HUNTING RIFLE COMPARISON - Bradys Rifle Setups For Western Hunting
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- In this video, Brady goes over the different browning rifle setups that he uses for western hunting and why he uses them.
If you have any questions about Brady's rifle setups please leave a comment below!
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Great video!! I also use a 300 win it would be cool to see a video on your reloading process and then taking them out in the field for testing out.
Great to see another Browning enthusiast/shooter/hunter. I’ve been shooting Browning rifles for over 35 years. They really respond to hand loads. Thanks
We love Browning Firearms🔥🔥
Nice battery! I tried to be a one-rifle guy some years back with my Tikka T3 Tactical, but when you handload, what’s the fun in that? I’d be curious to hear if you have had any issues with the belt or case head separation running the 300WM and how many many reloads you are getting out of the Norma brass. Are you full-length resizing? Love the video shorts - keep em coming. Happy 2021 planning and prep!
Nice setups! I bought the Browning Western hunter long range in .300 RUM. Looking forward to fall moose.
I agree with your views on the second gun. Rather carry heavy and make a perfect shot.
nice rigs bud . I have some huge heavy rifles in 300 win mag 338 lapua and a few in 7 mag. I hunt idaho and on a few of my rigs had to watch their goofy weight restriction . I'm older so I don't like packing 15 plus lb rifles and a few others topping out close to 19 so I made an awesome drag bag and it has held up and protected my rigs phenomenally well
I just picked up a browning max long range in. 28 nos. Super excited to start hunting with it.
The max long range is such a great gun! Best of luck with it in 2021. Hope you have some great hunts planned.
300 win mag is the standard for 30 cal magnum ballistics. With a 215 hybrid Berger(1500yds) you can reach a long way. 210 works well for game at extended range also. The one thing I wish these manufacturers would do, is make a mag that will work with increased coal.
Thanks for the content, and happy hunting!
Never knew any state had a weight limit on a rifle. Im a 308, 300wm fan also. Been looking hard at the browning rifles, but cant find them with everything going on right now, much less ammo for them.
Awesome
video!
GoHunt, please please PLEASE get browning to make some more left handed options with synthetic stocks. I want one of their long range models in left hand so bad!
I have the Hells Canyon version of your last rifle chambered in a 300prc. Have you played with that caliber much? I'm still trying to learn as much as possible about it as I'm trying to move into it a little more from my 280ai.
Great video Brady. Great rifle set ups too
Thanks, buddy! Just need to eventually get together and send a few rounds downrange.
The rifles you use are real nice and the .300 win. mag. is one of my favorites. In fact it is the only mag. rifle I kept once I found the .35 Whelen. I don't take shots over 400 yards, I'm pretty old school. If I can't get within 300 yards I'm not much good at hunting. I have hunted in all kinds of weather and situations, because of that I have come to the conclusion I will never buy or have another rifle built that does not have open sights on it. For one I just think the firearm manufacturer is being cheap not putting open sight on a rifle and if weather is a problem I can always remove the scope and use the sights. A rifle with a really nice quarter rib rear sight and a good express banded sight on the front can make the rifle. A good example is Rigby Highland Stalker.
Nice rifles! My HC LR McMillan 28 Nosler is also my favorite factory rifle I've owned, probably ever.
Great choice in a rifle! What scope did you put on it? Thanks for checking out the video.
@@GOHUNT Sightron SIII 6-24x50 FFP.
Looking at the bergara HMR in .28 nosler with the arken 6-24×50
How far do you feel comfortable taking a mule deer or elk with the Hell's Canyon Speed? And how much further can you accurately shoot with the heavier-barreled Xbolts? I have a 300 Win Mag Hell's Canyon Speed and shoot factory loaded Barnes TTXS 180grain. I only feel comfortable shooting deer out to 300 yards and elk out to 400 yards, but I sure the rifle is capable of more.
What did you use to color red and green hash marks on the Mathews adjustable V mount?
Of topic but I saw ur Article on Mathews archery!
Hey great video !! am also a 300 win mag fan what bullet for deer hunting do you recommend ! Thanks in advance
Brady, Has your rugged ridge Gen 2 bipod been tall enough for most of your hunting situations?
Awesome... Great set up... Thanks for showing your set up.. I like 300 win mag
Glad you enjoyed the video! Also... love hearing that about the 300 win mag from you too.
