7mm Magnum vs Whitetails - 630 Yard Shot
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video I fill my doe tags using the Tikka T3 7mm RM. After extensive testing with the GRS Berserk stock and the Sightron SIII scope, I felt very confident in this rifle's ability to perform at long range. Special thanks to Garrett for taking time out of his vacation to capture these awesome hunts on camera. Another big thanks to Doug, opticsandoutdoors.com , for sending the Sightron for testing. We really made great use this excellent scope. The rifle season isn't over yet, so stay tuned for more deer hunting! Thanks for watching.
Loadout:
Tikka T3 7mm
Sightron SIII FFP 6-24x50 MOA-2
GRS Berserk Stock
Ammo: 162gr ELD-X, 64gr RE23, Nosler Brass, CCI Mag Primer.
Other videos featuring the Tikka T3 7mm RM:
• Long Range Varminting ... - Woodchuck hunting
• The Chuckin' GRS Berse... - GRS Review
• Video - Original Review
• Tagging out deer seaso... - Deer Hunting 2016
• Groundhog Hunting - Re... - Early Woodchuck Hunting
Wow man unreal. Watched the shot no joke 15 times so crazy! Just bought a 7mm rem mag and I have no regrets at all!!
Keeping it real as usual! Well done, a very nice shot indeed!
Well done! I'm glad you mentioned the Hornady ELD - X bullet you used. I've been researching bullets lately and everything I've read about the ELD - X has been real good. I'm gearing up for an elk hunt here in Arizona this fall and I've decided to use the 178 grain ELD - X in my .300 Win. Mag. Good performance and mushrooming at long distance yet strong enough to hold together at closer ranges. Real exciting stuff to be sure. Once again, congrats on your hunt.
Thanks again. I've been a huge fan of the 178gr Amax in my 300WM. This channel has a lot of history with that bullet and rifle. It is crazy accurate and perhaps overly devastating. It behaves more like a heavy varmint bullet than anything. I have not tried the 178gr ELD-X, but I'm sure it will work really well. I use 75gr of RE22 and get easy half minute groups with 3000fps to back it up. Let me know how it works for you. Thanks for the comment.
Nice shot! thanks for sharing.
Excellent choice of load, great shots.
Some Marine Corps Scout Sniper shit there rascal. Excellent display of marksmanship and trusting your weapon and optic.
Very Good. Thin the herd. Meat in freezer. Great experience with family & caught in on film for the record. Good shooting son. I am a 7mm Rem mag fan & have been for 3 decades. Nice country. I have some friends a bit east of Buffalo. Beautiful area. Wonderful folk.
Good rifle. Great shooter. I know you test your loads a lot. Very responsible to know what your rig/ load combo is capable of. I want your viewers to avoid taking “pop shots” at distance. We need to know what our rifle will do. Great job. Some of those wood chuck shots you make are incredible!!
Couldn't have said it better myself. Thank you. There was a lot of practice and testing behind this rifle setup. Otherwise, I would not have taken such a far shot.
I can't get over a 350yard shot where I hunt, it's nothing for my 7Mag to be honest. That was an awesome shot, you can tell you know your set up well.
Nice shooting! the 7mm strike's again!
7 mag = get 'er done.
I handload 140 grain Nosler BTs for mine. When it comes to venison steaks, chops, and burgers, it's as dependable as an Eastern sunrise.
Great video , happy to see you use a 7mm too .
At 6:00 !!!!!! Love your laugh!! Ha ha! Dropped her in her tracks!!
You can see the bullet curve a little bit. What a shot!
Lovely shooting again great videos my 8 year old nephew loves to watch as well
Dang good shot. Way to go.
Not that's getting it done. Nice shooting !!!
Sick final shot earned a sub "that's easy tracking right there" haha
great job!!!
wow, that was an incredible shot
Excellent shots. Both will be some good eating.
Damn nice shot!!
Awesome. Clean kills. Great fun, great food. I have a beautiful Ruger stainless steel M-77 7mm mag, with a matching Leopold scope (I don't know off hand which model) that I am not allowed to hunt with in the area that I hunt in (I got the setup as a gift from my dad). Nice to see you guys able to exercise these sweet weapons/rounds. Have a great hunting season this year. I am limited to straight walled cartridges, slugs, or muzzle loading, where I am at (I do mainly straight walled cartridges now), but I intend to have a good hunting season, nonetheless (lots of deer that I can take out within 200 yards or less). Thanks for posting. God bless.
Let the 7 mags eat love it
Great shot... nice!
Thank you.
What brand stock do you have on that rifle
Thats some seriously good shooting!
Thanks
Awesome videos guys just sub'd all the way from northern Alberta Canada !
Thanks!
Nice shot at both distances
How arw the exit wounds at longer range? With this 162gr eldx? And good blood trails, if the are not drt?
Great shooting man! I was able to take out a small buck at 283 yards this year with my Tikka CTR 308.
