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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Fit in a short action. Duh!
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Ask your wise "friend" the last time he/she/they saw 6.5-06 ammo on the shelf. 
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Fit in a short action. Duh! True!
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Ask your wise "friend" the last time he/she/they saw 6.5-06 ammo on the shelf. He makes his own, has several hundred 6.5-06 cases, Quality makes them I think. He likes the hell out of this rifle, Doumolin Mauser action, hell on piggies! ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/jdsWwP7T/A6-BDDDBD-2-EF1-48-C1-9-C5-F-9947-B2-EA048-B.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/MpgKDQvv/7-D831-F5-B-03-CE-4-B59-9664-DF3-D8451-CD66.jpg)
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem.
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. That’s funny
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Ask your wise "friend" the last time he/she/they saw 6.5-06 ammo on the shelf. He makes his own, has several hundred 6.5-06 cases, Quality makes them I think. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/Ct4Vk8t.jpg)
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. It’s enough to bruise up your tonsils, but you knew that already. 😆
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. It’s enough to bruise up your tonsils, but you knew that already. 😆 🤣🤣🤣
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Nothing wrong with the 6.5-06, 6.5 Sweed, .260 Rem. or any other of many cartridges. The Creedmoor legitimized the 6.5 in this country. The Sweed is difficult to get brass for and is a handloading proposition. The 6.5-06 is a handloading proposition. The .260 is like so many other Remington adventures it was a stepchild. It is also largely a handloading proposition. The Creedmoor is supported by good factory ammo from the start. It was originally offered in a fast twist to stabilize heavier bullets.
Perhaps it's greatest contribution to the shooting public is a splendid topic of largely useless debate on the merits of just about every other cartridge ever conceived.
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. It’s enough to bruise up your tonsils, but you knew that already. 😆 Well played. That made me laugh.
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Ask your wise "friend" the last time he/she/they saw 6.5-06 ammo on the shelf. To whom would that.be a consideration? Have they even made factory ammo, the last thirty years? Not for me. Snicker and grin.
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Best thing about the 6.5 Creedmoor? It paved the way for the 6.5 PRC!!!!
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Ask your wise "friend" the last time he/she/they saw 6.5-06 ammo on the shelf. To whom would that.be a consideration? Have they even made factory ammo, the last thirty years? Not for me. Snicker and grin. Oh, I'm with ya there. But folks pi$$ing on the 6.5 Creedmoor really have a tough time grasping why it's so popular when in fact, it's pretty crystal clear. But beotches be beotches. 
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. It’s enough to bruise up your tonsils, but you knew that already. 😆 Well played. That made me laugh. Did it hurt when you laughed?
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Fit a short action and be gtg off the shelf. Thanks. Mr Redundant.
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What will a Creed do that a 6.5-06 won’t do better? Asking for a friend. Not over-penetrate? 😊 I'll bet you don't have that problem. It’s enough to bruise up your tonsils, but you knew that already. 😆 Well played. That made me laugh. Did it hurt when you laughed? Yes, and how many times to I have to tell you not to bite when I laugh. Next time I'll tell you with a closed hand.
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Nothing wrong with the 6.5-06, 6.5 Sweed, .260 Rem. or any other of many cartridges. The Creedmoor legitimized the 6.5 in this country. The Sweed is difficult to get brass for and is a handloading proposition. The 6.5-06 is a handloading proposition. The .260 is like so many other Remington adventures it was a stepchild. It is also largely a handloading proposition. The Creedmoor is supported by good factory ammo from the start. It was originally offered in a fast twist to stabilize heavier bullets.
Perhaps it's greatest contribution to the shooting public is a splendid topic of largely useless debate on the merits of just about every other cartridge ever conceived. This is the best answer I have seen. Good marketing, and good factory ammo for those who don't reload. However, I will stick with my 308 which has killed every deer I have shot since 1992 with one shot kills. If I wanted to shoot long range, I would probably use a 300 WM which also has good factory ammo availability in most places or a 7mm Rem mag. Availability of factory ammo is a must now-a-days with short ammo supply. When the supply was really bad about 6 months ago, the first things that came back in stock were 223/5.56, 308, and 9mm. This is what most people use today for all their hunting and self defense needs. I couldn't find any shotgun shells other than 28 gauge for a while.
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