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@@David-bf9ux watching this makes me think he’s been scoped a time or two. 🤔

@@curtism-w6b he’s a didler lol.

Hell I’d like to forget he was around for the last 4 years😜

He believes he knows best.

@@120bank8 hell ya!!!!

It doesn’t matter what the firearm does it’s how it looks🤷‍♂️

@@cag2102 I like the plates, easy to line up crosshairs, the white makes more of a contrast. It wouldn’t have helped, there was so much slop in the recoil lug. I fixed it with a DIY bedding but man it was frustrating. I think the next step will be investing in a better scope.

Sorry you had issues. I just bought a30-06 wilderness sierra and shot over the weekend. I was pleased when my final 3shot group was my elk rounds and holes all touched

@@cag2102 yeah that’s awesome. Sometimes the rifles are a bit fussy on weight and charge. I’ve got it figured out now with some 147gr but a nicer scope would help….dear Santa🤔

@@fish02100 the BAR is a fine firearm and quite popular with big game hunters.

@@joeeigo144crystal wow, this seems to be an all to common occurrence.

@ with all the damages done including being separated from my five year old son for now 2 years it’s backwards to even speak about fire arms in this libtarded country now.

@ alberta may seem to be the only safe haven for fire arms owners in the future. The rcmp did raid everyone at high river in 2013 seizing everything.

@RodjoTheHunter .308 is a great cartridge for big game. I’m not sure the powder gets a chance to burn completely in this rig.

That doesn’t happen very often, must have had deep pockets for lawyer fees.

@@91cobra50 good to know, I’m in the East but great info regardless for other viewers.

@@91cobra50 I learned a lot.

@@91cobra50 good lord, hopefully it works out for you. You’re not alone there are many similar stories.

@@brownydwbrown7485 agree, as always it could be an excellent choice depends on application. I know this fella hunts closed in areas where the max range is 100.

@@zacmiller8053 it’s a fantastic review and video evidence of what not to do. 🤔

@@josh2711 believe it or this guy hunts for meat.

@ then you’re definitely going to lose some meat with 300win mag lol

@@josh2711 oh, lots of trauma going on where that cartridge impacts.

@@40s9s3 a much better cartridge, he’s not mine btw. 😁

@@ronnieammons875 one of the first things I checked, i had heard that. It’s fixed now and had a lot to do with the extra slop in the recoil lug area.

@@SpringerOwl haha yeah man why waste time at the butcher when you can make hamburger in the trail😆

@@deerhunter7482 interesting, I’d say it’s 30/70 the majority thinking 300 is too much.

@@FDMEEK 30/70, no to yes 🤔

@@dangeary2134 I understand the “you can’t kill them too much” attitude but I’m thinking something between .223 and 300 win mag.

@@AnthonyJohnston-up3lk that’s a lot of energy but a 110 grain would temper that.

@@AnthonyJohnston-up3lk at what range are you typically shooting?

@ 200 to 600 yards

@@AnthonyJohnston-up3lk that makes sense, the fella in the video is shooting 50-70🤷‍♂️, that’s a lot of energy at impact.

@@virgilpalmer2427 too chunky

@@virgilpalmer2427 they are a very good bench shooter, pretty accurate for the $$$.

@@stephenerdley397 he may be suffering from “post traumatic scoped disorder” 😜

@@VitalArms it’s one of the most apparent examples I’ve seen on video review. Makes a strong case for video recording all your “practice”

@@randynott771 one cannot make that assumption anymore for fear of being cancelled 😆

@@player1reirei386 yeah good advice, that 300 carries a lot of energy😁

@@ryanr219 really? First I’ve heard that issue, literally everybody I know that has one absolutely loves them. Ever take down the bolt or take it to smith for diagnosis?

@@SciD1 if this continues we won’t have much of a choice. I understand why you would make that decision.

@@matthewanders2869 oh he’s a slapping that thing like it owes him money, video review is a great tool for all shooters.

@@homeinthewoods957 by any chance is yours a pre bankruptcy production, they used to be really good. 😢

I don't think so I bought them in the last two years.

@@homeinthewoods957 generally I’ve found that those synthetic stock models are more likely to shoot poorly than the wood stock (synthetic stock is thin and flimsy, larger calibres suffer coupled with the pencil thin barrel). We did “fix” the stock flex but it took a lot of bedding material to fill those voids. Glad you managed to get a couple of good shooters.

@@leviketcher4409 well I mean if there’s one available while you’re zeroing you wouldn’t use it?

@@brandonharrison3411 so that’s a no?

@@willholly7526 haha, along my battlefield ready .22 😆

@@WildGameBucks this is the Savage 110 “Hunter” it comes with a few extra goodies over the standard 110 such as a heavy barrel.

@@Carsonktm420 locks in the firearm to remove as much of the human error possible, great for getting a precise zero or testing accuracy of hand loads.

@ maybe ok for zeroing it , I hope your holding it freehand, when you’re actually shooting it

@@Carsonktm420 hard to go hunting lugging around a 50 pound sled through the bush.

It is a beautiful firearm that my brother put some money into to make it a show piece. Not overly practical I mean what are you gonna hunt with that?😅

@@CR-jt5pv there aren’t really many good reasons to use one outside of a zero. I’ve used one when I’m testing loads and trying to measure accuracy precisely. I’ve seen quite a few people use one as a crutch when grouping, not a fair measure of one’s own skill🤷‍♂️

@@Donald-g3r that’s what I was thinking as well, good for long range but too much energy up close. 😁

@@jamesfellbaum5641 that’s impressive.

@@EasternMountainHunters we normally only use the led sled for zeroing, 100% agree for bags and bipod.

@ I don’t like to use them for zeroing either but that is just personal preference. They say it won’t shoot the same in the sled vs you holding it. I don’t know cause I’ve never tried!

@@EasternMountainHunters maybe with semi auto, I can see how that might interfere with the action. I’ve zeroed quite a few rifles using the sled and it’s always dead on after.