M6 is an impressive open star cluster in eastern Scorpius. More than 100 stars are visible in a 1 degree field at 63X in the 10-inch Starfinder. My drawing records 82 stars including about 50 within the cluster. M6 is located about 5 degrees north-northeast of the stinger in the tail of the scorpion. The cluster's visual magnitude, 4.2, would normally make this an easy naked eye object. However, the region is so rich with star clusters and nebulae, pulling M6 out of this sea of stars is a challenge in itself. The most interesting feature of M6 for me is two rows of 10th magnitude stars fanning out between a pair of 8th magnitude stars. These are visible just west of center in my sketch.