For those of you that might be building your own 6mm ARC upper: some of the barrels out there actually have the gas block out at a farther position than rifle length. If your 18" (or longer) barrel comes with a gas block and gas tube, this might be the case. In my case, the gas block stuck out about an inch passed the 15" handguard that I intended to use, and it took me a lot of searching to find a handguard that was long enough to cover the gas block, but not so long that it got in the way of the muzzle device. I eventually found a 16.5" from Hera Industries that does the job.
I've been on the 6ARC bandwagon for a minute now and I am blown away with the performance. I keep telling my buddies to pick one up but they have to see to believe. I see no use for a large frame for my needs going forward, huge 6ARC fan!
According to my headcanon the flannel is underneath the LARP threads. Like a reverse superman. He gets home, pulls into his garage, closes the door, makes sure nobody is looking, flexes and the chest tears open to reveal the tartan underneath like "dad mode, engaged"
Welcome to the club! The 6 ARC came out in 2020 and it's become my favorite round to shoot. Hitting targets at long range with no recoil puts a smile on my face every time.
Yup, the Grendel handles a wider range of bullet weights and hits harder. I won't deny the ARC makes a good paper puncher but if you want something for taking game then use a bigger caliber like the Grendel.
This is exactly why I came to the comments. I want to know how they compare. Ballistically, size, weight, velocity, etc they’re very similar. Grendal on the other hand is cheaper and more readily available.
One of my favourite things is when Micha trolls mike and leaves in some awkward/ unnecessary footage. Because you know mike is just as surprised as we are by it
I'm sure some has corrected the comment at 23:20 regarding the upper. The AR upper works fine, and a 6ARC barrel fits fine as well as the BCG. You do need to change the bolt to the 6.5 Grendel size bolt. This is also the weak spot for the 6ARC as bolts do break on occasion. Built my 6ARC gasser a couple of years ago and enjoy it so much that this week I took possession of a Howa Mini-1500 6ARC bolt gun.
What is really crazy is the US navy used the Lee Navy rifle in 6mm all the way back in 1895, and they even made arguments that this was the future of bullet technology that small high velocity rounds out perform larger slower bullets in tissue disruption etc. This is in a era when some guns still shot giant 11mm bullets and German Mausers would adopt 7.92x57. The US was too ahead of the curve at the time, problems manufacturing the ammo and the expensive complex Lee Navy rifles droomed widespread adoption, but it's wild to think engineers were that forward thinking all the way back then. They would feel very vindicated today with the way cartridge technology has progressed.
6.5x55 Swedish (1894), 6.5 Jap (1897), 6.5 Carcano (1890), 6.5 Mannlicher (1892) etc... To nail something so close to the invention of smokeless powder only to semi-abandon it seems odd like you said, but if I had to guess it was because of the ever present logistical desire of militaries for ammo parity between arms, and the notion arose that a smaller bullet like 6mm would be insufficient in its role as an emplaced or light machine gun caliber, so they scaled everything up, with small arms following. Just a guess...
Things come full circle eventually in ballistics. There's lots of great advancement in ballistic technology, but physics are always the constant in that equation.
Absolutely love my 6 ARC. Glad that I was able to get the 20” Compass Lake Engineering barrel before they shut down operations. Damn thing is an absolute hammer!
The only thing that amazes me is that it took the DOD this long to finally look at a .243 platform. I know it’s always a trade off between capacity and punch, but .243 has always been a proven deer hunting performer.
It honestly doesn't surprise me one bit, going back to the days of teddy Roosevelt and the rough riders facing bolt action mausers with trapdoor Springfield rifles our ordinance dept has always been behind on weaponry... They replaced the trapdoor single shots with the already obsolete 30/40 krag, panicked and copied the mauser 98 for the most part, they ended up paying a royalty on every 03 made to mauser due to patent infringement. They also screwed up the heat treat in the process which resulted in brittle actions that liked to shatter. It's been a clusterfokk since day one!
6mm ARC with the higher pressure out of a bolt gun is screaming fast. 6mm ARC has two different pressure ratings, one for gas guns and one for bolt guns.
yup...this was meant to use 6.5 Gren bolts and mags but improve on it, and with less recoil. Hornady just stole the idea, changed bullet diameter for less recoil, and rebranded it lol
The Grendel has more powder because of a shorter bullet, but it's not a high BC bullet with long range wind control. If you want more powder with a higher BC bullet, Hornady also gave us the 22 ARC, whitch is 22-250 performance out of a short barrel AR.
@@terrywright93086.5 Grendel matches bc and even beats bc of 6mm in most loadings.Problems is, to do it, it has to give up muzzle velocity. Hornady said 6mm was the sweat spot of velocity and bc for the limited powder available in ar15. That’s is why they necked down 6.5 Grendel to 6mm
I do hope you liked the serial number on that lower. Hand picked it myself when I was tasked with building the lower. The trigger is a GFR-E and that specific trigger is the nicest trigger I ever installed in a lower and I've installed thousands.
It looks like you put a lot of time and craftsmanship into hand fitting that rifle- Thanks for your hard work! Could you tell me more about the GFR-E. I know it has nano coating like the new X variants of the SSA and the SSA-E. Is it a new trigger, or a specialty trigger. I enjoy details, so feel free to go nuts.
You can do a 6arc build with a standard AR upper receiver, its just the bolt face that is different. Uses a 6.5 grendel bolt. Maybe Geissele makes a specific upper receiver for 6arc, but if you're putting one together yourself it doesn't require anything special besides the bolt and barrel.
