If your goal is to hit a 2x2 foot target out to 500-600 yards, the 6.5 Grendel will do fine. If you want a decent hunting round to 300, the 6.8SPC will work.


If you want to reach 800-1200 yards and shoot the dick off a fly, go with a 6.5 Creedmoor.

Most 6.5 Creeds will be heavier, though, so if you want a smaller, lighter package that can kill to 700 go Grendel.


I would go 6.5 Creed if you want extreme precision and don't mind the weight, but then again I am a long range shooter. :D

What are you getting ready to sell?


And welcome back. :D

6.5 Creedmoor..all day for long range

I got the Grendel and Creedmoor..500-700 yard not much difference for me..getting out further than that the Creedmoor

Thanks.

I'm selling my Springfield XDm 3.8" and my S&W M&P 9c.

Trying to move hot guns again Fraz?


Just bury them with the body next time.

Meh, nevermind. :)

Greed leads to stupidity. He's bound to get nailed for killing that toaster and microwave.

They should have seen the writing on the wall after the refrigerator "accident".

Yep. And now Chicago's appliance murder rate is the worst in the nation.

#ElectricalLivesMatter

I understand. They're good guns, but I'm moving away from polymer.

That is lower on my list of reasons I'm not interested. I do not like the longer trigger pull that comes with every DAO handgun I have owned or fired. I also do not prefer the smaller calibers. Though if I'm not planning on using a firearm for carry purposes it is less of an issue for me.

These have both been worked on by my gunsmith. The XDm in particular has a much better trigger pull now. But not as good as that CZ.

As far as caliber, I'm more concerned with capacity, and that's a direct reflection of the places I go. I work in the heart of Chicago, and pass through a major transportation hub twice a day; far more likely I'll run into trouble there than a local convenience store. And if I do, 15-17 rounds is better than 8 or 9.

Gasp.


They allow that large of a mag in Chicago!?

Extra mags FTW.