I totally get the physics of a heavier rifle. It changes the speed of recoil. People say it absorbs it but that is in accurate. You still encounter the recoil, it still has to go somewhere. That is why, for example, you should not sight in a rifle with vice to hold it. The scopes have small screws and springs and it is a system built on you taking the recoil, not the screws and springs. Otherwise, all scopes would have to be ACOG. And I have some heavy ones. Probably the heaviest is my Windham Weaponry R16SFST-308. Bipod, Magpul PRS Gen III adustable stock. 20 round mag, Vortex Venom scope. Loaded is just about 14 pounds. I could still hunt with it because I am only able to get a few miles on the public hunting land I use. The advantage is surgical accuracy to 800 yards (I put holes in the cross of x and y axis on the target paper at 100 yards, so, I call that sub MOA.) Another advantage, being semi-auto, I don't have to move my arms, the BCG has cycled and done its job, I just keep my eye in the scope. It has a mil spec trigger at 5 pounds which is fine, for hunting. Muzzle brake.
I have a Mossberg MVP Long Range 308 Thunder Ranch with the adjustable stock and Venom scope. Muzzle brake. Pachmayr slip on recoil pad. 20 inch medium bull barrel. This rifle, at about 12 pounds with a 10 rd mag, puts up with shooting past 5 rounds. As in, the essence of what a varmint rifle is meant to do. Sit at the edge of a bean field and take down critters from woodchucks to feral hogs. Adjustable trigger that I never adjusted pulls 1 pound 7 6.5 ounces. I hiked with last season.
I have a Mossberg Patriot .308 Win, now with a Venom scope and sitting in an MDT LSS Gen2 chassis, folding stock adapter and SCS butt stock. Also kind of heavy at over 12 pounds. It drifts as wide as 1 MOA but most of that is me. It has the lowest trigger weight at 1 lb 7.3 oz, I have never adjusted it.
My new hunting rifle is the TC Compass II .308 Win. Factory non-adjustable trigger is advertised as 3-4 pounds. I did three separate runs of pulls. 2 pounds 7.7 ounces, plenty light and fine for me in hunting. No jump from trigger press. Plus, my shooting skills have improved and I have learned an important lesson about momentary calmness. I have on it a Falcon Strike hydraulic recoil pad, no bipods, I either shoot from my Bog Pod tripod or from a tree branch, Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6x-24x/ 50 mm FFP scope, 5 round rotary mag. Loaded weight with sling, 9 pounds 7 ounces. Smallest group is 1/4 MOA out to 3/4 MOA, averaging 1/2 MOA. After 40 rounds of not letting anything cool down. And the difference between cold bore and hot bore is less than 1/4 MOA. And so, that is why this is my hunting gun and the low weight is great, too. And, with such a small spread, I could take a long shot, if I have calculated the wind correctly. Distance is not a problem, that is just a matter of gravity. The wind, however, is a fickle mistress.
Sweet guns..lots og love in them.
Really enjoy your rifle videos Brady. Have you ever posted your break in procedure? Thanks!
All your doing is breaking in the lands shoot clean shoot clean repeat first 10 then every other for the first 20 then every 5 twice and by then you’re pretty close. Then after that it takes about 200 rounds to season the bore
Are the triggers on the mcmillan and varmint/target been upgraded.if so what are they and trigger pull weight?
Good thing you get discounts on these setups. 💰
Very nice rifles, I love when people march to their own beat and don't worry about what everyone else will say or what they are doing. Thanks for sharing, God bless
Love to hear it. Thanks for watching and best of luck this season!
Nice video
Only thing you are missing is a Omega 300 suppressor. I have one and I love it. It combines the suppressor with the muzzle brake and talk about tracking your shots! Also you can hear the bullet strike your target and get instant feedback on a hit or a miss.
Hey John. I haven't looked at too many suppressors since I've always just used typical muzzle brakes... but I just searched this one and I'm liking what I see! What are your thoughts on them for hunting? Added length and weight doesn't really bother me, but would it be a deal-breaker if you hunted with one and didn't put electrical tape on the end and somehow got some debris down the suppressor? Would it be somewhat easy to remove any amounts of debris from the baffles and still be confident to take an animal? Just trying to think of any downsides to hunting with one as I've never personally hunted with a suppressor.
@@brady_j_miller I use mine in Colorado and Wyoming for Elk and Mule deer. I keep mine in my cargo pocket with a Gortex heat sleeve on it and I don't even notice it. When I get to a glassing place I screw it on, I have not had any trouble with debris, I have a thread protector on my rifle that is eastly removed with the electrical tape on it. I love the fact that you can hear the impact of your shot, as you know when you connect on a animal it has a distinctive sound. Also I find that accuracy improves with it on the rifle, The Omega easily disassembles, I think there is no more risk of debris than running a muzzle break. I do have a video on CZcams that explains what I like about my Omega 300 you can check out. By the way I love your channel and have been a member of goHUNT for several years. One more thing, It is hearing safe and that is always a plus in my book!
