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10mm...a 9mm can work with flat nose hard cast 147gr +P+ 16 to 19 rds would work also. I personally prefer a 45 Super 255 Hardcast going 1175fps @685 fpe. 13 rds out of an HKUSP45.

My 17 hmr has honestly impressed me, hit a crow at 182 yards and blew it's back out.. at that range the little .17 gr v max was probably only doing 1350fps but had the energy to still expand and do damage. I'd call the 17hmr a 150 yard gun.

I love how the podcast ended, but the passion for the topic continued for another ten min.

I own two, no ARs both are Remington bolt guns. 700 Tactical 22" (a matte blue version of the VSSF) and 700 Police 26". The 700 Tactical with Speer 90 TNTs at close to 3000 fps does the job on coyotes and absolutely explodes marmots. I challenge hunters who turn up their noses to the 6.8 SPC to compare it to the tried and true 250 Savage, basically identical ballistically. Waiting to try the 85 grain Barnes X on an Antelope. Would like to build a 15" XP100 in 6.8.

Mrkt. mgr. dribble. 325 is very efficient and flattens game. Stock up on brass and handload it.

You said Miata, now we know your gay. Congratulations on your coming out.

I have homeboys model 700 1977 7 rem mag I’d part with her for the right price

If you knew that you would only have a chance for one shot before the bear was on you, would you choose the 10 mm?

You never seem to hear the discussion which is probably the most useful and important. The talk about what real world results the average guy can expect with an average rifle shooting commonly available off the shelf ammo. The average Joe with a 22" Ruger American who buys a box of Remington Core-Lokt isn't going to see the claimed 2,700fps, nor the impressive BC some 6.5 bullets have, nor the sub MOA groups some 6.5s loads/rifles can print. In general, the .308 will serve the average hunter better. Without handloading and a custom 26" bull barrel the long range precision shooter will be left disappointed with the 6.5.

What I carry ..G29 converted over to 9x25mm. Works good in the woods..or the city. I use the Underwood 90gr. Extreme Defender.

There's a lost tablet that has .277 on it Maybe? But 6.5 is a thing.

30-06 elk. 6.5 deer. How dead do they have to be?

7mm PRC has brought the 7mm back from obscurity and is immensely popular. I believe this only makes the other 7mm cartridges more popular especially with the publicity from comparison videos and availability of 7mm reloading components.

Love my Tikkas, I had 4 at one stage and still have 3, had a 223, 2x 308 and a wildcat 375/300 win mag. Have put thousands of rounds through the 308s and the only thing that I have ever had go wrong was a sheard bolt stop, when working the bolt hard through 10shot mags at mobs of animals when culling pest species. Even the factory aluminium scope rings that people will tell you to throw away have never given any trouble on my 308s, I do run steel rings on the 375 though.

You know your in bear country when you see bear poop that smells like peppers pray and has those bear bells in it

One caveat for PRS competition - nobody will be spotting your misses for you so you better build a 30 lb rifle if you plan on spotting your own misses.

6.5 is a cute target round. Not the best hunting round. Not the best for sniping. 308 is tried and true. 7mm mag, 300win and the PRCs far outshine the 6.5 in every way other than recoil. 6.5 is just cute lol

This test proves nothing !!!

I run a strike eagle 2 , 1-6 on my 11.5 gun and I’m not sure spending the money for the razor would make the gun better.

So if this doesn't work. How does the 28 nosler do what it does. And the 7rum is so close that it's not funny. And both supposedly blow the doors off the 7stw but never made sense to me really. 😊

I don't have Vortex red dots, however I have a Mauser M12 Expert (30-06) with an Aimpoint 9000L (2MOA) and a Blaser R8 Success timber and have an Aimpoint H2 Micro (2MOA) on my 9.3x62 barrel. Exceptional! Cheers from Australia. P.s. Ryan thanks for the help with my Vortex spotting scope issue.

Do one on the 7mm RUM cartridge, feel like it’s long forgotten

12:55; wait a minute. people have actually asked yall why yall talk about so many different catridges on a podcast about guns? produced by a company, that makes, (deep breath), scopes and optics FOR guns?😂😂😂😂😂 now THAT, IZZZZZ hilarious!!!!