Would be interesting to see a comparison between something like 6 ARC, 6.5G, and 6.8 SPC. Maybe include a segment on 16 vs ~11.5 in a similar format as this video.
I shot a 6mm arc precision rifle that a guy had built himself at my local range. Whoooo boy was it a fun gun. Really loved getting to use it the few shots he allowed me to get off. Interesting to learn more about it here!
@@jcows12 Man I was hoping Mike compared 6.5G and 6ARC in the video. Debating on whether or not to keep mine. On the positive, range ammo is slowly creeping down in price.
@@GeisseleAutomatics i drive a super-duty, i shoot a super-duty, im in my bathroom writing this comment taking a....... . . . . .Taylor Swift, a big stinky Taylor Swift.
Haven't looked back from three yrs ago. Have a Carbon Proof 18" barrel on mine. It reloads very well. LOTS of bullet options. Using bullets in the 80-90 grn range for PD including the V-Max which gets me in the 3K vicinity. Berger Hybrids in 105, 109 for long range. You have the perfect scope on it as well. Best tactual ever made, and one of my overall favorite. If I had one gripe, it would be the hollowed out bolt head. Sides are VERY thin. Bought a JP, and no problems so far. store an extra in my grip.
6 arc is pretty cool I think. The factory offerings for ammo are limited but the potential is really unlocked when hand loaded. In a bolt gun you’re getting into 6BR ballistics and nearing the 6 creed. Pretty badass little round
I built a 26” bolt gun and by reloading I can push a 108ELDM to 2900fps. SuperSonic over 1400yds and it shoots 0.8MOA ten shot groups. Even factory 108’s shoot 2749fps with an SD of 5.7fps
@@HunterMikeWI yeah, it’s pretty badass. I’m running a br but after playing around with the arc, my next barrel is going to be an arc. Same performance but I can buy factory ammo in a pinch and don’t have to worry about feeding issues that the br has
@@K-bob_45 as far as what? The br or arc? 6BR and its variants are not known for great feeding. Takes a little bit of tuning with the magazine and stuff for it to work well.
@@K-bob_45 my experience with the 6arc in bolt guns is limited, but from my experience and what I’ve heard from others it feeds vary well. In an AR platform the rounds feed excellently with a 6.5 Grendel magazine
Amusing to see that the modern US military FINALLY came to the same conclusion that other people or other militaries of the past had WAY back then: 6mm caliber is the ideal, true intermediate cartridge.
I suggest connecting the two sides of the bipod with elastic cord. That's what we did in the army, and it makes it so you just need to open one side and the other opens automatically
I had a 6mm ARC 20" that really dived deep on with bolt manufacturing materials and reloading. Hornady claims about 2750ft/s out of an 18" barrel. I have found that their statements are false, as shown on Mike's video there too. The flaw with this cartridge is that there are 2 SAAMI Specifications for 6mm ARC. One for semi-autos (ARs at 52k PSI), and one for bolt actions (62k PSI). The reasoning behind this is that the enlarged rim diameter compared to a 5.56, a 6mm ARC (which uses 6.5 grendel as parent case, and therein a 6.5grendel type 2 bolt) cannot exceed 52k PSI and will have too much bolt thrust force imparted onto the AR bolt locking lugs. This is the same for 6.5 grendel bolts. This is something that's been documented and known. If a manufacturer were to find whatever secret sauce metallurgy Ruger does in their SFAR (a small frame AR15 patterned rifle that shoots .308) and pair it with a 6mm ARC, I think they'd really be improving the cartridge-firearm system for reliability, and to handle the hotter loadings rearward forces. I would really encourage flannel daddy to really give the firearm a hard run to see how many rounds it would take to start seeing bolt lug sheering. Back to the difference of PSI, Semi-Auto according to SAAMI is rated for 52k PSI, and Bolt Actions are 62k PSI. This is on hornady's reloading database. Please note that when you purchase a box from Hornady, neither say whether it's specific for Bolt Actions or Semi-Autos. So, being the devious little creature I am, I buy a box of factory Hornady 108gr ELD-M and a box of Hornady 105gr BTHP "black" - same ammo flannel daddy shot. I set aside 5 bullets from each box of 20 to disassemble and measure everything about the cartridge, including the round, powder charge, the weights, length of brass, so on. I then calibrated a model on Gordon's Reloading Tool, and shot rounds to have it match up accordingly. What I found is that both of these rounds are at about 55-58k PSI depending on ambient temperature. that's 3-6k over SAAMI specifications for semi-autos, which is what this round is more commonly used for. As for the pressure issues aside, finding an adequate powder to get those single digit SDs those long range shooters desire is fairly difficult for higher grain bullets 95gr to 115gr and still getting decent velocity and complete powder burn. Many many times I've seen even out of my 20" 6mm Arc, getting incomplete powder burn with the typical high velocity loadings. That gives it velocity variations, and leads to vertical stringing - taking the shooter out of the equation. This cartridge really does shine though when using lower grain projectiles from 90gr and below, getting really nice results, even exceeding 3,000ft/s in some instances. Coyote and hog hunters in particular like this round for its effectiveness. TL;DR: PSI too hot for semi. Bolt go boom. small weight bullet good. Cheers from an autist.
