[cody221]

i want to buy a new gun in oe of those caliber.... if i go for the .264 win,6.5x55, or 6.5 rem mag i will find a used 700 or m70 and put it in a mcmillan or hs precision... if i get a .257 wetaherby it will be a vanguard ordererd through the custom shop with krieger kriterion barrel and cnc machined alum. bedding block and good stock
for the 6.5x55 if i decide i want taht i may save up a long time for an sc1
help me!!

ps-i got my .22-250 this weekend!

 

[6.5shooter]

just to add something, have you thought about the 6.5x284? might be something that could be of interest since you seem to want to go custom anyways
Chris

 

[mele]

I think another important thing to consider is ammo availability. If you plan to hand load, its not that big of a deal, but if you plan to shoot factory ammo, your selections are limited on all of them, but I would say your best bet for variety would be the 6.5x55, and it probably is the most widely supported (a huge European following).

If you asked me personally, I would favor the 6.5x55, but my criterium is probably different than yours.

MEL

 

[cody221]

would it be fairly difficult to find a m70 or a m700 in one of these caliber except for the 257 mag.. i already said what route i would be going there...vanguard through the custom shop like my .22-250(better stock with a cnc macnhined aluminum bedding block, target crowned barrel)

 

[mele]

You can get a m70 classic featherweight in 6.5x55 right now (current production)

Remington made a 700 classic in 1994 (i believe that was the year) in 6.5x55.

Remington currently makes their 673 guide gun in 6.5 Rem mag.

To get a .264 Win Mag you'll have to go "old production", no current rifles are loaded for it.

MEL

 

[cody221]

yeah i was looking at my winchester and remmy catalogs last night and was like damn... i would like to find a used one though..a lil less expesnive and i want the barreled action only...

but thank you