25 Creedmoor anyone use it?

track said:
Sorry, Dan, I handload light for caliber with all my rifles. I love velocity but accuracy first, plus I'm not a long range shooter on paper and definately not animals. I love handloading however, this old Fudd is not jumping off the wagon, into the lake, with the latest greatest. ;) I killed this buck this past November shooting the 125 grain accubond with the great ole turdy-aught-six.
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Congrats on a beautiful buck! I love the red plaid Mackinaw style jacket and hat too. Did you take that buck while hunting on foot or from a stand?
 
Crashman said:
Congrats on a beautiful buck! I love the red plaid Mackinaw style jacket and hat too. Did you take that buck while hunting on foot or from a stand?
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I was hunting on foot, as usual. However, I'm sitting more often in the past 5 years, as the old knee's are wearing-out, plus I carry heavy rifles, which dosen't help. I do have the Mackinaw coat along with other brand name red and black plaid. I'm an old Elmer Fudd and love the nostalgia of yesteryear atire. I also hunt the old traditional methods, it works for me. The 25-06 I'm having built will be a really nice set-up for deer, I love pursuing big mature bucks.
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track said:
I was hunting on foot, as usual. However, I'm sitting more often in the past 5 years, as the old knee's are wearing-out, plus I carry heavy rifles, which dosen't help. I do have the Mackinaw coat along with other brand name red and black plaid. I'm an old Elmer Fudd and love the nostalgia of yesteryear atire. I also hunt the old traditional methods, it works for me. The 25-06 I'm having built will be a really nice set-up for deer, I love pursuing big mature bucks.
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My favourite hunt is on the ground as well. I would love to see your new build when you have it completed.
 
Cartridge design and its use should come first first - long action, short action , etc twist , and stuff like rifle max weight for match or hunting ae not nearly so important as they can be adjusted after.
Betweeen the two for a match file I would with the 25 Creedmoor for F/O or PRS simply because of the sustained recoil factor, even in a 22 pound gun.
That and the cartridge configuration.
For a hunting rifle I would likely go for the 25/06 between thd two.

HOWEVER, neither would be my first choice in either an F/O rifle or a hunting rig.
Never was a quarter bore fan for several reasons ......
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I use 243, I have no need for a quarter bore. Ammo will be stupid expensive unless one reloads.
243 at $35 bucks a box makes it just fine for deer hunting.
These new cartridges are badly overpriced. 6.5CM is coming down alot so we shall see what the 22, 25CM's come out at
 
Meroh said:
Yep, another superfluous cartridge that is no better than others, but they will market the snot out of it and convince all the newer shooters that all you need to do is pull the trigger, and whole species will drop where they stand. LOL
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The 25 creedmoor is near perfection, it’s only flaw is bullet selection. Heavy bullets go the perfect speed and still fit a remington short action. Barrel life is probably similar to it’s big brother and way better than a 6 creed. Brass is cheap and plentiful. Recoil is manageable.

What’s not to like? The more people buy in, the better support it gets, the cheaper the components. I hope they market the #### out of it too.
 
Bustercluck said:
The 25 creedmoor is near perfection, it’s only flaw is bullet selection. Heavy bullets go the perfect speed and still fit a remington short action. Barrel life is probably similar to it’s big brother and way better than a 6 creed. Brass is cheap and plentiful. Recoil is manageable.

What’s not to like? The more people buy in, the better support it gets, the cheaper the components. I hope they market the #### out of it too.
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Then when demand starts to wain, they will develop another one and market the #### out of it too.
 
waldo54 said:
I never could understand why some seem so butt hurt every time a new cartridge comes out, nothing forcing you to get one, geez, shoot what you like and bypass the rest
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I don’t understand why people hate Creedmoors? I guess it’s like everything else these days, you have to pick a team and defend it to the death.

The part that bothers me is how loud thecrazy Karen crowd is. All of the creedmoor cases are great and the 6.5 really shines for new shooters who are looking for their first factory rifle to shoot with factory ammunition. Then they come here and read some insane comments and think they’ve made some kind of mistake.
 
Bustercluck said:
I don’t understand why people hate Creedmoors? I guess it’s like everything else these days, you have to pick a team and defend it to the death.

The part that bothers me is how loud thecrazy Karen crowd is. All of the creedmoor cases are great and the 6.5 really shines for new shooters who are looking for their first factory rifle to shoot with factory ammunition. Then they come here and read some insane comments and think they’ve made some kind of mistake.
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Creedmoors are an awesome design. The new 25 Creedmoor is another amazing caliber.....:)

There are lots of Creedmoor haters on Gunnutz. There are many Liberal gun owners who are absolute flakes as well.:ROFLMAO:

Those same flakes hang out here on Gunnutz. Unfortunately one cannot fix stupid......:(
 
Bustercluck said:
I don’t understand why people hate Creedmoors? I guess it’s like everything else these days, you have to pick a team and defend it to the death.

The part that bothers me is how loud thecrazy Karen crowd is. All of the creedmoor cases are great and the 6.5 really shines for new shooters who are looking for their first factory rifle to shoot with factory ammunition. Then they come here and read some insane comments and think they’ve made some kind of mistake.
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Yes the CM line is a great cartridge, I have a 6mm CM and it is so sweet to shoot and accurate as anything I have, I have had it out to 1100 yards and have a kill on a coyote at 724 yards, very efficient
 
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