@@steveelder5306 still not complete burn at temps below 75°F. Does get nice velocities though. Incredibly temp instable powder. I live in AK, and so that powder can be over pressured at 115°F and getting complete burn, but at any temps below 75°F, it falls flat on its face.
I had actually contacted CMMG in regards to this when I found out they were releasing a rifle in 6mm ARC. I asked if they planned to use the Mutant PowerBolt to utilize the larger 308 style bolt head to handle the stronger PSI of this cartridge to get the most out of what Hornady stated in it's advertisements. Unfortunately they decided to go the same route as everyone else when building around this cartridge. To me they really missed out on an opportunity given they have the equipment to build a perfect semi auto rifle for the 6mm ARC.
I checked the SAAMI spec for a reference to the 62K PSI spec you talked about and was unable to find it. Could you provide a reference SAAMI year and page number?
Check out the new 100Gr ELD-VT from Hornady in 6.5mm. When loaded in the Grendel, it gives very similar trajectory to 1000 yards compared to the 108 gr ELDM in 6mm ARC.
@@mikebyers954 They are weird. Our M4 has a life expectancy of 10-12k. I've also heard the Sig Spear 6.8x51 was also getting implemented. But that barrel life is even shorter yet. Shoot, a guy in my unit it was a scout and his first deployment in Iraq and he was issued a M14 .308. I just doubt anything is getting implemented any time soon with how broke the military is right now.
@@methylmania I went with Proof's wrapped barrel, as I didn't want any barrel whip. It was about the same price as a normal barrel at the time. I think it's gone up quite a bit since then
@@cousland58 10-4 I'm thinking on building a long stick this fall. My ballistic advantage 18" shoots like a dream. .5 moa all day with factory horn. match eldms. They don't have a 24 available right now.
Legitimize? Varmint dudes jumped on this immediately, at least nearly everyone i know and most of their aquaintances. Its a DOD gun also. Imo its gonna be hard to beat it in small frame if you remove the ammo avail factor. My personal builds in it are spot on awesome. Tuned to shoot butter soft and tac drivers. As is with most of the varmint crowd that grabbed it too. The new 6 max cartridge is pretty great too for lighter projectiles. 22 arc has also lit off in the varmint crowd, same as 6 arc, everyone ik, and their friends has or is in the process of it also. Is it the be all, end all for a fighting rifle? I dont think so, but it has its place for sure.
@@whiskerbiscuit99 To be fair varmint dudes jump on any weird new small caliber cartridge on the market lol. I don't necessarily judge a cartridges commercial success based off what those guys do. I feel like they get bored too easily lol.
Please do videos on the following: -Shotgun Mud test -Review the ARAK-21 -Which is better the PKM or the M240B? -Possible Sand Tests for the future? -How good are mini shotgun shells vs 2 3/4? -Invite all the GunTubers you can to Idaho with a rifle that they would take into combat and have them run drills and compete with each other to see which rifle set up would work best.
6-ARC is great in bolt guns too. I bought an 18” Savage 110 in 6 ARC as a hobby gun. Considering all the component shortages, it’s great! Especially since it’s a 1200 yard capable rifle that takes small rifle primers. Using Varget it wasn’t hard to get a load shooting 3/8”. I’m a fan.
This video made me super happy. I thought of this round back in 2021 and was pretty excited to see hornady come out with it. Now, with gt covering it, it might actually get popular enough to stick around.
In regards to wearing out the guns faster Geissele did a lot of work to make a stronger bolt and extractor, multi port gas system for softer bolt cycling and a reinforced upper with new enhanced barrel extension to make it as strong and long lasting as a comparable m4 platform
Man, that black plastic table has been through the ringer 6:34 Love that, appreciate your homies and show them love 26:30 hehe Good Dad advice, great video Mr.Thumb and Micah
Hard sun nap. I feel you talking directly through the screen to me sir. I frickin' love a sun nap after a day soaking up the rays. Stay safe and well my friend
this is just a rerun of the 6mm remington which the military used early on due to its high performance in range, i have one in a hunting rifle and it can shoot from 0-600 yards with no change in hold over
Happy to see this. I think 6arc is maybe the best thing ever for the AR platform. I use a 12.5” suppressed with a 6-7” suppressor and hit torso size targets out to 1000 yards. Thats simply put- insane. Small short super light large ammo capacity retained more lethality then 5.56 and the ability to reach out insanely far. Handloading it is a blast too.
Not really, the 280 had a less potent powder charge than modern cartridges that seem superficially similar. It had inferior ballistics to 308, without providing much in terms of capacity. Using modern powders it might be good, but not when it was invented.
@timbirch4999 that has more to do with the muzzle breaks on m14 than anything. The Italian bm59 was fairly controllable, and the 240B, and other modern light machineguns use 7.62 without any issues.
@@Borderline5440 people were wildcatting it before it got approved its just 6.5 grendel necked to 6mm which has been a thing for 20 years which was based on .220 russian so that is from the 60s, they already made 6m ppc in the 70s from that but this is just a 6.5 grendel case adjusted.
