Opinions on the 6.5 PRC

The 7mm Rem Mag is a great old classic and has great factory support but if the 7mm PRC ever gets near the factory support I believe it will overtake the 7mm Rem Mag in popularity and would be my choice at that point for a fast 7mm cartridge.

It's a guarantee it gets hold. Hornady is 100% behind it. Rifle manufactures want to sell new rifles so they will produce what they know there is ammo for. Other ammo manufactures will follow suit because of rifle sales. It's the 6.5CM formula. All the PRCs will take off.

The 7 Rem Mag is here to stay, but more new 7mm rifles will end up being 7 PRC as time goes on.

-jm2c
 
Projectile selection makes a huge difference as well. What have you been using in your 7 mag and 6.5 PRC?

I killed a pronghorn with a 147 gr ELDM out of a 6.5 CM in 2022 and it dropped him like lightning. I’ve since decided I prefer something with more reliable penetration, especially for the possibility of up close shots. Interested to know what you’ve been using.

Try the 120 gr TTSX in the 6.5 PRC @ around 32xx fps. You will be surprised
 
I’m using the 142 gr ABLR in my 6.5 PRC.
 

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