Understanding the Six-Five Creedmoor Exploring Ballistics The magic of the 6.5 Creedmoor lies in its impressive ballistics. The bullet diameter, a consistent 6.5mm (.264 inches), offers a good balance between sectional density and ballistic coefficient. Sectional density (SD) refers to a bullet’s ability to penetrate a target, based on its weight and diameter. The 6.5mm … Read more
The Significance of Brass: Why It Matters The 6.5 Creedmoor has quickly become a dominant force in the world of precision shooting and hunting. Known for its exceptional ballistic coefficient, flat trajectory, and relatively mild recoil, this cartridge allows shooters to reach out to impressive distances with remarkable accuracy. However, the performance of the 6.5 … Read more
Understanding the Fundamentals: Diameter Matters When we talk about bullet size in the context of the 6.5 Creedmoor, one of the first and most important factors to consider is the bullet’s diameter. The standard diameter for bullets designed for the 6.5 Creedmoor is universally accepted: it is 6.5 millimeters. Converted to inches, this measures .264 … Read more
The Importance of a Correct Zero The 6.5 Creedmoor. The name alone conjures images of precision, long-range dominance, and a growing community of passionate shooters. This versatile cartridge has become a favorite for everything from competitive shooting to hunting various game. But even the most accurate rifle and premium ammunition are useless if your optics … Read more
Introducing the 6.5 Creedmoor and Federal Power Shok The 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge has taken the shooting world by storm. Celebrated for its flat trajectory, excellent ballistic coefficient, and manageable recoil, it has become a top choice for both hunters and target shooters alike. And when looking for affordable, yet effective, ammunition for this popular cartridge, … Read more
Unveiling the Strengths of the 6.5 Creedmoor Exceptional Flight Dynamics At the heart of the 6.5 Creedmoor’s success lies its superior ballistic coefficient (BC). A bullet’s BC is essentially a measure of how efficiently it cuts through the air. A higher BC means the bullet resists wind drift and retains its velocity over longer distances. … Read more
Understanding the Core Influences on Barrel Longevity Ammunition Quality and Its Impact The quality of the ammunition you use has a profound impact. Consider the powder used. Modern powders often contain additives to mitigate throat erosion, but the burning characteristics of the powder still heavily influence barrel wear. Higher-velocity cartridges tend to experience faster erosion. … Read more
Why the fifty-yard mark is a great starting point The 6.5 Creedmoor has earned a reputation for exceptional long-range performance. But before you reach out to those extended distances, it’s essential to establish a solid foundation, and the fifty-yard zero provides exactly that. This intermediate distance offers several advantages that make the process more manageable … Read more