You go to olive garden and order unlimited salad and breadsticks. The first serving comes out. You eat it. The second serving comes. You eat that as well. The third serving comes. You're starting to get full, but you eat it cause heck you want to get your money's worth right? Then the fourth serving comes. You start to eat it but stop about a third of the way through cause you're full and you can't eat any more. As the waitress comes to give you a 5th serving, you tell her you won't eat it and that you're ready to pay. She replies "okay" with a smile and goes to get your check, but leaves the 5th serving on your table. About 10 minutes go buy and the waitress comes out with a 6th serving. You grow a little irritated and tell her that you didn't want any more food, you wanted the check. Again she smiles and says "I'll bring that right out." As she's walking away another waitress comes out with a 7th serving of food. You're stunned at what's happening as you now have nearly 3 full portions of uneaten food. The waitress comes back with an 8th serving and tells you the computers are down, and it might take longer than expected to process the credit card payment. She places the food on top of the food already on the table. The other patrons at the restaurant are now starting to glance at your table with confusion. Then a 9th serving comes out. At this point you can't even see the table underneath the food but that doesn't stop the waitress from bringing a 10th serving. You're irate now and demand her bring you your credit card back so you can leave. She says the payment is still processing but she'll go check on it. She comes back with a 10th serving and tells you the payment is still processing, but if you're going to have to wait if she could bring you some water. You oblige, bewildered at the pile of uneaten salad and breadsticks strewn before you, as the warm scent of garlic fills your nostrils. She comes back with an 11th serving and a glass of water. You drink the water. A 12th serving comes out. At this point the food is piled so high you can't even see across the table anymore. 13th serving. Food starts to fall on the floor. 14th serving. People start to leave the restaurant, confused and a bit frightened at the spectacle. 15. You start to get up and leave, but the waitress tells you it won't be much longer. "I don't care!" You say, your voice cracking from fear, "just let me get out of here!" "I'm afraid I cannot do that sir. You must finish the unlimited salad and breadsticks you ordered." At this point, 30 servings lay on and around your table. A conveyor of waiters are stacking up servings one by one at the tables surrounding you. Kitchen production has reached 1 serving every four seconds. After 100 servings have been brought out you try to make a break for the door, but you slip on a greasy breadstick and fall face first onto the floor. "Oh can I help you sir?" A worried voice asks. You look up. It's the waitress. "Please, just let me go. I'll do anything, please!" She smiles and replies "Oh sir, you chose your fate already, and it only cost you $6.99." You begin to cry. You crawl to the door. It's locked. 250 servings. You begin to wet yourself. You pray, hoping for a miracle. 428 servings. Breadsticks are now shooting out of the kitchen like bullets from a submachine gun. All the waiters and waitresses have gotten on their knees and formed a circle, citing the Olive Garden code of conduct as smoke billows from the floor within. Salad dressing starts to fall from the ceiling. You begin to suffocate from the lettuce blocking your nasal passages 2564 servings. You accept your fate. Power comes in and out, a lightning storm forms outside. There are so many breadsticks in the restaurant that you are unable to see any light. The door breaks open and food begins to pour out at the speed of sound. The road in front of the restaurant gets covered in slippery lettuce and salad dressing, causing a multi car pile up. 6591 servings. The earth begins to tremble. There is a power blackout. 15477 servings. Nothing can stop the cataclysm. 61899 servings. 422455 servings 10174592 servings. The earth begins to split. Volcanic magma makes its way to the surface. The olive garden emoloyees have summoned Cthulhu. He sets fire to the continent. Salad and breadsticks completely cover the earth. Oxygen supply is cut off. Sunlight is nonexistent. You're already dead. The unlimited salad and breadsticks continue to multiply, increasing the mass of the earth to unsustainable levels. Earth collapses into itself, causing a supernova the likes of which have never happened before. Silence.
Grew up with an Uncle that has tested and loaded everything and has sworn by 6mm since I was a kid. There is a reason it is very popular in competition. between 6mm PRC and 6mm arc its great to see these options without having to go into the wild cat rounds. need to buy one. 6mm Maxx looks promising as well.
You can’t run from the flannel forever, Mike. We remember
😂
Bring the flannel back!
In an alternate universe, Mike never served and has a RUclips called the flannel channel. I prefer this one but it’s a fun concept
He needs to do a collab flannel with Dixxon. I’ve got a shocking amount of their flannels.
Honestly, the bandana should always be flannel.
“The shooter watching this video in hell”
“👁️👄👁️”
accurate representation of his face
@@GarandThumb🤯🤯 💩 🎉❤
@@GarandThumb☠
I'm glad he chose 556
@@GarandThumb pretty sure his front teeth got punched out.
For those of you that might be building your own 6mm ARC upper: some of the barrels out there actually have the gas block out at a farther position than rifle length. If your 18" (or longer) barrel comes with a gas block and gas tube, this might be the case. In my case, the gas block stuck out about an inch passed the 15" handguard that I intended to use, and it took me a lot of searching to find a handguard that was long enough to cover the gas block, but not so long that it got in the way of the muzzle device. I eventually found a 16.5" from Hera Industries that does the job.
Good info.
I wonder if an Adjustable Gas Block would tame the recoil a bit.
Or you can just leave the gas block exposed.
Having the gas block forward of the handguard is sexy. IE MK12
I like Hera's quad rail.
I've been on the 6ARC bandwagon for a minute now and I am blown away with the performance. I keep telling my buddies to pick one up but they have to see to believe. I see no use for a large frame for my needs going forward, huge 6ARC fan!
my man starting to evolve from flannel daddy to woods form COD
😂 Bro looks like Snake
He really does look like Woods from Blops 1
This is Solid Snake
*Mashes B*
According to my headcanon the flannel is underneath the LARP threads. Like a reverse superman. He gets home, pulls into his garage, closes the door, makes sure nobody is looking, flexes and the chest tears open to reveal the tartan underneath like "dad mode, engaged"
You: small frame AR
The guy she tells you not to worry about: large frame AR
Doesnt matter the size. Think your going to shrug off any rifle round?