I really enjoy your videos! Really exciting when the long range practice turns into Venison most folks would have to watch walk by
Thank you sir. It's too bad I haven't seen a decent buck on the farm yet. So I figured it was time to harvest a couple of doe. I didn't actually expect to make a 600+ yard shot, but with low wind I felt very comfortable making that shot. Happy shooting!
I was going to say this was not 630 yards! Your bullet traveled less than half a second. Then I heard you say 230 yards. Nice shot!
Haha. Thanks. 230 yards doesn't seem very far with this set up. With the 24x zoom I felt like that deer was only 50 yards.
Great shooting!! Is this originally the Tikka t3 hunter with the sporter weight barrel?
Yeah, this is the same gun that's been featured in a lot of my videos. I am thoroughly impressed with the Tikka T3s with or without the GRS stock. I'll list all the other videos featuring this gun in the description. Thanks for watching!
That's awesome man I just picked up a Savage 1-11 Trophy Hunter long-range in 7mm mag what size Barrel is that 24 inch?
Thanks. It's a 24 inch.
Nice keep up the good work love the videos by the way merry Christmas and have a happy and safe New Year keep it in the 10 ring
Molto bravo.
Wow!! Good shootin! What model is youre 7 mag? I just bought a model 700 & am going to be using it this season.
jay blue Thanks. It’s a Tikka T3 with a GRS stock
Nice!!! any wind dialling? Looked pretty calm. God's Love to 7mm Harvests!
There wasn't any wind that day. That is why I felt confident to take such a far shot. I practiced with this setup a lot over the summer so I knew my elevation adjustment was spot on. Wind is a lot trickier and I wouldn't have been comfortable with too much. Thanks for watching!
How are those ELD's workin for ya, from the looks of it pretty well!
I have been very impressed with the ELD-X. The first test load I tried in the 7mm grouped under a half inch. I've been running the same recipe ever since. I am especially impressed by the terminal ballistics on the ELD-X. Thanks for watching!
What's on your back in the second half of the video?
What brand rear bag are you using?
It is an Allen. It is actually a front bag that I use for rear support, but it works! I do wish it was a bit higher for my 9-13" bipod. I have a hard time shooting across even ground with it. It does fine for shooting up hill though.
@@ChuckinTV thanks for the quick reply!
@@AV1776 No problem, I try to be good about answering any questions. I appreciate you watching!
@@ChuckinTV you're welcome! Both shots were great. I haven't been hunting yet myself, but I am hoping to get out there soon for the first time! Lots of hogs and no limits on them down here in Florida.
What kind of bullets? I watch a lot of your videos and I know you handload but what is your recipe? Haha
162gr ELD-X with 64gr Re-23. I'm getting about 2900fps from it. Thanks for watching
Sorry I was looking at the first deer
Haha you're not the first. I tricked a few people with the false ending.
NOT 630 YARDS BTW its 230
You have to keep watching until the end haha.
Nice shooting
Might switch from a .270 it dropped one at 400 yards but it took 3 shots to figure out where my bullet was flying due to drop a .7mm will definatley make that shot no problem
The 7mm will still have a significant drop at 400yds and beyond. The best way to make that shot consistently is to have a reliable scope and to figure out what to dial for a given distance. Also tons of practice. A 270 is an easy 400yd cartridge if you know the ballistics. Thanks for watching.
You make stickers? Love your channel bud
We do not, sorry. I appreciate that.
Doe popping from the road. Great way to take meat but I myself wouldn't publish it. No bragging rights earned.
I get where that's coming from for sure. I wouldn't consider this bragging at all. At least it is not intended to be that way. It's just a testament to the system that I am using. That includes the rifle, scope, and ammo. I would not have been confident in either of these shots if I hadn't done my homework before hand. I was just taking the best opportunity I had to get my deer that season. I realize there isn't a whole lot of context in video.
600 yards my ass lol
Did you watch t'ill the end? 🤦♂️
That’s not 630 yards
Did you watch t'ill the end? 🤦♂️
Why would you do that? You might be a lucky shot, but you’re a lazy hunter...
Please watch my other content before you go and call me lazy or lucky. I've spent a lot of time developing and testing hand loads for this set up. I have shot many groundhogs well over 500yds as well. I took a shot of opportunity that I was confident in.
why not learn to stalk and try and get i to 100m of the deers..yes we can all shoot long range but try and outwit the deer with fieldraft...
My strategy in hunting is to make the best of any opportunity that is presented to me and to use the best tool for the job. I can get very close to deer when the situation calls for it. Check out my deer hunt from last year: czcams.com/video/geZENnoSnwE/video.html. The wind was too heavy for long range shots, so we had to improvise a spot and were within 100 yards of the deer. I also archery and muzzle load hunt, both requiring to get in close. So to answer your question: I use stalking and ambushing methods for majority of my deer hunting.
In the case of this video, I had a rifle that is designated for hunting in open fields. There was hardly any wind for this shot. Plus I have a ton of practice with this particular rifle set up. I wouldn't advocate taking such a far shot unless you are well practiced and the conditions are right to do so.
Cal no my friend, We all can’t shoot long range lol.