Creedmoor Calibers Compared
The Creedmoor family has grown well beyond the 6.5mm cartridge that started it all. What began in 2007 as a […]
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6mm Creedmoor vs 6.5 Creedmoor: The Tradeoff Between Wind and Barrel Life
The Quick Answer: The 6mm Creedmoor is simply a 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge case necked down to accept a smaller, lighter
7mm PRC Ballistics, Load Data & Specs (Hornady 7 PRC)
Below, we break down the complete 7mm PRC load data, 1000-yard ballistics charts, and compare its recoil directly to the
300 PRC Ballistics, Load Data & 1000-Yard Trajectory
With the new craze about the PRC family of cartridges marketed by Hornady, is the big brother of the bunch,
6.5 PRC Ballistics, Load Data & Case Specs (6.5mm PRC)
The 6.5 PRC was developed specifically for competitive precision rifle shooters, but it has since earned its way into hunters’ hands as well.
Hornady PRC Cartridges Compared: 6.5 vs 7mm vs 300 PRC
When Hornady introduced the Precision Rifle Cartridge (PRC) family, they weren’t just releasing new calibers to sell more brass; they
308 Vs 30-06: A Reloader’s Guide
When I compare 308 vs 30-06, I do not start with hunting stories or military nostalgia. I start at the
25 Creedmoor: Ballistics, Load Data, Specs & Barrel Life
The 25 Creedmoor is a modern quarter bore cartridge built from the Creedmoor family, and it matters because it gives
8.6 Blackout Ballistics: Trajectory, Twist Rates, and vs .308
The 8.6 BLK cartridge pioneered by Kevin Brittingham of Q, changing the game when it comes to hunting rounds.
6mm GT or 6GT, the New 6 on the Block.
The GT in 6mm GT, stands for George (as in George Gardner from GA Precision) and Tom (as in Tom Jacobs from Vapour Trail Bullets), the two guys who developed the cartridge, out of the need to have a 6mm cartridge that can use the forgiving propellants that the 6BR, 6BRX, 6BRA and 6mm Dasher use providing large nodes making load development easier for each new barrel, whilst still being able to feed from a magazine reliably like a 6mm Creedmoor.
6.5 GAP 4S a.k.a. 6.5 SAUM, what is it?
The GAP stands for GA Precision, who originally made the cartridge famous during owner of GA Precision, George Gardner’s use of the caliber during professional competition rifle shooting in 2012.
22 Creedmoor: Load Data, Ballistics, Twist Rates & Specs
The Creedmoor in 22 Creedmoor denotes the fact that it comes from a 6.5mm Creedmoor which has been necked down to accept a .224 bullet.