reloader 26 to also work well with incredible speeds.

I think this problem occurs most when its a big heavy bullet on a broadside behind the shoulder hit. Say for example a 200 grain bullet from a 300 Win or Ultra Mag hitting a Coues deer behind the shoulder. Deer are relatively narrow and if you go in between the ribs there is really not a whole lot there to make that big heavy bullet start to expand and by the time it does start to expand (literal milliseconds) its already passed through 8-10" of deer and into the dirt behind it. Bullet design and construction plays a big part in this of course. Those with polymer tips tend to start expanding right away while others like the Bergers penetrate 3-6" before expansion starts. All we can do as hunters is strive to make the best shot possible so that if our bullet doesn't perform as expected we have at least poked a hole in something vital and the animal doesn't go far. Unfortunately, there is no bullet out there that will work 100% of the time every time. There are way too many variables to account for and animals are just plain tough sometimes.

Lance pretty much nailed it. I would put my money on a canted reticle though. Double check the scope mounting to ensure its level and get a bubble level to check yourself when firing that you are holding the rifle correctly. After that, I would perform a tall target test to verify the scope is tracking properly.

Somebody better get that lady some whaaa-burgers and french cries.

I am running the 168 Berger at mag length in an old 98 Mauser with a Benchmark 9 twist #4 barrel. I am getting 2897fps and excellent accuracy. Nosler brass 59.5gr H4831sc CCI LR #200 primers

Burris signature zee rings. Cost about $60 and no lapping required and the plastic inserts allow you to add cant to your scope without the added cost of a rail.

Bump. Open to offers on the mini or trade for a bolt gun anything interesting. May even be interested in a nice rim fire in 17 HMR.

Posting this stuff here first for ease of sale and to keep it local. First up is a Ruger Mini 14 stainless. I have had it for years and Honestly just don't shoot it. I bet it has less than 300 rounds ever fired out of it. Has factory 5 round magazine and also comes with an extra 10 round and 20 round mag. Ruger Rings included but no scope. Asking $550 Next is a Sinclair Heavy Varmint bench rest shooting rest. This Item is like new and pretty much standard equipment for serious bench rest shooters. SPF Next up is a bunch of scopes. These are all take-offs from project rifles. Asking $40 a piece. ALL GONE I also have a bunch of take-off stocks. I don't have pics of these but everyone knows what they look like. I have several Savage short and long action stocks Most are centerfeed new style synthetics. $40 each I have one Weatherby Vanguard in gray plastic with the black inlays long action. $40 Two Remington 700 short action synthetics. $40 each Ruger 10/22 Predator T-Rex Red Laminate Target stock for heavy barrel. $100 Barrels: New Remington 700 take-off factory sporters. I have two .243s and a .308 24" length $50 ALL SPF Used Remington 700 take-off factory sporters. One .243, One .270 Win with 1/2-28 threaded muzzle and one 7mm Rem Mag with side port brake. SPF I have two used Remington 788 take offs one in .243 and the other in .308. $40 SPF I have three used Ruger M77 take-offs .243, .308 & .30-06 22" length $40 .30-06 SPF Two Winchester model 70 used barrels one in .270 and the other in .30-06 $40 Three Tikka T3 used barrels, .22-250, .243 & .270 $40 .22-250 SPF New Savage 10 Large shank Magnum Contour 24" length .300 WSM SPF Used Adams & Bennet Savage Small shank 24" length .250 Savage SPF Two used Savage small shank 22" sporters in .30-06. One is the old style with the bolt nose recess $40 Old Style .30-06 SPF Smith & Wesson Small ring 98 Mauser barrel in .308 SPF Flaig Ace Large ring Mauser in .244 Remington 22" SPF Triggers: I have a handful of Remington factory triggers. A couple old style 700s and 4 of the new mark X. $50 Rem 788 factory triggers. SPF Willing to trade the Mini for a nice bolt action.

There is a guy that sells them over on accurate shooter but I don't remember his name. A McDonald's straw works pretty good though.

Cyber Monday bump. Bench rest is now $250 and Ruger Mini 14 $550.

Cyber Monday bump and price drop. $75 shipped in state.

Like new. Only used it on a couple hunts; no blood stains, no rips, no tears. Asking $75

I might I would have to look.

788 barrels and 700 7mm barrels sold.

Idk but it's pretty large.

Yes it's on there just hard to see.

Rem 700 .308 and .250 Savage barrel are SPF.

250 Savage is a sporter contour. Gloss Blue. Burris 2-7 is SPF