MTheaded but happy
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This little factoid gets DSUK on Facebook very sad
Might book myself onto a hind cull later in the year . I can only imagine the S#!£ I'd get when I pulled the 22CM out of the bag .
25 Creedmoor in the field
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Might book myself onto a hind cull later in the year . I can only imagine the S#!£ I'd get when I pulled the 22CM out of the bag .
I did think about the 69tmk’s as I have around 1500 of those here anyway
7Miller
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They will zip along fairish
MTheaded but happy
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A 1 in 7 twist isn't needed , Hornady state 7 twist but don't state at what velocity . Mines a 7.5 twist , the bullets rpm is scary around 320,000 .
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Oh you'd get lots. Legal, and proven foreign record, yet folk would certainly have things to say.
"Quarter bore" shooters have been overlooked for quite some time for something new, they deserve something new to play with! On our side of the "pond" the "Quarter bore" means 25 cal shooters, based on our currency, the 25 cent piece, a quarter of the dollar. I myself seriously looking at the 25 Creed for a new deer rifle.
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Had the .25 Weatherby RPM been available when i had my 25-06 built i may well have opted for it instead. I do have a long action however.
Friend of mine had a .22/243, he was told to expect 900 rounds barrel lifeThat’s the worry is barrel life
Rake Aboot
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Somebody give me reasons not to replace my .243 with a .22 creedmoor.
Less factory ammo and fewer factory rifles would be the main ones.
Could argue less large deer legal bullet offerings in .224.
Still, I'd get one if I was in your position, purely because I wouldn't be wedded to copper in that rifle.
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