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Terry Johnson
May 6, 2018
Would someone please explain why they keep calling this an "entry level" rifle? It is loaded with great features, quality built, beautifully balanced and the accuracy from my 100xt 6.5 creedmoor is astonishing!1/2m.o.a all day long!
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Terry Johnson
May 6, 2018
Would someone please explain why they keep calling this an "entry level" rifle? It is loaded with great features, quality built, beautifully balanced and the accuracy from my 100xt 6.5 creedmoor is astonishing!1/2m.o.a all day long!
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Cameron Welch
June 20, 2018
Following seeing one in real life and having been interested in the 6.5 Creedmoor I decided to take the plunge. I had ny gunsmith fit a 2.5-10 Nikon prostaff 5 scope to it and bore sight it. I took it to the range set my target at 25 yds and fired one shot which clipped the 2” red bull at 6 o’clock. I missed out firing at 50 yds as a result and went straight out to 100 yds and fired 2 shots on the same reactive target the reactive colours surrounding the holes actually touched at 9 oclock about 2” outside the bull i put in 4 clicks right the two shots I fired were a low 9o’clock just inside the bull same distanceapart as my last two shots. I went one click right oneclick up and fired one shot. Result just left of center and just below center. I left the scope like that as I didn’t think iI had the fine adjustment on the budget scope to make that correction. I then moved to one of my favourite gun ranged that had a 200 yard internal gun range made up of concrete sewer pipes. I had to qualify with the new gun at 50 and 100 yds before moving on to the 200 yd range. Qualification took one shot at each! The superbiser suggested 6 clicks on the scope we fired he said one word “Bull”. I fired three more shots the span of the group measured 3/4” I think I have a keeper!
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