It started as the mere spark of an idea back in 2007. I wanted to write an article about how one goes about developing a wildcat cartridge. As a fan of long-range shooting, and in order to give the ...

Short answer: yes – if you use the right bullet and stay honest about your shot angles and distances. The longer answer is ...

Since the introduction of the 6.5 Creedmoor and its rise to stardom that began about six years later, Hornady has introduced three more Creedmoor cartridges. Their first new Creed was the 6mm ...

New for 2019, Berger announces the addition of two 6mm Creedmoor offerings to their successful Match-Grade Rifle Ammunition line. New Berger 6mm Creedmoor Hunting Ammunition is loaded with 95 Grain ...

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SIG officially enter the 6mm Creedmoor market with their latest offering. No, that’s not a typo. The newly released SIG ammunition that starts with a, "6″ and ends with Creedmoor isn’t 6.5. It’s the ...

Based on necking the 6.5 Creedmoor down for 6mm bullets, the 6mm Creedmoor cartridge is capable of accurate 1,000-yard shots that had moderate recoil and is predicted to be the next hot cartridge for ...

In 2015, I decided to neck the 6.5 Creedmoor case down to 0.257-caliber. With help of two fellow West Virginians, Mike Cyrus of Lehigh Defense and Jerry Dove of Dove Custom guns, I was soon shooting ...