I'd buy your rifle, get shooting with it and if it gets any love marks on it then have it cerakoted. I'm not planning to do anymore right away, but will do it if an action or a barrel needs some TLC down the road (or if I get bored). It's worth keeping in mind that stock fire arms always sell quicker than one's that have had any customization done. So, make sure you've got a rifle you love, before sinking extra bucks into it. Pretty easy to sell/trade it for something else if you want that way.[/QUOTE]
Great point about not doing the cerakote right away but leaving it to see what happens to the factory finish.
As to the 260 vs 6.5 cm yah I know we can argue about all the little differences that may or may not be big differences. I am going with the 6.5 based on the two are really close... but I am all set up for reloading the cm already.
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