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The 6.5x55 is one of the great worldwide hunting cartridges. It offers excellent killing power, adequately flat trajectory, and moderate recoil. A best seller in Scandinavia, it is also popular all across Europe, Africa, Australia, and the New World.
- Overnight Success: 6.5mm Rifle Cartridges - CHUCKHAWKS.COM
The 6.5mm Creedmoor (circa 2008) is another short action...
- The 6.5mm (.264 Caliber) Rifle Cartridges - CHUCKHAWKS.COM
The recoil of the standard 6.5mm cartridges is moderate, the...
- Overnight Success: 6.5mm Rifle Cartridges - CHUCKHAWKS.COM
The 6.5mm Creedmoor (circa 2008) is another short action match cartridge that is loaded to higher pressure to compete with the .260 and 6.5x55, which have greater case capacity. Heavily promoted by Hornady, the 6.5 Creedmoor has successfully caught the attention of hunters and rifle manufacturers.
The recoil of the standard 6.5mm cartridges is moderate, the trajectory is adequately flat for most purposes (including hunting in the mountains or on the plains), and their killing power is generally excellent due to the high sectional density of most 6.5mm bullets.
Here’s what you need to know about the 260 Remington, 6.5 Creedmoor, and 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser cartridges. Most hunters and shooters in North America will probably agree that 6.5mm cartridges in general are much more popular now than they were just a decade or so ago.
11 Οκτ 2012 · Chuck Hawks has a great review of this model rifle, and what sold me on it. One characteristic on which his following demands for dangerous game, is controlled feed, and he said this rifle has it. When I first checked the rifle, that did NOT work.
28 Νοε 2012 · According to Chuck Hawks: "The .260 fits a short (.308 length) action and the 6.5x55 is usually offered in a standard (.30-06) length action. This makes most .260 rifles about 1/2" shorter than equivalent 6.5x55 rifles, but in the Model 70 Featherweight the 6.5x55 shares the specifications of the short action rather than the standard length ...
11 Απρ 2011 · I have a pre-64 M-70 in .30-06 and love the balance. I doubt I will be able to find something as elegant in 6.5 x 55 SE but I'd like to get something that's well balanced, lightweight (6.5 lbs unscoped) and accurate. I've sourced an M-70 Classic FWT in 6.5x55, in nearly new condition, for $1,000.
