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CTS · January 27, 2013, 02:23 PM

You will get two different stories on it. I have one and love it. I took two nice fat does with it this past hunting season with handloaded 110gr Pro Hunters. It is a very good rifle for hunting out to 250-300 yards. Many use it for coyotes and feral hogs. It is a little more expensive to shoot than the .223 (in normal circumstances) but no more expensive than most other hunting calibers. Roughly $1 per round for factory loads. If you really want to get to know the 6.8SPC I would recommend going to http://68forums.com/forums/content.php where you will find some good people and a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Congrats on the new rifle.

January 27, 2013, 02:23 PM	#2
CTS Senior Member Join Date: November 6, 2011 Location: NE Georgia Posts: 1,070	You will get two different stories on it. I have one and love it. I took two nice fat does with it this past hunting season with handloaded 110gr Pro Hunters. It is a very good rifle for hunting out to 250-300 yards. Many use it for coyotes and feral hogs. It is a little more expensive to shoot than the .223 (in normal circumstances) but no more expensive than most other hunting calibers. Roughly $1 per round for factory loads. If you really want to get to know the 6.8SPC I would recommend going to http://68forums.com/forums/content.php where you will find some good people and a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Congrats on the new rifle.