This has me cracking up I'm honored to qualify though.

Follow up question - what is your preferred factory ammo out of the 6.5 for whitetail and pigs? The two loads I have looked at is the 140 gr Accubond and 140 grain Federal Fusion for a slightly cheaper round.

FWIW I've seen Judd wearing white Oakleys

That SOB left his White flat brim in my deer blind

FWIW I've seen Judd wearing white Oakleys

That SOB left his White flat brim in my deer blind

He drives a jacked up 4 door jeep, uses a step stool to get in it and would have a man bun if he had the hair. He doesn't go to grocery store anymore because he used a basket to get into his jeep when he forgot his stool, now he has it delivered via a phone app..... You know germs and all...

We're here for you little buddy.

Judd goes hard in the paint and then speaks the truth. I cant stand him but he speaks the truth

I "borrowed" those from David Maas' truck...he has them back now.



I got that hat as a gift from Barney...I couldn't say no...so it was left accidently on purpose. You can have it DM.



BOBO is just mad cuz he's still replacing tooth fillings from his truck beating them loose. It's all good.




If that's the case, I'll take a handle of Smithworks, couple limes and a box of Topo lime please. How else do you think posts like mine are originated?




I hate you too.



****Seriously...these types of Creedmoor leg humper posts come up so frequent, I had to try to make it "fun and entertaining". I might make it my goal in life to dethrone the gaymoor ****

7mm-08 does the absolute most work with a bullet no mass production ammo maker loads. And I prefer said load over most 6.5 Creedmoor loads.

6.5 Creedmoor will do really well with many choices of mass produced ammo. That is the main point of its' existence. It's been explained many times, but here it is again. The .260 Rem can be the ballistic twin. But Remington dropped the ball with their ammo selection, and never supported the cartridge properly. Hornady invented the 6.5 Creedmoor and properly supported it with ammo, and ammo that works. That is why it has been so successful.

As a hand loader, I don't care about factory ammo. But, most hunters are not hand loaders, so the 6.5 Creedmoor makes good sense.

B14 Ridge but in .30-06.

This. All things being equal once we get past the ammo shortage, it’s the most versatile of the three.

No I’m not. I know he asked for short action. But I figured his main reason seemed to be less recoil. I suggest the 06 since he already has 06 ammo. The Kimber he has weighs 5.5#s or so and the Bergara around 7.5#. That two pounds would tame the recoil some. If you just insist on a short action then I guess I’d say the .308. Maybe you could find some cheaper ammo in the future.

That was a good answer. Maybe you're not as drunk as I initially thought. Definitely not as drunk as 2beez.

^^^^ I concur

Hornady Precision Hunter with a 143 ELD-X (my preferred bullet) shoots great out of 3 of my Creeds My handloads with the same bullet shoot excellent and about 100 fps faster than the factory loads. Those are what I hunt whitetails, mule deer and hogs with. I shoot Hornady Superformance with 129 SST in my 16" Creed for the extra velocity and it's been hell on hogs too.