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You will want low power capability, and quality glass. Clarity will be higher on the list than it is in most lr shooting. Quality glass can cut down on glare from kill lights, which can be a problem sometimes. I do an awful lot of predator hunting both day and night, and like bushnell elite...

You will be best off not to educate any of them on any sound until they are a little more active/desperate/horny/ ect.

Packed hunters for ten years, kenetreck are unequalled IMO

And 1500 is not a mile, not by a long shot

Set the 308 bullet on your dash, haul ass straight to the target. When u get there jump out and throw the bullet. The amount of time that takes , times 42, divided by 42, give you the proper MOA. I think

Is this real life?

The issue is not overly abundant, but it has happened quite a bit. Since sending mine off, I've read of quite a few cases of the exact same thing. I still feel they are damn good other than that. But, look into it cause I promise you it's reL

My suggestion worked for both

Horny Toad

I have that exact rifle, or rather savage has it. Had major pressure issues using factory ammo. Crack bolt face and broken ejector. Shooting partner of mine had the same issue with his, sent it to savage, still blowing primers. It is important to point out that I have a ruger hawkeye that shoots...

You refused to look where I posted about shooting 100gt out of a 6.5....... What about that mr physics? Happens to be a pretty neat load. Or does it have to be on the heavy end of possibilities for the caliber to be discussed??

The op never said a word about 243.

All owned by guys I regularly shoot with. I don't get "biased" based on anything but what I've seen. It's not one of my kids, just a superior cartridge in MY opinion. He said his wife shoots a 223. He said he was looking at a 6.5 creedmoor. That leads me to believe he may not want to get into...

I always had to go with leupys on my #1s, let us know what you find

Yes I have shot them both at distance. That's why I have three creedmoors. Before settling I also shot a few 260's, 6.5x284, 6br, and 6.5x47 lapua. Still have the creedmoors. Covinience and overall broad base multi use performance won out

Nonsense. If 6mm was the way to go for that case, they would have made it a 6 instead of a 6.5. But they didn't because a 6 would not fill near the gap that the 6.5 does. The 6mm creedmoor is for folks that like to tinker and experiment for the sake of doing so. It happens around good cartridges...

Better ballistics in what way?

Oddly enough the creedmoor is my favorite caliber for sure. I have three. All in different configurations. Light hunting, coyote/predator hunting, and long range/long range hunting. Incredible little caliber

There is some good stuff in the for sale section at the moment. I remember seeing two 243's that were damn fine deals. One in a b&c medalist, scope, the whole bit. Sounds like the right deal for you to me maybe

Lol x2 . Should have thought that out a little better