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somebody already is making it... Mike at DTECH does make a .243/6.5 WSSM.

Yeah ranger, DEFINITELY purely for hunting. I have no illusions of storming a beach or anything (unless there are 170 class bucks on said beach)

That was actually one of my thoughts initially. But depending on how far back the bullet is seated, I should be able to utilize 120 to 140 grain triple shocks and also 120 grain tipped triple shocks. Of course, this is all just theoretical and I do plan on talking with Mike extensively about it.

Well I honestly don't see myself ever putting too much more than 1,000 rounds downrange with this badboy... Since it would handloaded exclusively ,and I already have a 223 upper to go onto my lower as well as a 22 conversion kit, then I think I'll get plenty of trigger time with the same lower.

Premium Sauces, Define "outlast" for me if you would. Do you mean wouldn't wear out as fast or do you mean the round itself. The round is a wildcat so I assume you are talking about barrel life. Also, what kind of hunting do you do? The ballistics and energy of the 7mm WSSM should...

Well to my knowledge the 7mm WSSM that Dtech makes is just a necked up 25 WSSM and uses the 25 bolt specifically desinged to withstand the additional pressures. Mike at Dtech said it wasn't the same as the traditional AR15 Bolt which is why it required a different bolt carrier group and a...

Well being the forum police/detective that you seem to be I figured you'd already know that. Not many people responded to the other threads so I decided to maximize my chances at responses. Also I respect opinions of people on multiple forums so I decided to inquire on each one. Good enough...

I'm assembling an AR15 right now for hunting purposes only. I'll be using barnes bullets exclusively and reloading everything by hand. I had been debating the issue between a 6.8spc and the grendel, but I've recently found another alternative that has been projected into the forefront. Mike over...