@@brady_j_miller asked you a couple embarrassingly basic questions in a new comment at the top this evening about add-one to your McMillin 😬 apparently this is the only way to tag you on CZcams. Thanks in advance if you can help! By the way, just watched your bear series with Brian, Lampers, Pedro…pretty epic trip!
Hello, in Montana (if allowed, or some other state), have you had any personal experience shooting with a suppressor. Thank you for your knowledge. take care, and stay safe, and stay virus-free Brady? 👍
What would be a good first hunting gun? I’m thinking about a .308 or 300win
Really cool to see Browning factory rifles being utilized so consistently.
I love them. I am proud to shoot them.
@@MISTERSLLIM I’m about to buy a Xbolt max lr .300 win mag so I will see how it goes
@@masonlivingston5849 I have the hells canyon xbolt in .308. Love it.
How do you guys like the X-Bolt max? I’m seriously considering the newer X-bolt Max or Hell’s canyon but I’ve seen/heard a lot of mixed reviews.
I have been running a sako a7 roughtech pro in 300 win mag. Smoked my bear at 230 yards with a 200 grain eld x Hornady brass and IMR 7977 powder. Vortex viper pst gen 2 and a few other secret goodies. A good rifle makes a hunt that much better
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I’m looking at buying a browning for my first elk hunt. Which browning would you recommend?
Sweet setups Brady! Curious to if you’re running hearing protection with those muzzle breaks..If so what kind?
Thanks! They are everything to me! I just use the cheapy orange wrap around your head ear plugs for hunting. I think they are like $8. But I've been looking at purchasing one of those small electronic earbuds for hunting. That way I can still hear but it will muffle the shot. I'm still in the research phase of these other ones.
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Do you prefer the Xbolt Hells Canyon Speed or the XBolt Long Range Mcmillan for backpack hunting? Do you think it's worth the extra 2.5 lbs for stability? I'm 100% on board with your thinking of taking normal-weight rifles after shooting lightweight rifles for a while. Love carrying them, but I just couldn't shoot them consistently in the field. Would rather be confident in my gun and know I can make the shot than carry something lighter and be wondering about it. In saying that the 10lbs rifle isn't exactly lightweight, and with a brake should be half decent to shoot.
I'm planning on getting a 300WM for my next Elk hunt which will involve a 10km hike to get into the elk area. So really debating between those two guns. Both are available at the local gun store here in Canada.
Im 40. Own a Mossberg 500.
I would like to purchase a used/like new Browning BAR Mark II Safari rifle in .308 w/BOSS to go hunting deer & elk with.
Would you hold out for the .308? Or
If you had the chance to get a new Browning BAR Mark II Safari in .270 w/BOSS right now, would you go for it?
Are these all basically factory rifles? Wondering if you could share what kind crazy groups you can get with that x-bolt LR McMillan out past 1000 and extreme long ranges?
Remington 7600 .35 Whelen Fits saddle scabbard nicely. Great performance. Accurate and reliable in all weather. With leupold 2 x 7 cannot be beat.
That’s one of my favorites. Mine has a 2-7 redfield instead of a Leopold.
Thanks for going in detail of what you are using. I am working on a Christensen 300 win right now. What brand is the strap on cheek piece that you have on your one rifle?
Hey Andy. Thanks for checking out the video. Sorry I missed this earlier. That is made by Triad Tactical and it's their Stock Pack.
Did you have to adjust your feather trigger at all? My Tikka T3X 6.5 came from the factory at 3 lbs which is awesome for me. Love 300 win want a T3 or an x bolt in that caliber for everything bigger than deer. Agreed with heavier rifles being easier to shoot just hate carrying them
What’s the meat damage like for the 300 win mag on deer
Do you shoot stock Browning triggers cuz there not the best..Heavy !
Why do you like Norma brass over Winchester I also like the 300 win mag. Cal. But I really like my 30/378
My tikka in 300 winmag uses 200 grain federal terminal ascent. 26 inch Bartline 5r 1 in 9 twist long throat rifle is pretty lightweight at 11 pounds cant remember barrel profile. Thinking about selling it for 308 22 inch
I Love my Browning A 300WSM
Ok @DeadeyeMN @Brady Miller this is the dumbest question you’re gonna get on this year-old sweet video. I’m on the hunt for a couple items - do you happen to know what brand your cheek pad/pouch is or where you got it? And is that just a standard Quake Claw along with QD cups on the end? Thanks man. Loving GOHUNT maps by the way.
