6.5 Grendel vs 6.5 Creedmoor - Clay Blocks!!! 

Got me some of the hearing protection too cant wait to try them.out

Ooo dude below had a great idea, battle of the 6.5 cartridges, but thats kinda meh because there are only few. Now a battle royal of the .30 cal/7.62mm, that will have quite a few. And we cam fudge some and slip in that .350 Legend.

My favorite is 6.5 Grendel. If people would not reject it because of it's size and look at the results they would choose the efficient 6.5 Grendel.

I already picked the 6.5 Grendel. The AR-15 is lighter weight than an AR-10. Thanks for these videos, sir. And good luck catching the jackwagons who broke into your store and stole your guns. It pisses me off on your behalf.

Yea! Grendel

Where is grendel brass cheaper?

I have a stripped lower that I can't decide on what caliber. I have a 6.5cm upper for my DB10. Grendel ammo is extremely hard to find or it probably would be my choice, maybe 6ARC, but ammo still isn't easy to find.

It's a great round

Grendel ammo isn't hard to find online but it's expensive like all ammo. I got a Larue 6.5 grendel when it was only $800. They're about $1,300 now but I absolutely love that gun.

@@bboness713 So, in a rush to get a bid on, what I thought was creedmoor, turned out to be Grendel. I now have 500rnds stacked up. I'm waiting on my Surefire warcomp to be the crowning jewel on my newest build.

243 vs 22.250 with hornady v-max boolots would be a good one

Awesome!

Agreed, 6.5 CM is an ar10 platform while the others are ar15 platforms

It also seems to be the smoothest operating cartridge in the AR platform. I'll be getting one as soon as things stabilize. Lol

@@eac1235 Good choice. I love mine.

@@eac1235 ammo still high tho

@@JamesBond-oc4gm Yeah that's a fact. I can only hunt with Copper rounds in Cali so it's even worse.

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I've got an AR in grendel, it's nice except for the cost of ammo

It is, just don't plan on doing magdumps with it.

Might as well do a 6mm ARC with the cost of ammo then. Basically just a necked down grendel with more velocity than a 6.5 but similar B.C. and more weight than a 223. Just like a mini .243 win in an AR.

@@PineyJustice unless you’re Elon rich

@@ryane6719 If only there was a single person in the world who was obsessed with guns AND elon rich, we might see some real interesting stuff.

Well that sucks. I'd like to say that here in America we know what to do with tyrants, except that we keep allowing them to take our freedoms away little by little under the guise of security. So it seems that Americans have either Forgotten what to do, or have lost their balls somewhere in the last 246 years. Good luck my South Hemisphere friend.

Mortimer. My dad's favorite nickname for me.

just ordered a 6.5 grendel upper for the ar.

Me too....I just bought a Bear Creek Arsenal AR15 in .223 Wylder. They have a 20" upper in 6.5 Grendel for a really good price that will fit right on the AR15 lower.

@@britskihambone8158 how do you like the 6.5 Grendel from Bear Creek

I like the creedmoor also but the grendel does get the job done also it's lightweight I like both calibers both get the job done but creedmoor has more range but both have can pack a punch once it hits it 🎯

Would love to see this! I have become a big fan of the PRC recently. Would especially like to see a "how many paper plates" episode.

There's probably a vid of this exact competition somewhere on the RU-vid... everything is on the RU-vid nowadays.

The 6.5 PRC is an amazing round that should be more popular than the 6.5 Creedmoor in my opinion.

Awesome

Me too and love my Bergara

Bergara in 6.5 CM. nuff said

My thoughts exactly. I do like the 6506 alot.

If I take my same barrel lengths and shoot the same bullets between 6.5 Grendel, 6.5CM, and .260 Rem, I get: 175yds more supersonic reach with 6.5CM 200yds more supersonic reach with .260 Rem All of them are supersonic past 1000yds for me, so the larger cases justify themselves if shooting more ELR or higher wind conditions from 800 on out. In practice for me, that meant that I started shooting the Grendel a lot more than the others. It’s nothing for me to load a batch of 100-200 rounds and not worry about the brass being ruined, whereas I lose primer pockets really fast with .260 Rem, and have to trim every time. There’s a lot more work I have to put into brass prep with .260 Rem, for low case life as a cost for the performance gains. I just like shooting steel at distance in courses or recreationally, so Grendel is the money for that.

Good idea

Thank you for that info. As a beginner reloader, I can use all the tricks of the trade I can get.

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Thanks for watching

It's high as shit

@@JamesBond-oc4gm I assume it is.but I'm still in the middle on it I kinda like well 600-700 yards with 75 cents a round ammo or maybe the same thing as a AK and have 300 ish yards I can get max.bht I've heard people say it's good for more than 5.56

@@metalfenderguybradwalker1916 yea I've heard it was made to be better than 5.56. But idk

Thanks for watching Billy!

I have both and .260 Rem. Biggest advantages to 6.5 Grendel are: 1. Fits inside the AR-15 or micro actions for bolt guns. It makes it very easy to get into in the AR-15 chassis. 2. I can easily watch my own shot due to minimal muzzle climb, even from lightweight rifles. 3. Brass life is almost endless with Grendel, not so with Creedmoor and .260 Rem. 4. Barrel life is better than .308 with 6.5 Grendel due to low chamber pressure and not over-bored. What I found with the same barrel lengths between .260 Rem and Grendel, shooting the same bullet, was that I get maybe 200yds more supersonic reach with the .260, so the .260 Rem hits the Grendel’s muzzle velocity at when the .260 has reached 200yds. Grendel MV starts at 200yds in the .260 Rem, and maybe 175yds for the 6.5CM. I never thought it would happen that way, so I ended up shooting Grendel more and more, while .260 Rem got used less and less. .260 Rem absolutely out-performs it, but at pretty significant penalties in brass life, recoil, muzzle climb, bigger/heavier rifle action, more powder consumption, and less barrel life. I like all the 6.5s. I still kinda want a .264 Win Mag, 6.5 Rem Mag, 6.5x55, and 6.5x54 M-S.

@@LRRPFco52 You know a lot more about it than me, that's for sure. Great job. Personally, I just can't afford to have too many different caliber firearms. I try to stay with the main calibers that are readily and (sometimes) still affordable. It took me a while to get a 6.5 Creedmoor but I'm glad I did. It is just a fantastic long range round. Thanks for the info. Stay safe. 👍

Damn hippies! 😭

Thanks for watching Mark!

Coming soon

Good idea

I love the CVA Cascade!