Hey guys,
I am new here
I would like to ask about 6.5 PRC.
What kinds of MOA group you guys tried.
Please let me know
I am new here
I would like to ask about 6.5 PRC.
What kinds of MOA group you guys tried.
Please let me know
- Thread starter Gezhongkeng
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Not to be a dick, but your question doesn’t make sense. I suggest you read. A lot.
Hows the accuracy like MOA groups at 100yd
Do you own other rifles, if so - what calibers?
Do you know their effective distance?
Are you considering a 6.5? If so, for what reason? Hunting, target, PRS, etc?
Your post leaves a lot to be answered.
Please be specific in what information you are trying to obtain.
I have a 308win rifle now. I am looking for a new calibers for shooting group. My 308 can do avg 0.4 moa group for 5shots 5group.
I hope i can find a better accuracy under 300yd but not 6ppc 6br and 30br.
Many may argue the 6.5PRC is the new 6.5Creed, many may not. I’d say it’s too new of a cartridge to determine.
Better accuracy under 300yards? Really, the bullet is .310. With a .4moa that isn’t 2 bullets wide at 100. 6.5 PRC is a waste for 300 yards. Get a .223, or .223AI.
He guys here are right. Personally I’m not into shooting groups but if that is what you enjoy then a 6.5 PRC is a huge waste of money. I have been entertaining the thought of building one for some time now but my ranges here are only 600-700 yards so I just can’t justify the expense. Inside 300 a 223 would be perfect. Ammo is cheap to reload. You will probably get 2-3 rounds for the same cost as a single 6.5 PRC. If you don’t reload there is a ton of quality ammo available. Just don’t get caught in the trap of burning out barrels shooting groups and missing your shot at 600 yards because you can’t read the wind.
6br
But since you said no 6br
223
But since you said no 6br
223
The reason I post about 6.5 PRC is I want someone real shooting 6.5 PRC to talk about. I did not find a lot of information about this calibre. Don't tell me 223 is better and cheaper, Why you guys do not buy .22. They do the same job on paper. LOL
It will shoot as good as the barrel and smith who put it together.
It could shoot great or it could be complete shit like your questions.
You didnt find a lot about it because there isnt much yet, its new.
That said for 300 yards its complete over kill unless youre hunting nilgai.
And lots of people do choose 223 for 300 yards over the larger stuff, just look at f class. And the 22lr prs style shooting is blowing up with the nrl22.
It seems that you need to do some reading up before you start trying to talk down to us because we dont understand what the fuck youre trying to do with your ignorant, incomplete comments. If you are wanting to shoot groups then go 6ppc 6br and 30br like all the other benchresters do. They do it for a reason.
It could shoot great or it could be complete shit like your questions.
You didnt find a lot about it because there isnt much yet, its new.
That said for 300 yards its complete over kill unless youre hunting nilgai.
And lots of people do choose 223 for 300 yards over the larger stuff, just look at f class. And the 22lr prs style shooting is blowing up with the nrl22.
It seems that you need to do some reading up before you start trying to talk down to us because we dont understand what the fuck youre trying to do with your ignorant, incomplete comments. If you are wanting to shoot groups then go 6ppc 6br and 30br like all the other benchresters do. They do it for a reason.
Have you ever used 6.5PRC，if not shut up!
I'm going to suggest that perhaps English may not be you native language?
If that's the case, perhaps introduce yourself as to where you come from and the kind of shooting you do and such.
That might help people offer advice that's easier to understand based on your local shooting type.
Those that have written about the 6.5 PRC, much like the .300 PRC all say that it is capable of excellent accuracy, however that is going to depend mostly on your rifle, barrel, bullet, load etc.
As for your point it's a matter of what you want to do when changing from .308
6.5 Creedmoor has less recoil and better aerodynamics than the average .308
The 6.5 PRC is a similar idea but designed to drive the same bullet faster, so you'll get more recoil, but have more energy and longer range.
The more recoil generally makes you have to work harder to keep your groups tight.
/me goes to grab a cup of tea saying to themself "This may turn epic".
Cuz, I will only keep one rifle, sometime will go longer range to shoot. I know 6.5 prc is new, but I want to try. Hope the higher speed will get better accuracy.
Speed doesnt have dick to do with accuracy.
