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Aaron 1234
Registrace 23. 10. 2011
308 Winchester Berger 175 Grain OTM Tac Load
Top performing .308 Win load using Berger bullets.
All brass cleaned using steel pin/wet tumble method.
All brass cleaned using steel pin/wet tumble method.
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Living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories - After Almost Two Years
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Scenery from the Yellowknife area of the Northwest Territories in Canada, with a follow on to my previous two videos about living in Yellowknife.
Aruba Experience Trip
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Filmed in 2015 when we visited Aruba, did some snorkeling and toured around the Island. #aruba,#arubasnorkeling,#blueresidences
Broken Group Islands Kayaking - Vancouver Island
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Kayak adventure on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Filmed in September of 2015. #kayaking#vancouverisland#westcoast#brokengroupislands
Living in Yellowknife Northwest Territories - After 6 months
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Observations from first six months living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada.
GLOCK 48 Shooting & Review
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A quick review and shooting of the Glock 48 9mm pistol. Pistol purchased new from Rampart at - rampartcorp.com/ I will be shooting the G48 more extensively in a few months when the sub zero temperatures are gone. It was -25 degrees celsius (-13 F) the day I recorded this.
Crater Lake, Oregon from the Motorcycle
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Trip around the Crater Lake road in Oregon, USA. We had great weather that day, no fog or mist.
Mount Baker Snowshoeing
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Snowshoeing from the Mount Baker parking lot and back. Some steep sections that were lots of fun. The weather was fantastic!
Canadian Armed Forces Personal Weapons Test 1
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One of the CAF PWT's. Shot with the C7 Rifle or C8 Carbine by CAF members.
Browning Buckmark & Smith & Wesson 22A Shoot and Review
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Browning Buckmark & Smith & Wesson 22A Shoot and Review
Hornady 168gr ELD Match 308 Win Load Development Part 2
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Hornady 168gr ELD Match 308 Win Load Development Part 2
Living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
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First video on moving to and living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada #thenorth
Hornady 168gr ELD Match 308 Win Load Development Part 1
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Recently bought Hornady 168gr ELD Match bullets for my .308 Win target load, after using Hornady 168gr Match bullets for the last year, which produced the best groupings from 100-500 yards. Lapua brass (once fired in the same rifle they will be used in), CCI BR-2 Large Rifle Primers, and Hodgdon Varget powder. This is Part 1, the load development, with Part 2 being the results of the groupings ...
Ruger Mk II and Smith & Wesson 22A Shoot and Review
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A quick shooting and features comparison of Ruger's iconic MkII target pistol and Smith & Wesson's 22A target pistol (some consider it a plinker, not a target pistol).
Salt Spring Island, Ruckle Provincial Park
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Salt Spring Island, Ruckle Provincial Park
Nice to see a fellow Islander. I'll be visiting Yellowknife in 4 weeks. Super excited to visit this place.
Snap Caps. Dry Fire with a Rimfire handgun is a No Go.
Picked up a used like new S&W 22A bout 4 years ago at a good price and never regretted it. Came with the 5.5" barrel, case,manual, fancy wood grip, 2 magazines, red dot scope plus a dozen nylon buffer inserts. I bought the black grip because the OEM wood grip was a bit large for my hand. Most accurate pistol I have ever owned. Never had to change buffer insert, still using the one pistol came with. I looked at the Browning Buckmark but I didn't like the thin flimsy ejector it had. Thanks for the Vid!
please show as the groups
Groups at 100 yards: .424", .440", .490" and at 200 yards: 1.140", 1.123", .723"
@@Aaron-514 congratulations man, very well achieved
Like falling-n-love with the 1st Girl friend .... the A-1 was ... and is .... still my 1st luv. I have the 7" barrel. It luv's CCI std 40g rd nose ammo. Retired the Remington 597 in lieu of the A-1. Works well out to 80-100 yds for rabbits here in WY. Having a red dot has increased the accuracy ... BUT ... acquiring it takes a bit longer than the iron sights. Is attached to my left leg with a combat holster that accommodates the long barrel. BUT .... the MAIN rabbit dispatcher is my Taurus TX22 for closer-in distances up to 60 yds. Been a long time since I've seen a CZcams vid on the A-1 & comparing others. Thanks.
I think the bullets at 500 M were becoming unstable due to loss in velocity. Try working-up a heavier load that gives you good 100 M groups and test them at 500M.
I see where the latest Hornady reloading manual states 41.7 gr of Varget, however, they do state that one can load up to 44.0 grains as long as pressure signs are not observed. Varget tends to do better when the cases are approx 97% or somewhat higher capacity. Of course, mileage may vary but as long as one works up and sees no pressure signs then it should be fine. It's great you found a node at 41.6 grains but there is another higher node somewhere..... as long as pressure signs are not apparent.
I have two 22a Smith an ruger 4 like them all the Smith kind of reminds me of the movie robo cop design.
I have a camo 22A...and I am going to put my 4x32 Stryka scope on it.
