bob_dobalina
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.257 110 TGK
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remingtonman_25_06
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Looks like a dang good deer/antelope bullet for the 2506!
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bob_dobalina
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bob_dobalina
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remingtonman_25_06":t4ritln0 said:
They are supposed to be a little tougher than the ELD-Xs. I doubt they'll be as tough as the AccuBond though I love them. If they group with them I'll be happy.
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Slimfinn":103yh8f7 said:
Will do!
BruceP
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I’ve got to find some of those for the 25 Creedmoor XP100.
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Guy Miner
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I've gotten stuck in the 115 gr Ballistic Tip Blue Cyclone rut. It's a good rut. :grin:
But I really ought to branch out a little more and get around to trying the 115 Partitions, 110 Accubonds and 100 gr E-Tips I have on hand. It's been a long time since I shot anything with my 25-06, with some bullet other than the 115 grain Blue Cyclones!
Best of luck with the new TGK, it looks sleek!
Guy
But I really ought to branch out a little more and get around to trying the 115 Partitions, 110 Accubonds and 100 gr E-Tips I have on hand. It's been a long time since I shot anything with my 25-06, with some bullet other than the 115 grain Blue Cyclones!
Best of luck with the new TGK, it looks sleek!
Guy
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bob_dobalina
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What is the bc
Rednek rampager
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Looks like it’ll fly just fine. I’ve been on the prowl for some .257 bullets in the 110 gn range but have been unable to get any.
They always seem to be out of stock.
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cloverleaf
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BruceP":2koxjtwl said:
Ok Bruce- Pics and details if you have an "XP" will be required.
Havent really seen or heard of a 25 Creed but I suppose its a 6.5 Creedmore necked back up....?? Good grief- it was a 250 savage to begin with!! (kidding... ) Seriously, those XP's sound like fun! I keep threatening to try the 110 in my 250 on the "Creedmore theroy", might have to try one or the other if I can find them. Trouble is...them blue cyclones work so well... CL
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cloverleaf":yj4zbsto said:BruceP":yj4zbsto said:
Ok Bruce- Pics and details if you have an "XP" will be required.
The 25 Creedmoor is a 6.5 necked down or a 6 Creedmoor necked up. My xp100 was built by Chris Rhodes at Bayside Custom Gunworks. Action work, Kreiger 1:9 twist barrel cut to 16” Harrell’s brake all in a McMillian center grip stock. The glass is a Vortex viper HST 6-24 and my better loads will hold 3 shot groups in the .3’s and 500 yard groups under MOA with my best group being right at 2”.
hunter24605
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If they fly anything like the .224 version, they are fantastic and smash groundhogs and coyotes.
cloverleaf
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(Explicitive deleted) THAT is one serious pistol! Too cool! Makes me want to have somthing built in 250 Savage. That would be legal in the "slug zone" in MN. Just sfraid I'd blow the side mirror off my "rolling ground blind"! :lol: Thanks for posting, that is a coool looking set up. CL
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Thanks CL. I also have a xp100r rear grip in 260 Remington. It is mostly stock except for a Ross brake and and a Timney Calvin Elite trigger set to 10 oz. Also have a savage striker in 22 BR that had been custom built before I bought it. Those things are so much fun to shoot that between those and a couple of contender barrels I probably haven’t fired 30 rounds through all of my rifles combined in the last 5-6 years.
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