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6mm Creedmoor Ballistics Charts
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VOR-TX LR 95 Grain LRX BT
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95 Grain Classic Hunter
105 Grain Hybrid Target
108 Grain Elite Hunter
109 Grain Long Range Hybrid Target
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?How about a comparison between 6.0 Cred & 6.5 Cred.
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6mm Creedmoor and 6.5 Creedmoor have some key differences that can impact your choice depending on your shooting needs. 6mm Creedmoor:
- Generally has a flatter trajectory and less wind drift due to its lighter bullets. - Preferred for long-range shooting and precision applications. - Offers lower recoil, making it easier for extended shooting sessions. 6.5 Creedmoor:
- Known for its excellent ballistic performance and energy retention at longer distances. - Typically offers better terminal performance for hunting due to heavier bullet options. - Slightly more recoil than the 6mm, but still manageable for most shooters. Both cartridges have their merits, so it really comes down to what you’re looking to achieve with your shooting. What specific applications do you have in mind for either caliber
Kilroy was here
Dunno @Kilroy My experience is that lighter bullets drift more in the wind, all other factors being equal. My .20 Tactical doesn’t wind-drift much ONLY because it leaves the muzzle at about 4500+ FPS.
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