@@dominic6634look up the word ‘humor’ and reread this comment.
@@laskalives what is the difference exactly? AR-10 vs AR-15?
@@thebadlander3608 dude he literally explains it in the first few minutes of the video
It's ok honey I like yours, the large frame ones hurt
Welcome to the club! The 6 ARC came out in 2020 and it's become my favorite round to shoot. Hitting targets at long range with no recoil puts a smile on my face every time.
You should compare the 6.5 Grendel 18” barrel vs the 6 ARC
Would love to see this comparison
Yup, the Grendel handles a wider range of bullet weights and hits harder. I won't deny the ARC makes a good paper puncher but if you want something for taking game then use a bigger caliber like the Grendel.
AR-10 in 308. 30 cal still RULES...In both effectiveness and cost.
Stop feeding the Hornady coffers with their latest "Round of the Week"
@@robertkeller9828I gave you thumbs up. With Starline Brass and 107 MatchKings, the cost difference is minimal. I have both. I prefer the ARC
This is exactly why I came to the comments. I want to know how they compare. Ballistically, size, weight, velocity, etc they’re very similar. Grendal on the other hand is cheaper and more readily available.
Any plans to continue with the "Becoming deadly" series? Those were what really made the channel unique.
filming in a week or so
Yeah make more of those.@@GarandThumb
@@GarandThumb Excellent news! Thank you.
@@GarandThumbsuper excited for the next one man. 🙏
@@GarandThumb Looks like we may be needing it soon with everything going on...
Careful with the cut-off shirts, morphing into wranglerstar can happen to us all.
They just keep getting shorter every video. By next month he’ll be wearing pasties.
The real reason he moved from Washington was to get further away from Cody.
But he can't run forever. Proho never sleeps.
@@rustyking2728 Act Accordingly
😂😂
@@Pantallideth94 dear beloved....
One of my favourite things is when Micha trolls mike and leaves in some awkward/ unnecessary footage.
Because you know mike is just as surprised as we are by it
I'm sure some has corrected the comment at 23:20 regarding the upper. The AR upper works fine, and a 6ARC barrel fits fine as well as the BCG. You do need to change the bolt to the 6.5 Grendel size bolt. This is also the weak spot for the 6ARC as bolts do break on occasion. Built my 6ARC gasser a couple of years ago and enjoy it so much that this week I took possession of a Howa Mini-1500 6ARC bolt gun.
@OlTrailDog the GFR upper isn't the same as a milspec AR upper. A GFR barrel will not fit in a milspec AR upper.
What is really crazy is the US navy used the Lee Navy rifle in 6mm all the way back in 1895, and they even made arguments that this was the future of bullet technology that small high velocity rounds out perform larger slower bullets in tissue disruption etc. This is in a era when some guns still shot giant 11mm bullets and German Mausers would adopt 7.92x57. The US was too ahead of the curve at the time, problems manufacturing the ammo and the expensive complex Lee Navy rifles droomed widespread adoption, but it's wild to think engineers were that forward thinking all the way back then. They would feel very vindicated today with the way cartridge technology has progressed.
It's all about the tissue disruption broham!
It's all about the tissue disruption broham!
6.5x55 Swedish (1894), 6.5 Jap (1897), 6.5 Carcano (1890), 6.5 Mannlicher (1892) etc... To nail something so close to the invention of smokeless powder only to semi-abandon it seems odd like you said, but if I had to guess it was because of the ever present logistical desire of militaries for ammo parity between arms, and the notion arose that a smaller bullet like 6mm would be insufficient in its role as an emplaced or light machine gun caliber, so they scaled everything up, with small arms following. Just a guess...
Things come full circle eventually in ballistics. There's lots of great advancement in ballistic technology, but physics are always the constant in that equation.
Hmm...
can we just have a moment to recognize I would never want Micha to shoot at me.
facts
Also, the cameraman never dies. So He essentially has aims and Godmode. Silly combo irl.
Especially with a weird, obscure firearm.
Fr
we need Micah lore
I love how Micah says he doesn't have a tight grouping yet you look at his 2 group shots and they're super tight
20:30 What a vibe that landscape has. Fantastic.
Points for saying "to the utmost" and "cool guys". Bless Y 'all
The moment I read the 1st quote he said it while reading in my head lol I thought I was imagining his voice
Garand Thumb just said that this particular ammunition is insane aaand it's GONE. 😂
yup
Done been gone. Hornady can't make enough, fast enough for the civilian sector
Mid-way and Academy still got.
3,600 bucks and out of stock everywhere lol
We still have Grendel
Absolutely love my 6 ARC. Glad that I was able to get the 20” Compass Lake Engineering barrel before they shut down operations. Damn thing is an absolute hammer!
Love that he just talked over the ads, didnt say them. You can tell GT was excited to shoot and show off the rifle/ammo. Straight to biz no filler
You sure, he said Geissele enough to have a drinking game. Also Daniel Defense build essentially noting it takes a special upper, which is false.
Mike always looking like a main character out of the classic cods.
Classic COD is WW2.
@dabeln1 that's ancient cod
Before the weaponized identity politics of bIackrock, prtizger, bill gates, esg/dei/crt, etc in all of our cultures and medias.
Before COD turned woke
@@Austin-wy4xe "Here is my next song. It's called 'Everything I Don't Like Is Woke'. I hope you enjoy it..."
