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@stephenferguson6363 I'd try a slightly faster twist to run the 88gr eldm.. check the BC on that wee sucker out!

@ChasetheWildNZ it show it needs 1-7 to run a full bc value i know a few guys running it out of a 1-8 with decent results. I'll give them a try and see how they shoot it know 4 guys here with 22 creedmores 3 have 1-8 one guy has a 1-7 but pretty much every one shoots the 80.5 full bore or 80 grain eldx as their main bullet the guy running the 85.5 has killed 5 deer so far and a cow elk. It's tricky I just don't want to spin them to fast a d have the bullets explode mid air but obviously still need to stabilize them.

@stephenferguson6363 I know what you mean. Shouldnt start blowing them up but as the barrel gets near end of life I have seen that happen with 6.5 prc and the 147 eldms. The 88 grain has an epic bc and that extra weight will help on larger game. Give it a go with the 1-8.. a friend runs the 88grs at 3300 in a 22-250AI. It's formidable

@@MaqsoodHussain-j9c thank you. Heaps more in my channel

@donyhunter1775 thank you. Please subscribe if ypu enjoyed it.

@lenzadlberger it's bloody nice to use up in the alpine stuff. Lightweight and that pouch is ideal!

@@ChasetheWildNZ not only in Alpine Territory also in the Forest Stalking to Quick Spot your surroundings or in the fields at night spotting for Wild Boar

@@spoonheadmusic thanks! It is crazy what modern firearms can do with enough practice and dedication. Please subscribe and like if you enjoyed it.

@@ChasetheWildNZ I think that's the key aye, practice and practicing the right stuff. I learn some great tips from your channel. I've picked up a nice little Elude 223 with a decent scope so I'll be getting some practice in with it then go and help reduce the wallaby numbers too.

@spoonheadmusic get amongst it! Shot lots of little rocks on banks until you are happy with dope. Use a soft tipped bullet if your going to impact game at slower velocities. The elms will go ok down to 1400fps at a push and still cause good damage

@@ChasetheWildNZ wicked, I was looking at getting some 73gr ELD-M factory ammo for it. I got a goat at 60m on the weekend with 55gr soft point. Much less meat damage than the 308 that's for sure!!

@@spoonheadmusic yeah the 73gr eldm will.be perfect

@thyslop1737 yeah it's right out there. Big valley stopping us getting closer

@@rashidsabri7319 hehe why thank you! If you subscribe and check out my other videos you will see lots and lots of shots like this

@@Christiaanbeesblaas certainly the dope can be an easy fix. Get out on dirt banks and pick tiny stones to have a go at.

Planing on giving it another crack tonight so I definitely will be going back to the same spot and picking out some small rocks or stumps to se where I’m hitting

@@homey3051 thanks!

@@hunterx2210 haha yeah they are fairly sneaky

It’s a wallaby 😂

@chrispyskiwiadventures3583 thanks mate.

@@controlledrecoil-nzhunting cheers lad.. cool spot. Come play one day

@@mattyallen3396 haha amen to that!

Thanks mate! Stretching it a wee bit!

@richardt.4224 hehe I absolutely love my wee suzuki! Best of luck on your hunt. Let me know how you go!

M700 action with a trueflite barrel. Precision platforms carbon stock. All NZ made. Murfs precision put it together. Chambered in 7mm rem mag firing 180grs eldms

@@ChasetheWildNZ The 7mm rem mag is an absolute hammer. 180gr at 2500fps impact velocity hits hard Love the videos

@@Francoisdumon458 it's my favorite bullet for hunting and precision shooting! Unreal BC and expands so well down to 1400 fps!

Blue duck valley? No, but not too far from there

2.5x base.. decent field of view. Easy to use for closer things like rabbits etc. Even blood trailing

Plenty to come! I'm giving it a good work out over the next wee while. It's only going to look better as the surroundings cool and the animals show up even better

@@1mykah in NZ , I think just over 4k

@ChasetheWildNZ I appreciate the reply. That price is more than reasonable in comparison to its competitors

@1mykah I think so too! It's stacked with great gear!

@controlledrecoil-nzhunting it's stacked with goodness!

@@homey3051 thanks!

