Probably not enough to see a huge variety of new bullets ? The US seem to have been at it for a couple years or more, but a lot of it centred round the 131 Blackjack, which I believe us now being made by Sierra. Out with that, it's really only Berger doing the 133 and 135, and Hornady with the 134, I think.Seems a few folk are interested in 257 again ,,,,,
I'm sure it's been done.A 25 XC would be sporty
I have some Peterson LRP brass, but will likely use necked down Lapua 6.5 LRP, just easier and cheaper.25 Creedmoor brass was just released....finally.
The 25-06 in a fast twist though .. but then you also need available, quality brassIf only we could get a decent supply/ choice of .25 cal bullets both lighter for the 1/10 say .25-06
& heavier new stuff for the 1/7 1/8 twist folks
I love my .25-06 but just not choice for ot compared to other calibres
Paul
Form from 270w/ 30-06? Both available in Norma/ Lapua.Yeah brass is another shortage / luck of the draw
Paul
I should clarify, I think the 131's are better in the air. Once they hit a deer, they are both fine.I have the 134's but the 131's are much better IMO.