N570 is a dirty powder. Make sure you bump up your cleaning schedule some. I use it in my 28 Nosler.
I'm excited to see how it performs. But at the same time, not sure this is the best conditions to try to burn more components and test things out with all these shortages. I originally acquired two 8 pound jugs of N570 during this crazy shortage (one last summer and one about a month ago). I might keep one jug to test, but I'm most likely going to sell one 8 lb jug to a friend who needs it for his 28 Nosler badly. So if you know anyone who has an unopened 8 lb jug of H1000 or even a 5 lb jug of Blackhorn 209... I'm all ears :)
Brady I'm looking at the new 6.8 Western. Have you been able to do any testing or anyone that your team been able Thank You for your time
Have a blessed day
Perry, we just put out a video on our CZcams page and I've put the link below where Brady goes into detail about the new 6.8 and his experiences with it. Hope you enjoy!
czcams.com/video/OVq3MlNNNEQ/video.html
The scope on that second one weighs as much as the rifle 😁 lol I got a night force on my 338lu that weighs 3.5lb
Do you have any trouble with space on the reloaded ammo? The long range max especially.
I single feed all of my reloaded ammo and I don't mind it one bit. Keep in mind I've been single feeding for a long time so I've really gotten used to it. This is another reason all of my rifles have a Short Action Precision 2 round ammo holder on the side. With a little practice at the range grabbing another round if needed becomes second nature.
What are costs for those guys? Complete setup cost?
Are you single feeding these rifles or does your ammo feed from the magazine ?
I am single feeding all of my reloads. It just has been something I've always dealt with, so I'm very accustomed to it. The Short Action 2 round ammo holder is great to have in case you need to quickly grab another round. With a little practice, you will get the hang of it really quickly. Thanks for checking out the video!
Why did Vortex stop making their precision rings? Best rings I’ve ever used. I have the big heavy long range pro, and I love it. Mine is also in 300 WinMag. I am a 30 cal old school guy. My other rifle is a Winchester Model 70 in 30-06. I run the Vortex HSLR 6x24x50. I was walking with my buddy to our hunting spot and he whispered “Buck”! I immediately flipped my scope covers and pulled up to find a nice buck in my crosshairs. I actually made a 250 yard shot in the off hand with that big heavy rifle!!
they are Seekins rings. Get the Seekins, they are absolutely identical, with the exception of the Vortex logo
I have the 300rum. I wish the mag was longer so it can take the lrx bore riders otherwise its a single shot shooting big copper.
I really like that cloth cheek piece, what brand is it?
Brady can tell you about his, but I've found the Allen model at Sportsman's Warehouse to be great at $15. I keep stuff in mine, but don't use the ammo loops. I also don't put loose ammo inside the pouch, since the zipper opens from the bottom, but I have put a couple rounds in a small ziplock bag; same for speed loaders for my muzzleloader. Feels great on the face too: www.sportsmans.com/shooting-gear-gun-supplies/gun-holsters-belts/holster-belts-ammo-pouches-cartridge-holders/allen-buttstock-rifle-pouch/p/1199730
finally someone who knows non ultra lite platforms for shooting magnums matter for impact and follow up shot, especially without a spotter. Carry the weight on your back, not on your gut.
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Browning doesn't carry parts for their guns and they have no warranty what is the reason you like Browning's? I have called Browning and they told me they did not have Parts I had to buy them from a third party . Are the barrels threaded into the action or are they pressed in?
We want reloading videos Brady. Please have mercy on us, please give us reloading vids. Please Brady.
You're definitely not the first one to say that, Ben. So saying that... I should probably get some recorded. I've had some plans for a while to produce a big article on my step-by-step process. I'm so glad my dad got me into reloading way back in the day. Looking back now... all those nights he sat me down and taught me how to reload... then had me reloading ammo for him as a "chore" kinda paid off. It's such a fun thing to do!
@@brady_j_miller that’s awesome man! You’ll have that for the rest of your life to look back on! I plan on starting this year as I get all my equipment in. I have a x-bolt HCS .300 wsm with a NF nx8, I love those .30 cals as well. I’ll be on the look out for your content, as always!
