My best guess is that something identical or similar is already in the works. Remington’s 7mm Short Action Ultra Mag. cartridges, for example, would be an excellent vehicle for a 6.5. And come to ...

The .264 Win. Mag. is a hot round with impressive ballistics, but it was overshadowed by the 7mm Rem. Mag. and never gained widespread popularity. The 6.5×55 Swede, one of the most popular European ...

The Second Magnum Craze: 1998-2004 Fast-forward to 1998. Starting with the .300 RUM, in the span of just six years Remington and Winchester asked the market to embrace fully 13 long, short and ...

The .264 Winchester Magnum was lauded with greatness when introduced in the early ’60s, ... for most of us the 6.5 Creedmoor is a better long-range target cartridge than the .260 Remington.

The 7mm Remington Magnum case holds more gunpowder than the 7mm PRC case. But because Hornady loads the 7mm PRC to 65,000 psi as opposed to 61,000 psi, the 7mm PRC is faster by about 100 to 150 fps.

The PSR was designed to replace the three sniper rifles then being used by special ops snipers — the .300 Winchester Magnum MK13, the M40, which shoots 7.62 mm NATO, and the M24, which has ...