Shits getting spicy out there. Do we have any more survival videos coming out soon?
I second this notion
His survival videos were some of the best on the channel
No more "spicy" than it usually is.
@@nextcaesargaming5469 facts dude. I wanna see more city urban survival videos
😂 Just got to Fuck Around and Find Out
you're getting swept up in propaganda
You know it's about to be a good day when you see a new Garand Thumb video in your feed.
The only thing that amazes me is that it took the DOD this long to finally look at a .243 platform. I know it’s always a trade off between capacity and punch, but .243 has always been a proven deer hunting performer.
It honestly doesn't surprise me one bit, going back to the days of teddy Roosevelt and the rough riders facing bolt action mausers with trapdoor Springfield rifles our ordinance dept has always been behind on weaponry... They replaced the trapdoor single shots with the already obsolete 30/40 krag, panicked and copied the mauser 98 for the most part, they ended up paying a royalty on every 03 made to mauser due to patent infringement. They also screwed up the heat treat in the process which resulted in brittle actions that liked to shatter. It's been a clusterfokk since day one!
Absolutely
Came here to say this. 100%
Micah just prints like a STUD!!
big facts
Are we talking about bananas?
@@BullseyeBallistics-kf1jw buhnaynays?
@@BullseyeBallistics-kf1jwif you’re lookin, you’re lookin.
I print in sweat pants
6mm ARC with the higher pressure out of a bolt gun is screaming fast. 6mm ARC has two different pressure ratings, one for gas guns and one for bolt guns.
I have a 22" bolt gun upper for the AR-15 platform, made by Uintah Precision. It's just on a whole other level.
barrel burner
I don't think the US military is too concerned about barrel life, they're going in with that new Sig 277 round.
@@noelsteeleI just googled this after I said wtf is this guy talking about…added to cart
so which pressure is hornady box ammo loaded at?
GT: “What if we could split the difference…”
6.5 Grendel from 2003: 🤨
yup...this was meant to use 6.5 Gren bolts and mags but improve on it, and with less recoil. Hornady just stole the idea, changed bullet diameter for less recoil, and rebranded it lol
I wondered if this was / was similar to a 6grendel
The Grendel has more powder because of a shorter bullet, but it's not a high BC bullet with long range wind control. If you want more powder with a higher BC bullet, Hornady also gave us the 22 ARC, whitch is 22-250 performance out of a short barrel AR.
@@terrywright93086.5 Grendel matches bc and even beats bc of 6mm in most loadings.Problems is, to do it, it has to give up muzzle velocity. Hornady said 6mm was the sweat spot of velocity and bc for the limited powder available in ar15. That’s is why they necked down 6.5 Grendel to 6mm
@@terrywright9308 nonsense...6.5G BC is incredibly efficient.
I do hope you liked the serial number on that lower. Hand picked it myself when I was tasked with building the lower. The trigger is a GFR-E and that specific trigger is the nicest trigger I ever installed in a lower and I've installed thousands.
lol what was the number
@@angeloc1340 serial ended with 69
Nice
It looks like you put a lot of time and craftsmanship into hand fitting that rifle- Thanks for your hard work! Could you tell me more about the GFR-E. I know it has nano coating like the new X variants of the SSA and the SSA-E. Is it a new trigger, or a specialty trigger. I enjoy details, so feel free to go nuts.
@ZachAttack2U it's mostly a wide body like the SSAE-X but with a curved trigger instead of the Lightning Bow. Nano coated. 4ish pound two stage pull.
“You can’t run from the flannel forever, Mike. We remember”
You can do a 6arc build with a standard AR upper receiver, its just the bolt face that is different. Uses a 6.5 grendel bolt. Maybe Geissele makes a specific upper receiver for 6arc, but if you're putting one together yourself it doesn't require anything special besides the bolt and barrel.
I caught that too. Everything is the same minus barrel and bolt.
bolt barrel and mag i thought?
@@tysonfromm5397 oops, yeah mag is different too. I was just thinking of the rifle parts, forgot about feeding it. 😁😂
Came here to say this. Upper reciever is the same just a different bolt and mag
I prefer the 224 Valkyrie myself.
Would be interesting to see a comparison between something like 6 ARC, 6.5G, and 6.8 SPC. Maybe include a segment on 16 vs ~11.5 in a similar format as this video.
I shot a 6mm arc precision rifle that a guy had built himself at my local range. Whoooo boy was it a fun gun. Really loved getting to use it the few shots he allowed me to get off. Interesting to learn more about it here!
I'm impressed with 6mm arc. Pretty snazzy.
Youre snazzy :3
6.5creed Master Race
@@cool_breeze_actual9643 6.5 grendel is right there with them in ar15
@@jcows12 Man I was hoping Mike compared 6.5G and 6ARC in the video. Debating on whether or not to keep mine. On the positive, range ammo is slowly creeping down in price.
Arc is better. I have both.
To my buddy who is gonna watching this video later, your gay❤.
You belong to him?
True friendship 😂
😂😂😂
@@dardarlizardthey belong to each other lmao
It’s you’re.
Glad to see u using ammo squared. Been my go too for several years.
0:01 "sees mk12" me-🤗
26:15 I'm with Micah on this, you're not allowed to dislike the charging handle. Don't mess with greatness.
I'm not upset, just dissapointed..... 😥
@@GeisseleAutomatics i drive a super-duty, i shoot a super-duty, im in my bathroom writing this comment taking a.......