Hi Brady, thanks for sharing your rifle set up. What backpack do you use from your heavy rifle set up?
Appreciate you watching the video, Curtis! I've been running the Stone Glacier Sky Archer bag on their Xcurve frame for a long time and for me, it has a great balance of all the features I love! Been a great backpack for week long rifle hunts with all my camp and gear. Plus I've even used it on some day hunts and just compress it down. With that said, I do think for the 2021 season that I'm going to purchase a Stone Glacier Sky Guide 7900 bag only and put it on my Xcurve frame. I purchased a Swarovski BTX late this fall and am waiting for a 115mm objective to get in-stock to buy. So my backpack is going to get a little heavier this fall, but I'll gladly add the weight if it means I can find more mule deer. Hope you had a great weekend!
How come you didn’t try any of the other 30cals? Rum, Prc? Nosler?
Honestly, the main reason for several years is I just didn't want to buy any other reloading components. And I feel I really know how to make these 300WM's in the Browning's perform. But I'm seriously considering purchasing a 300 RUM and trying out the 245 Bergers just for the sake of trying something new.
Do you have any with a precision chassis?
I have not tried one out yet. But I do like their design/function and wouldn't hesitate to use one for backpack hunting.
I love shooting .300 Win Mag, what buttstock pouch is that on the McMillan?
It is a Triad Tactical Stock Pack.
N570 for the win....also that all you can get right now
Who makes the cheek rest bag with the spacers on the 2nd rifle?
Hey Landon. That cheek rest bag is made by Triad Tactical and it's their modular stock pack design.
Triad Tactical Stock Pack
Eh boss, not trying to bust your chops but you may want to drop a comment that the Razor Gen II is 4.5-27, not 6.5-27 as you stated in the video.
Nice rifles.
Hey Josh. Brady here responding to you. Sorry about that. I'm definitely not perfect. The past year was a busy one in terms of building rifles for different people and all the scopes I've looked at and used are starting to blur. But you're right, it's 4.5-27 and I misspoke. Best of luck this year!
Why did you remove the leupold?? Is that vortex better?
Yes
what do you use for hearing protection?
Look at the newest video of his solo hunting set up. It says what he uses in there.
N570 is a pain in the butt...big granules--takes time to get the powder to settle
Plenty of hunting happens when you least expect it. Those rifles look like a good deal if you find a ridge that gets the first light each morning but it’s 750 yards away. But I don’t carry a rifle like that other than at the range because of off hand shooting. Wish you held out each one standing. Not what they were built for. Still pretty guns nonetheless
All pistol grips, interesting.
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Very little separates these rifles. Kinda of silly when you think about it 🤔
I like you am a huge 30 Cal fan. The 300 Win Mag and 308 Win can handle just about anything. The 300 Win Mag and 7.62x51 have proved their worth in the US Army and Marine Corps for decades, both in combat and long range competition. These cartridges have taken many a terrorist out at extreme distances. I refuse to get caught up in all the 6.5mm hype. Yes, it’s a great long range low bc round availability isn’t there. I can think of nothing more useless then a 6.5mm chambered rifle in a sh_t hits the fan situation. You won’t be able to find this round or it’s components anywhere.
This video makes me not feel so bad about my 10+ lb. hunting rifle. But I still kind of do. I'm glad I have some lighter ones and sometimes wonder if I should just sell my heavier one. Will I ever really use it? My lighter weight rifles don't prevent me from making a good shot. Watching my impact? Not likely. I just hunt responsibly and with respect for the animal to overcome problems with that. Speaking for myself, if I have to be able to watch my impact to be able to correct and hit the animal I'm hunting, I'm shooting too far. I also have long range precision rifles that are heavier but I'm not going to hunt with them. To each his own.
Unity in standing against the democrats is way more important than nitpicking others' hunting styles.
What is that bag cheek piece? Would it hold my slip on recoil pad/spacer?
That cheek rest bag is made by Triad Tactical and it's their modular stock pack design. I would assume it could hold a spacer, but the nice part about the Triad Tactical version is the spacers they use have velcro sewed in, so you can just add or remove them to get a fully custom fit.
That is a Triad Tactical Stock Pack.
Crosswinds
Try the 300 PRC. It’s better than the 300 win mag. It will stabilize longer heavier 225 grain bullets with a higher BC and SD that will drift less in the wind on longer shots.