No Ruger Marks for me. TOO hard to strip and put together.
why 10 in each load? you probably just need 3 or 4 to show a group.
bc 10 will give you a better indication of the SD as well as ES measurements. With powder and primers being so hard to come by, I usually test a 4- or 5- shot group.... 10 is better but not feasible during these crazy times
Hi! Nice video there. Could you make a video on how your daily activities are impacted throughout the year, especially during winter time with changes in temperature.
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Hi , Can you show the results with 45 gr of Varget and Hornady 168 gr BTHP, and specify the length of the boxes and the total length of the ammunition?
I will have to dig out that data. The rifle was sold a while back and I don"t use that load in my current rifles.
Love my 22A. The only way to get better is to get a Model 41.
Wouldn't mind trying a S&W Model 41, but they are on the expensive side.
Your 22A is not the Bull Barrel version. The Bull Barrel is round. Good Vid.
You are correct. The one in the video is an aluminum barrel with a steel lining, the bull is all steel and round. Target style would have been a better description.
@aaron 1234 Hello sir, I need a help from you.
I noticed your rear sight was pushed right like mine. It appears that these Glocks shoot left of POA. My rear sight came that way out of the box and it still shoots about an inch left of POA from roughly 10 yards. I will need to push it a bit more right to compensate.
the bugs!!
Yeah we have not been able to see them yet either- the lights.. my husband has the app and he would drive us outside the city to see them and it would not be great hahahaha!
What's it like in the summer? You should def do a video on that!
Cool video thanks Aaron! Should be arriving in the coming months and am trying to prep as needed. Who do you go through for Internet/wifi ?
Thanks for posting! what kind of community events and recreation is there ? are there gyms? a swimming poo? sports teams?
There is a community swiming pool, two large recreation centers, ice rinks, indoor gymansiums, indoor and outdoor soccer fields, an indoor running track, curling arena and with that associated teams. There are many community events like outdoor festivals, winter activities, farmers market, and outdoor adventure events/competitions. Canoeing and kayaking is popular once the ice has melted, due to the huge number of lakes and rivers.
I want to go Canada can any one help me i will pay which be demanded
Great review. Thanks.
The malahat is gran turismo in the winter
I would probably try out 41.2 gr too ;-)
Amazing 👌🏻
Hi, nicely said. I've personal questions to ask can I get you contact info so I can call you my email isaackolo71@gmail.com
Do a comparison with the Victory model
Nvm you’re from Canada lol my bad.
Awesome place!
You from Oregon? I am too. Thinking about getting one of these for my channel. Sub’d!
Hope you don’t reload. Your not finding that brass until Spring!
The spring brass crop will be plentiful! I'll be reloading the Summer brass :)
Wow that's some really light loads. A chronograph would really help you out a lot.
I use a Chronograph, but as I mentioned at the end of this video, my standard deviation calculations will be in a different video. 41gr of Varget is considered the starting point, but I wanted to try some loads below that too, to see how they performed. I have done a lot of load tests for .308 with the same rifle and 45gr of Varget using Hornady 168gr Match (not the ELD used in this video) is what produced the lowest consistent SD and groups. Load testing is done for the year though as it's -30 Celcius and Winter is here. What loads have you tried?
I have both. Both are great guns. But I am a ruger fan.
I am considering getting a Ruger Mark IV to test as it has the one button take down feature. The Mark II I had was a good shooter and I consider it as the benchmark for .22 pistols. The person I sold it too loves it.
and were is it? the part 2...
u can own guns in Canada?
What were your velocities like with this load? My Lyman book says 41-45 grains of Varget but that's for a 24" barrel at 1:10 twist. I have some loaded up in half grain increments in that range for this weekend
Well I just bought a brand new S&W 22A off of Gunbroker. I love the easy take down.
Yes, easier than the Ruger. Congrats on the purchase. If it shoots as well as mine does, you will love it. I recently bought a Browning Buckmark to compare to the S&W 22A.
I love the accuracy of the 22a1 with eley ammo
we have had ours years and really like the 22a1 very good running gun..
@@christophermartinez1066 Most guns like Eley. And they make about a zillion different grades.
So this is non technical trail at all?
It is a very easy trail to ride as the descent down is on a gravel road that has some pot holes and areas you can get air but not a challenge for an experienced rider. The trail section is maintained and has sections of plank walkways where the difficult sections used to be in the 1990's. I hadn't been on that trail since 1999 and it is very different now.
Hi Aaron thanks for the reply! Looking for something technical like gear jammer & lower snake @ SFU, any suggestion? Anyway we are set to go to Squidline Abbotsford tomorrow morning.
I don't know those trails, lol! I have been living in Alberta and the Comox Valley for the last few years. I did the vid when I was back visiting family. Severed Dick on the North Shore used to be a good trail but who knows what it's like now. I used to ride through Lynn Canyon all the time, even going across the suspension bridge when no one was on it. Fun ride.