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Originally Posted by JGRaider
Hate to bring it up, but since probably 95% of big game are taken at distances less than 300 yards, a guy should just pick the one he likes, with the right bullets, and get on with it. It takes most all of the discussions about wind drift, BC's, etc out of the equation.


Yes, but lots of rifles see double use as paper killers and critter getters. This is especially true over the last 5 - 10 years.

Chambering, scopes and stocks can pull double duty easily. Why not have the best of both worlds?


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Originally Posted by CZ550



Agree with that too! Have owned one 7-08 and should have kept it. It would shoot the 162gr Hornady into 5/8" for three at 100, at nearly 2800 fps.

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Wow that’s fast!

Long barrel? What load?


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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
Originally Posted by CZ550



Agree with that too! Have owned one 7-08 and should have kept it. It would shoot the 162gr Hornady into 5/8" for three at 100, at nearly 2800 fps.

Bob
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Wow that’s fast!

Long barrel? What load?


That sounds too fast for a 7-08 with 160's................but he did qualify it by saying NEARLY 2800, whatever that means.

2800 & a little change, is all I get from my 280's with 160's, just sayin'.

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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
Originally Posted by CZ550



Agree with that too! Have owned one 7-08 and should have kept it. It would shoot the 162gr Hornady into 5/8" for three at 100, at nearly 2800 fps.

Bob
www.bigbores.ca



Wow that’s fast!

Long barrel? What load?


That sounds too fast for a 7-08 with 160's................but he did qualify it by saying NEARLY 2800, whatever that means.

2800 & a little change, is all I get from my 280's with 160's, just sayin'.

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Originally Posted by Pharmseller
Originally Posted by CZ550



Agree with that too! Have owned one 7-08 and should have kept it. It would shoot the 162gr Hornady into 5/8" for three at 100, at nearly 2800 fps.

Bob
www.bigbores.ca



Wow that’s fast!

Long barrel? What load?

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Wow, 16 pages.

Is this a Creed loving, Creed bashing thread record?

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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter

Blowing smoke up someone's azz...


Of which you're an expert.


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Hodgdon data shows 2825 fps with a max load of Staball6.5 with 160-162 gr bullets.

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Originally Posted by vabowhntr
Hodgdon data shows 2825 fps with a max load of Staball6.5 with 160-162 gr bullets.

I have a couple bottles of StaBALL, a 7-08 and a Creed. I'll admit I've not yet tried it in either round, already have good loads that work.

I've read that Hodgdon's data is pretty "ambitious" regarding their new "roll out" wonder powder.. So, I wouldn't take it to the bank until I tried it, clocked it myself.

They selling powder, for sure. Ya reckon maybe some hype, too....?

It may or may not be the best thing since sliced bread....

Hmm.....

I'll hold my opinion until I see reports from actual users. Time will tell.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by vabowhntr
Hodgdon data shows 2825 fps with a max load of Staball6.5 with 160-162 gr bullets.

I have a couple bottles of StaBALL, a 7-08 and a Creed. I'll admit I've not yet tried it in either round, already have good loads that work.

I've read that Hodgdon's data is pretty "ambitious" regarding their new "roll out" wonder powder.. So, I wouldn't take it to the bank until I tried it, clocked it myself.

They selling powder, for sure. Ya reckon maybe some hype, too....?

It may or may not be the best thing since sliced bread....

Hmm.....

I'll hold my opinion until I see reports from actual users. Time will tell.

DF


So far their loads for the 30-06 and 6mm CM have been real good DF, right at book speeds without standing on my head or anything crazy.


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The 6.5 Manbun, much like its blue-collar cousin (the .308Win) and its college-educated brother (the 7mm-08Rem), will still get it done just fine with plain old Walmart-ish ammo. That's a nice benefit to a chambering that has a lot of other factors going for it.

Plunked another boar this weekend with the 6.5 Sig Cross, shooting the 129gr Interlock American Whitetail loads. He was bumping 200lbs and ran about 50yds with a lung shot. That's about what I'd expect with nearly any bullet in that location.

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Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by vabowhntr
Hodgdon data shows 2825 fps with a max load of Staball6.5 with 160-162 gr bullets.

I have a couple bottles of StaBALL, a 7-08 and a Creed. I'll admit I've not yet tried it in either round, already have good loads that work.

I've read that Hodgdon's data is pretty "ambitious" regarding their new "roll out" wonder powder.. So, I wouldn't take it to the bank until I tried it, clocked it myself.

They selling powder, for sure. Ya reckon maybe some hype, too....?

It may or may not be the best thing since sliced bread....

Hmm.....

I'll hold my opinion until I see reports from actual users. Time will tell.

DF


So far their loads for the 30-06 and 6mm CM have been real good DF, right at book speeds without standing on my head or anything crazy.

Thanks,

When it warms up some, may try it.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Originally Posted by vabowhntr
Hodgdon data shows 2825 fps with a max load of Staball6.5 with 160-162 gr bullets.

I have a couple bottles of StaBALL, a 7-08 and a Creed. I'll admit I've not yet tried it in either round, already have good loads that work.

I've read that Hodgdon's data is pretty "ambitious" regarding their new "roll out" wonder powder.. So, I wouldn't take it to the bank until I tried it, clocked it myself.

They selling powder, for sure. Ya reckon maybe some hype, too....?

It may or may not be the best thing since sliced bread....

Hmm.....

I'll hold my opinion until I see reports from actual users. Time will tell.

DF


So far their loads for the 30-06 and 6mm CM have been real good DF, right at book speeds without standing on my head or anything crazy.

Thanks,

When it warms up some, may try it.

DF

I've been playing with StaBall a little in a Tikka 6.5 CM with 22.4" barrel. Velocities and powder charges are consistent with Hodgdon's online data, when corrected for barrel length.

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That's what I've been finding as well, in more than one cartridge.


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Good to know, John. Thanks. I've seen the same in 6 CM with 115 DTACs, as well.

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Thanks, guys.

May need to give it a whirl.

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Might also comment on this thread's title:
"So JB, why does the 6.5 CM get more attention than the 7mm-08?"--

Did the thread answer the question?

Or should it continue onward into cyberspace infinity--which just might do more to promote the 6.5 CM aka MB?



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so many different experiences and so many different perspectives leads to so many different answers.

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