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$39.95
42 in stock
Our load is easy on the shoulder, accurate and packs a punch.
Though the Head Stamp is marked “NTW”, this is PPU Brass.
Introduced in 1891, the 6.5 Carcano cartridge quickly gained recognition for its balanced performance, offering good accuracy and moderate recoil. It became a standard issue for the Italian military and saw action in various conflicts, including World War I and World War II. Despite its historical significance, the 6.5 Carcano cartridge eventually fell out of favor as military technology evolved, but its legacy endures in the annals of firearms history.
In developing this load, we achieved adequate accuracy with the shorter barreled M91 Calvary Carbine out to 200 yards. Though, we anticipate those who use Carcano models with longer barrels will achieve greater consistency, accuracy and velocity.
Photo by @DrakeGmbH
In developing this load, we achieved adequate accuracy with the shorter barreled M91 Calvary Carbine out to 200 yards. Though, we anticipate those who use Carcano models with longer barrels will achieve greater consistency, accuracy and velocity.
Read product reviews left by customers.
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4 reviews for 6.5 Carcano (.264)
Brad E (verified owner) –
Great ammo and great company. Would buy again!
jjahb (verified owner) –
Good ammo and fast delivery. will be ordering again
Jeremiah Strebel (verified owner) –
Nice product packaging and shipped within the time frame promised. Waiting for some Vetterli and 7.35 Carcano ammo to be in stock hopefully soon. Will definitely be buying more. Thanks!!!!
kalin.lancaster123 (verified owner) –
Overall good shipping speed. Tad expensive, but when it comes down to it, this is a small operation with overhead and shipping costs, so not the end of the world. Bought 10 boxes. Shot 9 rounds so far, as accurate as I could ever be. Uses PPU brass. Overall happy to feed these guns after years of ammo shortage neglect