std7mag
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Yup!Plenty of inherently accurate cartridges.
All of them!
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Yup!Plenty of inherently accurate cartridges.
Thanks for the info.I don't have a 6.5 PRC, but I have a Howa Hogue 1500 in 30-06 and with a good handload it is an amazingly accurate rifle. It even shot Federal Fusions in a cloverleaf at 100 yards and less than a 1.5 inch group at 200. All in all I'm very happy with the rifle. If you're concerned about the accuracy of the 6.5 PRC, the Army is starting to use them as an urban sniper rifle on an AR platform for shorter distances.
Ditto except for the SS preferenceTo Millsworks,
I’ve owned three Howas and still have two. All of mine shot great and I’m sure the new ones will too. My preference is the SS ones. I’ve no exp with the 6.5 PRC. I’d say go for it.
Twas sarcasm. mtmuley
Where did you see the Army starting to use 6.5 PRC? SOCOM has been using the 6.5 creed for a while, but I was not aware of anyone even testing the 6.5 PRC. I do know that 300 PRC has been in testing for quite a while and I believe they are now field testing it with the new weapon system (Barrett MRAD). I feel like it would not be the smartest idea for them to use the 6.5 PRC in a gas system due to short barrel life. We currently use 7.62 in the gas system and it has a barrel life that is probably quadruple the PRC. Sorry for the total derailment of the topic... For the record I think I will be adding a 6.5 PRC to the collection next year for mid-size game (antelope, deer, etc.).I don't have a 6.5 PRC, but I have a Howa Hogue 1500 in 30-06 and with a good handload it is an amazingly accurate rifle. It even shot Federal Fusions in a cloverleaf at 100 yards and less than a 1.5 inch group at 200. All in all I'm very happy with the rifle. If you're concerned about the accuracy of the 6.5 PRC, the Army is starting to use them as an urban sniper rifle on an AR platform for shorter distances.
Guns and Ammo TV showWhere did you see the Army starting to use 6.5 PRC? SOCOM has been using the 6.5 creed for a while, but I was not aware of anyone even testing the 6.5 PRC. I do know that 300 PRC has been in testing for quite a while and I believe they are now field testing it with the new weapon system (Barrett MRAD). I feel like it would not be the smartest idea for them to use the 6.5 PRC in a gas system due to short barrel life. We currently use 7.62 in the gas system and it has a barrel life that is probably quadruple the PRC. Sorry for the total derailment of the topic... For the record I think I will be adding a 6.5 PRC to the collection next year for mid-size game (antelope, deer, etc.).
Might try here:It would be nice to know where or who to ask about ordering directly from Howa and shipping to my local gun shop.
I would sure like to be able to order one with a heavier barrel contour than the Sporter type I have been seeing.
Have yet to get any response there from my past questions.
That said, “inherently accurate” is used all the time. Is there such thing as inherently inaccurate? Is there a cartridge that’s just pretty hard to get to shoot well?
I’ve just never heard the inverse wondering if anyone has? I feel like I’ve heard folks say that about the 9mm?