6.5mm-06?
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Typical Buck
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6.5mm-06?
i was reading and artical fom a hunting mag. the auther said the he wouldall most be willing to bet that the 6.5mm 06 would be loaded in a factory car. And that posibly the 6.5 STw. would be loaded. Sence the 260rem was doing pertty goo. and scence wethbe brought out the 388-06. Do yall think the the 6.5 in 06 or Stw will be made legitmit? And how ould the 6.5mm stand up to the cerent line up?
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RE: 6.5mm-06?
The 6.5-06 is an excellent wildcat. I had one years ago and enjoyed it very much. In my opinion it has a lot more going for it than the .25-06. I played with various 100, 120, 125 and 140 grain bullets. I found the 125 grain Nosler partition bullet to be a great performer in the 6.5-06.
Actually the 6.5-06 is a very old concept. It first was brought on the scene in 1913 by Charles Newton. It has also been called the .256 Nieder. I've always thought that both the .25-06 and the .270 Win. were second raters to the 6.5-06. I took quite a few antelope using the 125 grain Nosler partition at about 3150 fps. I hope that this helps.
Actually the 6.5-06 is a very old concept. It first was brought on the scene in 1913 by Charles Newton. It has also been called the .256 Nieder. I've always thought that both the .25-06 and the .270 Win. were second raters to the 6.5-06. I took quite a few antelope using the 125 grain Nosler partition at about 3150 fps. I hope that this helps.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rio Rancho New Mexico USA
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RE: 6.5mm-06?
The 6.5-06 is an excellent wildcat. I had one years ago and enjoyed it very much. In my opinion it has a lot more going for it than the .25-06. I played with various 100, 120, 125 and 140 grain bullets. I found the 125 grain Nosler partition bullet to be a great performer in the 6.5-06.
Actually the 6.5-06 is a very old concept. It first was brought on the scene in 1913 by Charles Newton. It has also been called the .256 Nieder. I've always thought that both the .25-06 and the .270 Win. were second raters to the 6.5-06. I took quite a few antelope using the 125 grain Nosler partition at about 3150 fps. I hope that this helps.
Actually the 6.5-06 is a very old concept. It first was brought on the scene in 1913 by Charles Newton. It has also been called the .256 Nieder. I've always thought that both the .25-06 and the .270 Win. were second raters to the 6.5-06. I took quite a few antelope using the 125 grain Nosler partition at about 3150 fps. I hope that this helps.
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RE: 6.5mm-06?
Thanks. there are two reasion i got to thing about the 6.5's I ead and articalon the 6.5stw. And my wife likes the 260 rem. She is thinking about geting in to deer hunting the car. she is looking at "likes the most" are 7mm-08 7x57mm and the 260