So I have recently had a 300 prc built and also have a 308. I’m looking at having another built. I’m leaning to a 6.5 prc or 6mm creed. I’m not looking at the 6.5 creed due to it being too close to 308. Which ever I go with will be for longer shots than 308 and deer/ antelope sized game. Mule deer and above will be 300 prc. The 308 is a dd5 v4 so it’s more of a brush/200 yard deer rifle the way I have it set up.
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Are you looking for info or just caliber preference?
For this I’d go 6.5 PRC between the two if that’s what you’re asking
Build a 223 to shoot the shit out of.
Solid choice to do it.
Thanks, many have recommended the 6.5 creed. But I feel like it is too similar to my Dd5 308. The 6.5 prc seems to check the boxes as a gap cartridge between it and my 300 prc.
The DD5 has been incredible to be honest. I’m shooting 168 Berger classic hunters. This is my first 3 shot group at 100 after getting it dialed in. I am a huge 308 fan for a semi auto platform and in general for short to mid range hunting which is mainly what we get here in Indiana. I have it pairs with a 1-8 vortex viper as it’s used to 300 max but mostly 100 and in when in the tree stand. I also have the geissle ssa trigger.
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Just out of curiosity or conversation piece would anyone recommend getting the 6.5 creed over the 6.5 prc?
You didn’t specify what “longer shots” means.
If you're gonna shoot it frequently, then yes, the 6.5 cm would be the obvious choice.
My bad. It will be used as mostly another whitetail rifle and antelope anything bigger I will use my 300 prc. Ranges could be any where to up close 50 yards for deer out to 400+ for antelope. My son will use it as well. He is 8 but shoots 308 ar just fine so recoil isn’t that much of a factor.
That’s a chip shot, id pic the creed personally. You and the kid can beat it up without fear of smoking the barrel in sub 1k rounds.
