.260 REMINGTON for Sale

Quick Look

Introduced by Remington in 1997, the .260 Remington was designed as a flat-shooting, long-range cartridge. Based on the .308 Winchester case, it offers excellent ballistics with lower recoil. Though not as mainstream as 6.5 Creedmoor, it retains a loyal following among long-range shooters and hunters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Excellent ballistic coefficient with 6.5mm bullets
• Low recoil for accurate follow-up shots
• Proven performance beyond 800 yards
• Adaptable for hunting and tactical platforms
• Brass easily formed from .308 Winchester cases

Key Variants

260 Remington Bolt Action Rifle

Popular with hunters and precision shooters who prefer classic bolt-action reliability.

260 Remington AR-10

Ideal for semi-automatic platforms offering faster follow-ups and tactical flexibility.

260 Remington Custom Rifle

Chosen by enthusiasts building precision rigs tuned for accuracy and performance.

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Best Use Cases

• Precision long-range shooting
• Mountain and deer hunting
• Tactical marksman rifles
• Target and range practice
• Ballistics experimentation and handloading

FAQs

What is the effective range of a 260 Remington?

The .260 Remington maintains excellent accuracy and energy out to 1,000 yards with match-grade loads.

Can I convert a .308 rifle to shoot 260 Remington?

Yes, rebarreling a .308 Winchester action is a common conversion for 260 Remington builds.

How does the 260 Remington compare to 6.5 Creedmoor?

Ballistically similar, but 6.5 Creedmoor has more factory support and match-grade ammo options.