I love reloading after the initial output which I made up the first year easy it is a cheap and useful hobby.

I don't have the funds for reloading gear and the gun.

That is sweet!

I'm a .308 guy too, but I met a Scottish guy out of Idaho at the Missoula gun show last week that makes precision AR's in 6.5 with reciprocating left side charging handles. He had one gallon milk jugs hit just off of center at 1325 yds with it. He said it is one of the flattest shooting rounds out there for the amount of powder it uses. Seemed pretty neat.

6.5 Grendel or 6.5 Creedmore?
The Creedmore would have to be built on an ar10

Grendel. Sorry, I always forget which is which since I have neither, though he had some AR10 types too so he could probably do Creedmore also.

I really like that straight recoil design. I have a couple of rifles that I built on Howa 1500 stainless actions back during grad school when cash was tight. I never took them varmint in but I have some 0.5 MOA 5 shot target groups stuffed order the foam in the case.

The problem is what do I do when my new Ruger can't keep up with the Howa?

I am a die hard Ruger fan but I am still upset about that stainless 77/22 Mag that is sitting in the closet. I could never get a decent group out of that - even though I really love that rifle.

I had to send a ruger GSR back to the factory 2 times in the first 3 months of owning it. Nice rifle but it had its fair share of problems. My ruger single six hunter is pretty sweet but not as accurate as my dads buckmark