6.5 Creedmore

The .260 Remington was doing it for me. Flat shooting and low recoil. I've never been a .264 zealot exactly but what's a millimeter or two. I'll party with about anything.

They did engineer the case for more efficient powder burn at the sake of a bit of feeding smoothness and an arguable increase in headspace control. I also like a longer neck, than shorter, as it's said to help keep the bullet centered in the bore. Like my 6mm Remington. I'm sure if you handle the ammo roughly it has to help some.

A shame all the hyperbole has tarnished ownership a bit for me. Were I the first kid on the block I'd be blissfully pleased. To follow the crowd that swallowed the pill like stampeding lemmings, I'm inclined to resist. But shame on me too, it's a good round. Great for a 6.5. Uniformity with domestic and foreign cases are bound to be better than 6.5X55, that I have had issues with in the past. Would make a good commercial handgun round for hunting critters smaller than Elk. Truly, if you did not fancy any recoil. I know the 7mm-08 is fantastic.

nothing but a chicken restaurant when I went to school in Emporia, Oh and darn good prairie chicken hunting