Didn't read the entire thread, but, the way the writers in the gun mags are singing it's praises, you'd think its the end all of cartridges. They'd have us believe that without it , we may as well not bother hunting. 'Course that's typical.
So, what's wrong with that? I built a 30-284, hunted with a Roberts AI, I even attempted to develop a short action magnum during the 80's and Jamison beat me too it so I bought and kilt a bull moose with a 300WSM. I could continue but the point is I like things a little different. I like to cut my own trail. I do run into a problem occasionly. Somebody has already walked on the same ground but I go there anyway. The 6.5 Creedmoor is proving to be a great gun filling a certain nitch. Gun writers who see it as a legitimate tool have it right. Will it survive? Dunno, but I'd like one.
Jim
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