Still a great pump gun even though it is mostly plastic, czcams.com/users/postUgkxh4su9YgU1tWmjikirWcKJbjsFLEU62Bc but with care it will last a long time. It would be neat if Crosman would make a commemorative version of this with real wood stock, but of course it would weigh more and cost more, but hey, it would be cool. The included scope is more of a toy, but it does work for backyard plinking. I prefer to use pellets for greater accuracy, but BBs are just as good for plinking. This is not a Red Ryder folks; fully pumped it is 3 times the power of a Red Ryder and can be dangerous if not handled properly. Be safe out there.
I must live on mars....or Colorado. Give me a 7 1/2 pound short action with 3x9 without a sunshade (?) for mountain mule deer all day, every day.
Or give me a browning marketing sponsorship.
I was thinking similarly. My rifle set up is right under 7.5 lbs with amo, scope, bipod, titanim brake, and sling. I mean Brady is the man I aint trying to hate but 10plus lbs as a light weight platform? I have a buddy with the Hells Canyon and scope and its right at around 7 even.
@@Joel_Unboundmy friends like to poke fun at what I consider light for a rifle all the time too haha. Then they also mention this must be why I usually try to get my complete backpack weight relatively lightweight and weigh out all my gear and go stoveless to attempt to save a little more weight... just so I can justify carrying a big rifle, all my camera gear and big optics. Glad you checked out the video and hope you have a great weekend.
@@brady_j_miller and here you politely passed on telling me to put some meat on my skinny @$$ and then I wouldnt have such an issue hauling weight around the hill! ;) And I am rather tall and lean. Yeah I do admit I run a pretty extensive pack for safety etc including smoke grenade. And while I prefer a lighter rifle I didnt set out to make a sub 7.5lb set up. Its just what I ended up with. But I do love it and its my attempt to get to a one gun solution if such exists. Cheers and keep doing what you do!
I prefer a light gun for backpacking. Also im not taking long shots like you are. If its further than 350 yards im getting closer. We all owe it to the animals we hunt to make a clean quick kill. I've seen bucks with their front knee blown off from shots taken to far that should have been. My 2 cents
Didn't know Aaron Rogers was a gun guy.
Guy really said “I want a heavy rifle” what.
I kind of think backwards from most people on things haha
@@brady_j_miller Brady I have an xbolt hells canyon 300wm... but I don’t admire how much it weighs. Too each their own though haha.
215 bergers for the win!!!
They are so, so nice!
With your Max Varmint Target, bet there is hardly any recoil.
Surprised Brady is still not crying about everyone using (his) app to get out of state hunts. 😢😢😢😢😢🤣
10.6 lbs is light weight....😳
I knew I was going to take some heat for that :) but keep in mind that I also set up my hunting bows to weigh over 10 pounds with everything on them too.
That intro sound was WAY too loud! Haha!
Appreciate the feedback. We will tone it down.
What do all you guys think about shooting a game animal at over 400 yards? I understand equipment is much better and a lot of guys can make a 600 yard shot with the optics that do the thinking for you, but is it ethical? Shouldn't we hunt closer? Don't the animals deserve that respect? Or is it just about filling a tag and likes?
I regularly participate in 500 meter fly shoots, using a heavy, single shot rifle optimized for one thing - long range shooting (trying to hit the image of a fly on the target from 500 meters). Scoped with a 10-60 x60 Sightron scope. I still get fliers and occasional 8"-10" misses despite relatively controlled and ideal conditions. This experience has caused me to give up any plans I had at shooting animals past 400 meters.
10 lbs gun it’s “super light weight” 😂
Pet peve for me, but when saying the power of the scope, it's not 6.5 BY 20, it's 6.5 TO 20 by 50.
20 moa rail on that rifle. That's not hunting that's just shooting.
My truck speedometer goes past the legal speed limit up to 120 mph. Doesn't mean I have to drive that fast. Same goes for a rifle, just because I have a 20 MOA rail and am capable of shooting long range, doesn't mean I will on an animal or have to shoot long range on an animal.
Over 10 pounds is light weight? 😂😂😂😂
i prefer a standard weight rifle one that looks like a rifle,, not a swat team copy, or the long range sniper type,,but i am a hunter,, i take normal range shots,,,and take pride in making a first shot kill at reasonable ranges,that may just involve some sneaking up on my quarry,,, i dont need a smart phone hook up,,or a rangefinder scope,, this horse shit about extreme long range shots on game animals leaves me cold,,,,
Maybe a dumb one, but is that a QD swivel directly in the pic rail? If so what brand? Something like this? www.amazon.com/JIALITTE-Detach-Adapter-Screws-Wrench/dp/B07WDR3PYV