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It'll come darn close to 284 win territory in a modern action at modern pressures.

They ain’t

Do we have a Squatch in MO?

I had a 1:7.5 twist 25-06 and it was great. I mainly got built it to shoot heavier monos, but I'd be tempted to get one again if Nosler released a heavy Accubond or ABLR in .257

Methinks Hornady’ll release the 25 creedmoor before too long. Too many bullets made for a wildcat for someone not to capitalize on the market.

Not even a 6.5x55 like they usually have. I'm sure they'll add it, though.

Long video, but this there is a new model Sako released to replace the 85. Push round feed, dual ejectors, three lug bolt, etc. Seems to be a solid rifle. Hopefully they release the lefties soon as well.

What was the monster you used to push that bullet? Geez

Just.... smdh.

I'd take that accuracy at that speed any day of the week. Good shooting.

Remington, Sako, and Tikka for me. Weatherby and Ruger were honorable mentions

I pushed, he didn't budge. I decided it wasn't worth my time.

The same could be said for a lot of cartridges. Why use a 25-06 if you can just light load a 257 wby? Why use a 270 winchester if you can just ligthload a 270 wby? Why use a 30-06 if you can just lightload a 300 win mag? It goes on. The main advantage to a Weatherby rifle in 338-06 is the use of...

My plan is a 20" bolt action with a nice maple stock. It'll still take large rifle primers because of the lower case capacity and it'll feed better than the other shawties. It's pretty perfect for NA, honestly. Anything the 30-06 does it can do a little faster.

Godspeed, Vince. Don't get yourself turned into 🐻:poop:

My next rifle's going to be a 300 RCM and I'll probably hire GAP to build it

He didn't even charge me to fix that chamber either.

Same with mine.

I don't think a bushing would be a good idea since it wouldn't be as stiff as possible, but that is good food for thought.

They look fine, just shorter than they ought to be.