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.Taylor Swift, a big stinky Taylor Swift.
The world said “one finger works.” US said, “our girls better use two.”
…and now 70% are overweight and who knows what else.
I’m still rocking a 6.5 Grendel 💪
aint nothing wrong with grendel
Also a great deer round
Same here.
Grendel boi’s unite
Yep,I just built a second two weeks ago.
Haven't looked back from three yrs ago. Have a Carbon Proof 18" barrel on mine. It reloads very well. LOTS of bullet options. Using bullets in the 80-90 grn range for PD including the V-Max which gets me in the 3K vicinity. Berger Hybrids in 105, 109 for long range. You have the perfect scope on it as well. Best tactual ever made, and one of my overall favorite. If I had one gripe, it would be the hollowed out bolt head. Sides are VERY thin. Bought a JP, and no problems so far. store an extra in my grip.
Glad I got into 6 ARC before this vid dropped. Nobody in my local area buys this stuff but me.
😂
That's about to change 😂
6 arc is pretty cool I think. The factory offerings for ammo are limited but the potential is really unlocked when hand loaded. In a bolt gun you’re getting into 6BR ballistics and nearing the 6 creed. Pretty badass little round
I built a 26” bolt gun and by reloading I can push a 108ELDM to 2900fps. SuperSonic over 1400yds and it shoots 0.8MOA ten shot groups.
Even factory 108’s shoot 2749fps with an SD of 5.7fps
@@HunterMikeWI yeah, it’s pretty badass. I’m running a br but after playing around with the arc, my next barrel is going to be an arc. Same performance but I can buy factory ammo in a pinch and don’t have to worry about feeding issues that the br has
@@Jtmorrison2000 you sure about those feed issues?
@@K-bob_45 as far as what? The br or arc? 6BR and its variants are not known for great feeding. Takes a little bit of tuning with the magazine and stuff for it to work well.
@@K-bob_45 my experience with the 6arc in bolt guns is limited, but from my experience and what I’ve heard from others it feeds vary well. In an AR platform the rounds feed excellently with a 6.5 Grendel magazine
I would love to see how this stacks up against a 6.5 Grendal with a similar build.
Amusing to see that the modern US military FINALLY came to the same conclusion that other people or other militaries of the past had WAY back then: 6mm caliber is the ideal, true intermediate cartridge.
I suggest connecting the two sides of the bipod with elastic cord. That's what we did in the army, and it makes it so you just need to open one side and the other opens automatically
I had a 6mm ARC 20" that really dived deep on with bolt manufacturing materials and reloading.
Hornady claims about 2750ft/s out of an 18" barrel. I have found that their statements are false, as shown on Mike's video there too. The flaw with this cartridge is that there are 2 SAAMI Specifications for 6mm ARC. One for semi-autos (ARs at 52k PSI), and one for bolt actions (62k PSI). The reasoning behind this is that the enlarged rim diameter compared to a 5.56, a 6mm ARC (which uses 6.5 grendel as parent case, and therein a 6.5grendel type 2 bolt) cannot exceed 52k PSI and will have too much bolt thrust force imparted onto the AR bolt locking lugs. This is the same for 6.5 grendel bolts. This is something that's been documented and known. If a manufacturer were to find whatever secret sauce metallurgy Ruger does in their SFAR (a small frame AR15 patterned rifle that shoots .308) and pair it with a 6mm ARC, I think they'd really be improving the cartridge-firearm system for reliability, and to handle the hotter loadings rearward forces. I would really encourage flannel daddy to really give the firearm a hard run to see how many rounds it would take to start seeing bolt lug sheering.
Back to the difference of PSI, Semi-Auto according to SAAMI is rated for 52k PSI, and Bolt Actions are 62k PSI. This is on hornady's reloading database. Please note that when you purchase a box from Hornady, neither say whether it's specific for Bolt Actions or Semi-Autos. So, being the devious little creature I am, I buy a box of factory Hornady 108gr ELD-M and a box of Hornady 105gr BTHP "black" - same ammo flannel daddy shot. I set aside 5 bullets from each box of 20 to disassemble and measure everything about the cartridge, including the round, powder charge, the weights, length of brass, so on. I then calibrated a model on Gordon's Reloading Tool, and shot rounds to have it match up accordingly. What I found is that both of these rounds are at about 55-58k PSI depending on ambient temperature. that's 3-6k over SAAMI specifications for semi-autos, which is what this round is more commonly used for.
As for the pressure issues aside, finding an adequate powder to get those single digit SDs those long range shooters desire is fairly difficult for higher grain bullets 95gr to 115gr and still getting decent velocity and complete powder burn. Many many times I've seen even out of my 20" 6mm Arc, getting incomplete powder burn with the typical high velocity loadings. That gives it velocity variations, and leads to vertical stringing - taking the shooter out of the equation. This cartridge really does shine though when using lower grain projectiles from 90gr and below, getting really nice results, even exceeding 3,000ft/s in some instances. Coyote and hog hunters in particular like this round for its effectiveness.
TL;DR:
PSI too hot for semi. Bolt go boom.
small weight bullet good.
Cheers from an autist.
I bow to your 'tism. Thank you.
Leverevoloution
@@steveelder5306 still not complete burn at temps below 75°F. Does get nice velocities though. Incredibly temp instable powder. I live in AK, and so that powder can be over pressured at 115°F and getting complete burn, but at any temps below 75°F, it falls flat on its face.
