NOTE: I've had an identical (except for the optic, a old-school V24 Weaver 6-24X Classic) M700 VLS 6mm Remington since the late 90's.
The 6mm Remington is a bit of a forgotten cartridge but still offers impressive performance.
As the article's author says..."Outrun in its first race against the 243 Winchester, the 6mm Remington never really got the recognition or praise it deserved and arguably never will among most folks. However, those of us who have spent the time to get to know the cartridge and the rifles chambered in it know how they can hold a special place in our hearts."
And got/used mine for these reasons also..."as the 6mm Remington bucks the wind much better than most of its 22 caliber counterparts and is able to push bullets faster than the 243 Winchester thanks to a slight edge in case capacity."
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I still have it although I've moved more to the 6mm CM, but both are great as "dual-purpose" Deer & Varmit cartridges.
V24 with Ballistic-X reticle.
The 6mm Remington is a bit of a forgotten cartridge but still offers impressive performance.
As the article's author says..."Outrun in its first race against the 243 Winchester, the 6mm Remington never really got the recognition or praise it deserved and arguably never will among most folks. However, those of us who have spent the time to get to know the cartridge and the rifles chambered in it know how they can hold a special place in our hearts."
And got/used mine for these reasons also..."as the 6mm Remington bucks the wind much better than most of its 22 caliber counterparts and is able to push bullets faster than the 243 Winchester thanks to a slight edge in case capacity."
6mm Remington | RifleMagazine
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I still have it although I've moved more to the 6mm CM, but both are great as "dual-purpose" Deer & Varmit cartridges.
V24 with Ballistic-X reticle.
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