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huh no issues with mine. love it

@@DucomaVet 10.3

Nice!

@@dude_mccallaster no

@@ExplorersWorkbench It is though man lol. You can look up all kinds of chronograph testing but even the advertised numbers on the 220 is 703 foot pounds and the 180 is 728. Not a whole lot more powerful but more powerful none the less. Weight doesn’t equal power.

@@dude_mccallaster ya but the 180 are hollow points. Not what the doctor ordered for bear.

@@ExplorersWorkbenchI agree 100% but that’s not the point that was made. I’m not trying to nit pick and I apologize if it seems that way but you told me I was wrong when I pointed out that the 180g was more powerful. Nothing about hollow point, hard cast or bears was ever brought up in that statement. The 180g hollow point is more powerful than the 220g hard cast for a fact and that’s all I was getting at.

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@@NANDO3IS I think so. Not sure if the noise canceling would cut that frequency. But you could turn that off and they block everything

@@whiskeyactual. ya it’s hard to beat a 1911 trigger, but this xdm is nice. Good capacity, good trigger, grip safety, pic rail for a light, and quite a bit lighter than a 1911.

@@embryedwards4821 I have not heard of that. I will take a look. Thanks!

@@ExplorersWorkbench they also make hard cast bullets and go up to 230 grain.

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@@embryedwards4821nice!

i will check that out. Thanks for tuning in!

Don’t know anything about high cut helmets. Sorry!

Thank you!

Ya they did, which makes it more reliable but more gassy

Nice!

Ya no complaints here either

I like the B5 sopmod. Very sturdy.

Ya the baby sfx9 seems like a great setup

Thanks for the kind words. I live in south east PA. Most of the year, But our family cabin has been in Potter for the last 25 years. It’s our happy place. Gods country!

How do you like it?

@@ExplorersWorkbench Love it, but t's more snappy than .45acp. I know why colt calls theirs the "rail gun" now.

@@Chris-wn3vr nice!

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Nice! I’ll check it out

Ya it's a great pistol. Thanks for tuning in!

Thank you!

All I know is it’s a solingen hunting knife. Got it from my dad when I was a kid over 25 years ago . Wish I knew more..

Appreciate it

Ya I misspoke I think it’s 6.5 lbs

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A2

Make one!

awesome!

very true

Sure thing!

Ya the braces have a little play. You can use electrical tape to tighten the gap, but it’s not really a big deal

Not the folder that’s rock solid

Nice. What are your favorite accessories they offer?

16 is pretty standard

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Thanks for the tip!

Haven't heard much about the 257. I prefer a heavier grain for elk. I'm sure the 257 could do fine, but not much room for error with the smaller load. Will look into it though. With this muzzle brake I could shoot it all day if it wasn't so expensive. The recoil isn't bad at all.

@@ExplorersWorkbench Trust me if a 257 Weatherby can kill an elephant or #3000 lb. hippo with one shot I feel pretty sure it'll kill a big ole elk. People shoot Moose and brown bears with them so, maybe just maybe it'll work, I dunno though. The Yaquis shoot Walrus with a 30-30 rifle all the time and they weigh in over 5000 lbs. Don't get caught up in the it's too small game. Fred Bear killed one of the largest brown bears in the record books with a recurve bow and arrow 125 fpe/ In todays world it's all about bigger and bigger and bigger. And a 30-30 will kill anything on earth. Been doing the gun thing from 6-64. Best rifle ever made is the 257 Weatherby. Flattest, hardest, Deadliest rifle out there. Check the bullet drop at 400 yards and do energy. Then borrow one and shoot it. No muzzle brake required. Yes, I'm a fan boy. But I've owned almost every caliber there is. between my sons and my wife we've owned about every caliber made . And we all agree the 257 is the shytes. Or you can be like me and go through about 40 of them ,before you realize the 375 hurts and the 50 Beowulf is to big. Peace.

@@thebigfellar7178 I trust you. Sounds like a great round. How is availability of that round?

@@ExplorersWorkbench You can always get ammo for a Weatherby. Not many people shoot Weatherby rounds. They used to be a Rich man's gun. Still are unless you think 2-3 thousand is not bad. The one I'm getting next is the 30-378 Wby it's a flat shooting S.O.B. and it literally hits like the hand of God. Kept the longest shot record for 40 years in a row. But the gun is 3k and a box of 20 rounds is $100-130 a box. But as in any round you can reload for any of them. the 257 is $49 to 100. If you directly from Wby. They have other brands that are cheaper made by federal etc. I only shoot 100 grainers from Wby. in mine. That's what they are scoped for. From polar bears to deer you're set with a 257. You can even ground hog hunt with them if you want. But they just Poof when hit. A zillion pieces going a hundred directions. You want to go long either of them is 100% ready, willing, and able. You can get the 257 in the Vanguards Weatherby. From $800-to 2k I just bought a Talon from Sportsman Warehouse for $1300 after tax. Being trying to get it for over a year. Everytime it came up next day sold out. Did the same thing this time. Except I didn't wait a day, I bought it as soon as I saw it Available. My suggestion to you is buy the Talon just the stock alone is like $700-800. It's got the twisted barrel ,Brake, cero-coat etc. It's a hell of a deal for that price. I think. Most bang for your money. You can look at them and price different ones 30-378 is on there too. $$$$$$$$$$$ Pricey, but actually cheaper than any FFl. You'll never go wrong with that Talon though. Peace Brother. Holler back you look through them. That Talon will be here this week, can't wait.

@@thebigfellar7178 Heck ya! Enjoy it!

Nice! I’m still very happy with this rifle.

I think the stock on this rifle is much better than what is on the Live wild. Price is pretty close, I found a great deal for 1,200$ on mine. I guess the main decision would be if you want that Mark 5 action, both plenty accurate if you find the right load.

enjoy it!