“In his 1927 book, “Wilderness Hunting and Wildcraft,” the late Townsend Whelen wrote that one of the best big-game cartridges was the 6.5×54 Mannlicher, saying its, “long bullet drives well through heavy bones and muscular tissues. It is the lightest cartridge that I would consider suitable for all American big game.”

Interestingly, that 110-year-old cartridge is ballistically inferior to the 6.5 Creedmoor.”

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Rifles, bullets, and game can't read therefore some things just work.

Just the name manlicker makes me laugh.

Ha!

Not my words.