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Old 2008-11-27, 03:03
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Default Anyone but DPMS make an AR in 6.5 Creedmore?

My BIL has a hardon to get an AR in 6.5 Creedmore and it sounds like DPMS is backed up about 6 months.
Just wondered if anyone else made one or if any of you fellow surfers have some links to DPMS dealers who may stock one. Thanks in advance.
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Old 2008-12-03, 00:18
jodevilgod1 jodevilgod1 is offline
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Default Re: Anyone but DPMS make an AR in 6.5 Creedmore?

Good question!

DPMS is the only one Ive seen, but then again I havent been paying much attention to this round.

I do recall some redneck selling uppers for it at a gun show.

There is a .260 remington and a 6.5x47 Lapua. This creedmore deal is like trying to bridge the gap between .308 and .30 -06. Why bother? There are already rounds that are a bit more established. Plus that round would mean taking off a little too much material from a .223 boltface for my liking.

Im not help, but this is a good brain buster.
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Old 2008-12-08, 17:30
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Default Re: Anyone but DPMS make an AR in 6.5 Creedmore?

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Originally Posted by jodevilgod1
Good question!

DPMS is the only one Ive seen, but then again I havent been paying much attention to this round.

I do recall some redneck selling uppers for it at a gun show.

There is a .260 remington and a 6.5x47 Lapua. This creedmore deal is like trying to bridge the gap between .308 and .30 -06. Why bother? There are already rounds that are a bit more established. Plus that round would mean taking off a little too much material from a .223 boltface for my liking.

Im not help, but this is a good brain buster.


I don't know why he's hellbent on the Creedmore, prolly cause not many others will have one for a while. I have been eyeballing one in 260 for a while just hadn't taken the plunge. Wish I would have now.
 
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