Savage 110 Tactical Desert- 6mm Creedmoor - Marksman’s Creed - #savagearms #accuracy #shootingrange

I love the 6mm Creedmoor cartridge for range shooting. This Savage 110 Tactical Desert is a tack driver. It has a 26" barrel and is shooting the 108gr Berger Elite Hunter bullet at 3070fps. It has proven to be a sub half minute gun with this load. Enjoy watching me ring some steel at multiple distances with some slow motion video mixed in. Thanks for watching.
Components list:
Peterson Brass
CCI 200 Primers
N560 Powder
Berger 108 Elite Hunter Bullets
3070fps
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