8:49; another thing that seems funny to me is some random dude talking as if he knows more about cartridges than Mr. Muckinhern

What model Tikka is that? I cant find one with a 16 in barrel on their site?

Not that it matters. I'm black. I LOVE that he referenced Regulators... and they had no idea. C'mon man!! Your a dork 😂. Still love the podcasts. I'm currently looking for 270. Less than 1k. Considering cva cascade for mounts, cerakote and threaded, or 200 more for tikka t3 (great cycling). Or perhaps bergara b14 for their action and good barrel. Love some correspondence.

The VTN way: "OK, we've got a little quickie for you today...." Proceed to a very interesting 30+ minute discussion about things that you didn't know that you cared about before...

I carry a 9mm for edc but when I am in the woods I carry my glock20 loaded with 200gr underwood hard cast and underwood extreme penetrators.

Mine shoots the shit out of the cheap Walmart Winchester ammo.

Remington model 700 is hard to beat! It’s my everything gun.

ua-cam.com/video/ei5d_BkiwRA/v-deo.htmlsi=_j25c0GtjYvbpBQV

44 mag and 500 is a better bear stopper. Only problem is most people can't shoot them accurately or put rounds quickly on target. 10 mill outshines in that area. Plus your talking about 15 rounds on tap to use in high stress situations!

Ryan, For deer out to 375yrds, instead of a 308 w 16" barrel, how about a 25-6mm GT w 17" barrel pushing a Barnes LRX 101gr

What's crazy is Jerry would probably do better with a revolver 😂

Nobody here has explained the core reason of zeroing at 25 to 50 yds.

The kid in black does not anything about zero or shooting a AR15.

The 30-06 you can go anywhere from as low as 110gr bullets all the way up to 220 gr. How can you get any more versatile than that?

Great podcast guys. I gotta say, im most certainly going to buy the BLR asap. Maybe even before gettihng the absolutely amazing, as well as historical, The Ruger built, Marlin lever action rifle. If i had the coin I would have ordered one of the 1st ones to come off the line.

There are two things not mentioned. When using the accutrigger with gloves, a pull to one side of the trigger causes the trigger to malfunction. I would rather have one without the blade for hunting or sniper type shooting. The other one is a flat vs round, vs diagonal receivers. In my opinion, the flat one wouldn't torque as bad as a round one.

was it kick start or button start

The "push-pull" grip is popular in shotgun shooting. Any room for that in the heavy recoil of larger caliber bolt-action hunting rifles?

Best bear vs pistol video on UA-cam by far. Very informative and multiple bear simulations really made this video better than any other I’ve seen to date. Thanks fellas. Keep up the great work.

Just built a 300 PRC. So far about 50 rounds through it, but uh... I'll never go back to 300 WM lol.

Actually built a 13.5” ar-10 in 308 for this very reason. As a SHTF rifle. Always ammo available Can do up close Can still effectively take a 300yrd shot and drop just about anything living. In SHTF over 300yrds wouldn’t really be a shot to take anyways. Throw in the advances in NV/ thermal scopes and your set. Day/night; close up or “longer” range. All the above with wayyy more knockdown power than a 5.56 could ever get! Nowwwww to just get someone to do a bullpup setup for the AR-10! Lol AR platform for the reliability and large numbers out there for ever needing to find new parts in SHTF scenario.

If dudes don't know their product? Peace out!

All you polymer frame 10mm owners should watch this film of Glocks failing with dangerous game loads. ua-cam.com/video/MzA13t0Rcps/v-deo.html&pp=ygURZ2xvY2tzIGJsb3dpbmcgdXA%3D

I have a 240 wby mag it is a lightning bolt

This podcast is the best thing on the Internet

You should shoot bigger groups. You get a much better picture of the actual accuracy of the load with 20 - 30 rounds. You should look at the research from Hornady.

I always love see my American brothers to the south talking about my first rifle. I believe Iraq888 has a great program on Lee Enfield. I've had lots of surplus rounds and never had any problems or concerns with it. Great job guys. 30-06 was my second hunting rifle.