@richardt.4224 no range finder on this unit. I find range finders essential on scopes for longer shooting or for using a 22lr but handheld I prefer no range finder. It's certainly a bloody good unit! Around 4300 nzd I think

@@ChasetheWildNZ If I was younger and I was still working I’d buy a scope with a rangefinder plus ballistics, but sadly that is not going to happen. I think PARD NZ will replace my TA32-25LRF with a new one. I use Arken FFP scopes on both my Tikka rim and centrefire rifles; I range everything, because I prefer to dial it in, even at night when shooting possums with my 22Lr. Thermal and IR scopes are I find a pain, so I shoot with RED light. But when shooting centre fire I use rangefinder bino’s. I have just had my Samurai engine rebuilt and once I have all my bills paid I want to get out and chase that first Tahr, although I would like some more goat meat!

@@richardt.4224 ooo I bet you can't wait

@blaircade2088 it's the perfect size and weight for those big trips!

@LerrySanders I did think of doing this and came to the conclusion that the weight makes a small difference but that should be apart of the testing because if you chose to use a heavy silencerand carry it then you benefit from your effort. However with the weight of the sled and rifle etc.. the difference it makes was less than 1%. Hope that helps. These results show you the recoil reduction of each silencer. Weight and design included

@assumiassumi3398 thank you. There was 1 or 2 missed head shots I think in the whole trip. Please subscribe and share 🙏

Thank you

@jozefhorvat3625 thank you! Please hit the subscribe button if you enjoy it. Heaps more to come.

@spoonheadmusic thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it. Hit that subscribe button if you haven't already. It really helps

@@ChasetheWildNZ yip just did. I don't know why I wasn't already. Love your work! Keen for the next suppressor episode too.

@spoonheadmusic cheers! I've got some more ATEC models to test soon. Did you see the one with normal style ones. YT didn't promote it much at all so it didn't get much attention at all

@@ChasetheWildNZ oh I didn't see that. But I have now, thanks for that.

@johnmorgan-gc8ly yes we took a heap of meat. We even took a trailer up the 4wd track (hence the winching) however here in NZ there are no predators and everything is invasive species so there is a lot of control going on every day. There are no hunting seasons and no limits to help control. Also millions spent by government on poisons etc.

@@ChasetheWildNZFreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Meats

@chuevang9989 here in NZ they are invasive species and we have NO predators at all. The numbers go crazy and the environment suffers. We have no hunting seasons or limits because of this. It's open season all year to help control numbers. Hope that helps answer your question

@@NZHardhouser lake Sumner area. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

@tonykourounblis1854 effective but messy!

@@blaircade2088 we need to go back there!!

@@rosannesutton4310 thank you!

@@jozefhorvat3625 thank you!

@@bradleytyrrell4417 she is a honey of a rifle!

@@danielsutherland8272 nah.. just some lads contacted me wanting to come out on a trip

@@babarshafi glad you enjoyed it!! Come over for an adventure

@kaleguibeb5296 thank you. We are very lucky

@Accuracy1st I used adi2208/varget for the 708. 41.5grs for a 162gr eldm. Obviously work upto this in 0.5grs

@@ChasetheWildNZ Thanks! Any other data, especially with the 300WSM? I did see the Hodgdon site showing StaBall 6.5 produces excellent speed in the 708 but I hear Varget, Reloder 15, and IMR4064 are much better for accuracy

@@Accuracy1st I actually don't own a 300wsm

@@ChasetheWildNZ Oh ok. Must have been one of the hunters in the video. The footage showed what cartridge was being used and one or more said 300WSM

@@Accuracy1st a friend on one of the tahr vids has a 300wsm. Have a look at the optimum charge weight reloading method. That's what i use. Start low and build up. Every gun is going to like different loads slightly

@user-vq9ut8bc3b here in NZ these are all introduced animals and we have zero predators. If lest unchecked their numbers go mad and huge damage is done to our economy systems and land. Pigs will attack lambs and eat them here and dig up the grazing and native plants. Goats eat everything. Our government even poisons and culls millions of animals every year. At least we try and eat as much as possible. There is even a national goat hunting competition on right now to lower number. We have no hunting seasons or limits.. open season all year! It's not like other countries where I agree.. just take what you can eat

@@ChasetheWildNZ Oh, I see.. I understand. Thank you for your reply.

@user-vq9ut8bc3b anytime. Its a very unusual situation here

@@ChasetheWildNZ This is Korea, and there are gun laws. The only wild animals are pigs... I'm so jealous of the hunting and camping in other countries.

@user-vq9ut8bc3b yes we are very very lucky.. come on a hunting holiday!

@bloke3006 thank you.. yeah it's an epic tent.. it's a Russian brand of my friends and sadly as they are at war.. can't get them anymore

It's a Bereg UP2. Quick set up and take down. Double skin so really warm. Has been pretty hardy so far. Worth putting something under the floor when you set it up as rocks and sticks are hard on the fabric. Otherwise epic piece of kit