Troy

No, no,

I think it's probably a lot to do with shot placement and selection of bullets.

There just wasn't a lot of bullets when the 6.5 first came out because it was just a precision long range kind of gun.

And it was not really ever sort of designed or set up with ammo for hunting.

I think they probably have better rounds now, but that's a fast moving round.

You know, a 25-06 ain't far off from it, but it'll take a deer out quick.

I mean,

I shoot deer, I don't shoot deer now, but I used to shoot deer with .25-06.

I used to shoot coyotes, or still shoot coyotes if I see them in the daylight.

But, man, it's a heck of a round.

And it's got a lot of the ballistics of the 6.5 Cremor.

It's a very flat shooting gun, but it's moving extremely fast.

You got to hunt with a heavier bullet.

I'm hunting with a 129 grain bullet right now.

The bullets I got in it are... What are the ones I got in it?

I can't remember.

They're not Hornady's.

Man, I can't think of it.

Anyway, the round looks almost like a .308 round.

There's not very much difference