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I always carry a chainsaw in the woods. Sometimes ya have to get it done with least amout of tools possible. Simple levers with limbs can do the trick. Gotta do what ya gotta do

When your stuck in the woods 20 miles out and have to deal with a serious tire issue, make sure you bring your whole shop with you. I guess.

The "full bore" is just a shotgun term for no sabot or wad. Touching the full bore @.729 and not .690 or smaller size projectile. The projectile actually rides in the rifling of the barrel. Im not sure if this is what you were referring to

@@radiow7dry yes,yes, you are correct.

True, even with perfection your not touching holes at 150 yards with most big bore launchers. This isna bit of an evolution that has gone way past this old video.

Thanks. Always doing so.ething crazy

Shhhh.... I got stuff to do. To many projects, not enough time. Lol. Always getting something done.

I love sharing creativeness. I also love seeing others ideas as well.

I cam up with this not so much for home use. I always carry a chainsaw. Thongs happen 100miles out, you can't bring the kitchen sink, but needed a way to get it done. I should make one.in the woods some day. Would give it more application.

That video has some petina. Since then we have gone a completely different direction. Weight forward on the slug is the key. We will have some more videos coming out once the snow melts a bit. That range is 40" deep right now.

Those magtech cartridges are OK. The problem is they are less forgiving in chamber than plastics. They can hang up easier. Seems like lower the base the better. Been working with this for years now. I only use the brass as a novelty now days. They are not practical. They come with small pistol primer hole. One has to modify it 1st thing to 209. They are made of blackpowder cowboy loads. The brass is very thin, even in base. Plastic shells seem to work the best all around.

So the answer should be on side of barrel. I have seen some that are not. A 45 is .45 inches in hole. 50 is 1/2 inch. Calipers are the best. Just as a tidbit. I have some so-called and stamped 50 cal rifles that are more like .498 and .512 it can vary some. But not much. You should be able to use a tape measure on it and see. Or take it to a local gun shop and have them give it a look-see

@@radiow7dry thanks bro

Yes. This is State land.

@@radiow7dry I'm so dumb I didn't know you could shoot on stand land

I reuse them dozens of times. I usually loose them before I wear them out. Also, they can be hard to find sometimes. They never deform with muzzleoader 209's on me. When you shoot several hundred rounds a year, I reuse the hell out them.

I love pushing the envelope, thanks

I made them. From a 7/8 grade 8 bolt

I have filled them with water to deal with that sidewall collapse on bad ones. This is just a quick fix if your in the bush and need to get down and dirty. I always have a chainsaw with me. One can use a tree and a limb to knock this out as well

Sounds like a project. Good luck and keep that barrel clean and protected inside. Hope that it works out. Our woods group link below. facebook.com/groups/774799891011308/?ref=share

I always carry a chainsaw in the woods. I have had to break them down and do some serious repairs. Cut these pieces from limbs and getter done. Good luck. Thank you

I carry a chain saw in the woods. I have had to set up on a tree like this before. Once you get them off the rim, I like to wax the beads so they come off easier next round

I have done that as well. You don't have vehicles in the woods, and I have seen rims bent and wheels broken that way. I always carry a chain saw. One can always use this method when in the woods. The only time I have not been able to break b them down is when the triple wrap the beads with duct tape for low pressure rides in snow. That takes a tire shop machine. Thanks, be safe

I was impressed with it. It was a figure 8 hole at 50 yards. The sabot's are junk. They only hold up at subsonic speeds. Getting the loads to group is not happening above 1150fps. Temp also plays a huge role in this as well.

Soap and water to clean them. As for a parts list, you will have to be creative and use what you can find. I have upgraded my system twice since this video. I have a filtering system in it now as well.

Lol. Not sure if that's a complement or a dig. I have people come up to me often calling me Brad. Dont know who Brad is. I need to higher him as a stunt double

@@radiow7dry What ever works is a brilliant Idea and this one definitely works i can tell it..Make more videos plz thanks.