But keyboard can be you dick
Maybe Keycap?
It’s a caliber made to shoot 800+ Yards accurately with lots of energy on target.
If you want little tiny groups on paper at only 300 a .223 would do it all day long.
If you want little tiny groups on paper at only 300 a .223 would do it all day long.
Is this rifle for just target shooting and if so at what distance are you shooting?
Do you plan to hunt animals with it & if so which animals and at what distance?
What the higher speed will give you is:
Longer supersonic range
Flatter trajectory to a specific point compared to a slower round
More energy delivered for hunting.
The downside is that you get more recoil & many shooters find that higher recoil makes it harder for them to shoot really tight groups, or in competition stay on target with their scope so they can see where the round hits. In addition to being a bit more costly.
There are probably several builders on the site here that can build you a 6.5 PRC that will be able to hold 1/4th MOA groups if your drive them correctly & also have the bullet and load that they like. To get the best results, you'll probably need to hand load and tune the load for the barrel.
Thanks
I only shoot target，the range close to me only provide 200yd, but another 800yd range need drive 2 hours. So I looking for a calibre can do all job well. I will do hand load. Need time to tune the load, but it will be fun.
A 6.5 PRC would work very well and be way more than enough, if you don't mind the recoil, which I think will be a bit more than your .308
With some fine tuning of your 6.5 PRC you could run the bullets faster so that you have a flatter trajectory at 800 yards.
You could run a fast twist barrel and try these bullets: https://warner-tool.com/collections/flat-line-projectiles/products/6-5-mm-121gr
However 200 to 800 yards shooting targets would be perfect for a 6.5 Creedmoor, so I'd suggest that you also consider that one, it will probably give you everything you want and be cheaper and easier to find ammo for as well as giving you a lot less recoil.
Don't listen to the guy keyboard be a dick, no educate
6.5 can do job well for shoot long long time, work hard, shoot good.
another calibre also shoot good but also not shoot fast, much price
Okay, U-S-A
How about you stop asking questions and do what you want to then. If you do not like people’s replies then stop asking. If you shoot under 300 yards then get a 50cal. Every reply is valid but clearly your mind is made up so just get a 65PRC.
From your responses, I’m beginning to doubt you hold .4moa with your 308.
If you don't reload I would skip the PRC. My buddy just got one and I am getting better velocity in my 260 with handloads than he is with factory ammo.
6.5 prc much good. me has uno. Get 5,000 rounds per barrel i do. best caliber from zero to 250 yards. Past 250, cartridge so-so, picks back up at 900+. Gets excellent MOAs. usually 5-6 MOAs easy.
other good choice is 6.5x300 win mag. shoots paper like a pig in a toasters.
don't get 223. trash. lots of trash. terrible for 300 yards. holes to small. can't see. doesn't make big noise.
other good choice is 6.5x300 win mag. shoots paper like a pig in a toasters.
don't get 223. trash. lots of trash. terrible for 300 yards. holes to small. can't see. doesn't make big noise.
I doubt your are getting a 147gr bullets to run 3100 fps with a 260, and yes that is what I'm getting out of hornady factory match.
Could you please in English explain what you want to do with this rifle. At start you said 300 yards then 800yards. There's a big difference! What kind of gun are you going to be running? If your shooting 300 and under get 223. But if your dead set on 6.5 orc go for it.
I think you would be better off with a 300NM.
It should get you to 200yds with little bit MOA
MOA group
6.5PRC not
300 NM calibre can do all job well
It should get you to 200yds with little bit MOA
MOA group
6.5PRC not
300 NM calibre can do all job well
well hahaha, he is going to order 6.5prc BA form PVA today. He saw my 1000yd group this weekend.........
I know im late but he doesn't need to answer your interrogation for such a simple question. The man asked what your experiences were with the caliber. That is all. You don't need to know his intentions. You don't need to know what his inventory is...He would most likely be better off if you just stayed out of his conversation because you seem to be just another know it all keyboard commando … Answer the man or just stfu and don't be a douche.
Go fuck yourself and merry Christmas.
Somebody stayed up drinking to late Xmas Eve. Revives a dead thread to start a internet fight @ 2:30am on Christmas. LOL
Oh and Merry Christmas!