I had actually contacted CMMG in regards to this when I found out they were releasing a rifle in 6mm ARC. I asked if they planned to use the Mutant PowerBolt to utilize the larger 308 style bolt head to handle the stronger PSI of this cartridge to get the most out of what Hornady stated in it's advertisements.
Unfortunately they decided to go the same route as everyone else when building around this cartridge. To me they really missed out on an opportunity given they have the equipment to build a perfect semi auto rifle for the 6mm ARC.
I checked the SAAMI spec for a reference to the 62K PSI spec you talked about and was unable to find it. Could you provide a reference SAAMI year and page number?
Gotta love the new RUclips policy. Can’t even talk about their sponsors without getting deleted.
No mention of 6.5 Grendel? I'm offended.
Like the way that the sponsors were presented.
Henry Chan of 9 Hole Reviews is gonna 1000% LOVE THIS!!!
Micah’s reaction to the charging handle comment had me rolling. Lol!
Great video man, love the in depth review and your thoughts aswell.
'If you're like me, you like running around in full gear without any apparent reason'
Yup, pretty silly isn't it. Looks like a wannabe PO.
*insert comment about Trump here*
Yep I’m calling it he’s gonna make a video on it and Charlie’s gonna be in it
Edit: Lol, i called it
Thank God for shitty AR’s
Comment about trump
@@Trapper-tr3sdso it was a PSA AR huh?
Absolutely 🤯 that RUclips let this comment post.
Check out the new 100Gr ELD-VT from Hornady in 6.5mm. When loaded in the Grendel, it gives very similar trajectory to 1000 yards compared to the 108 gr ELDM in 6mm ARC.
6mm ARC: Barrel life
Military: I'm out...
5.56 cons: you can't hit shit at range.
5.56 pros: you can't hit shit at range for a whole deployment
@@rogerborg "The weapon will outshoot the shooter" applies to you.
The military passed based more on bolt face life than barrel life.
Is the military really worried about changing barrels every 5k rounds?
@@mikebyers954 They are weird. Our M4 has a life expectancy of 10-12k. I've also heard the Sig Spear 6.8x51 was also getting implemented. But that barrel life is even shorter yet. Shoot, a guy in my unit it was a scout and his first deployment in Iraq and he was issued a M14 .308. I just doubt anything is getting implemented any time soon with how broke the military is right now.
I love my 6 arc I put together. 24in barrel with a mk5 hd on top. It rips all the way out to 1400 yards. And it's a cheat code to 1100.
Building a 20". 80% lower that doesn't match upper exactly, so it's a single shot gas gun rn.
What barrel did you use?
@@methylmania I went with Proof's wrapped barrel, as I didn't want any barrel whip. It was about the same price as a normal barrel at the time. I think it's gone up quite a bit since then
@@methylmania faxon match series
@@cousland58 10-4 I'm thinking on building a long stick this fall. My ballistic advantage 18" shoots like a dream. .5 moa all day with factory horn. match eldms. They don't have a 24 available right now.
Mike starting to look like Rambo 2016 edition 😂. Next thing you know he’s dual wielding 240’s, wiping out every insurgent in a 5 mile radius
Hearing the 6mm fire made me pause my drawing and just go
"I love that sound."
Seems like we are slowly crawling our way towards the MX 6.5 from arma 3
Getting there haha, that was a caseless caliber though
@@Anonymous8421imagine how much ammo could be carried if caseless ammunition was actually perfected.
It's funny isn't it? How those devs basically predicted that we would move on from 5.56, but also make a new caliber.
@@Lithenius their idea for said caliber was literally just caseless 6.5 grendel
Glad I'm not the only one thinking that
Now I have to run out and make a 6ARC build to replace my 224 Valkyrie build, which replaced my 6.5 Grendel build, which replaced my 6.8 SPC build
ROFL
You have an evolving end of days swiss army knife of rifles. Just change the upper 'blade' to suit the caliber found.
Grendel is back my guy. Serbia adopted it as their main battle rifle round. Alot of manufacturers popping up
@@RickSanchez167I never lost hope, PRAISE BE TO STONER!
@@RickSanchez167 I have a soft spot for Grendel. Not sure why it didn't get more attention.
Screw the SIG Spear. If the Army wants an updated service rifle, keep the AR and update it to 6mm ARC.
Got that attitude era Hulk Hogan beard... 🧔🏻♂️
Damn I was hoping that Garand Thumb wouldn't legitimize this cartridge so I wouldn't have to build one but here we are...
Legitimize? Varmint dudes jumped on this immediately, at least nearly everyone i know and most of their aquaintances. Its a DOD gun also. Imo its gonna be hard to beat it in small frame if you remove the ammo avail factor. My personal builds in it are spot on awesome. Tuned to shoot butter soft and tac drivers. As is with most of the varmint crowd that grabbed it too. The new 6 max cartridge is pretty great too for lighter projectiles. 22 arc has also lit off in the varmint crowd, same as 6 arc, everyone ik, and their friends has or is in the process of it also.
Is it the be all, end all for a fighting rifle? I dont think so, but it has its place for sure.
@@whiskerbiscuit99 To be fair varmint dudes jump on any weird new small caliber cartridge on the market lol. I don't necessarily judge a cartridges commercial success based off what those guys do. I feel like they get bored too easily lol.
@@whiskerbiscuit99 Garand Thumb is a huge personality in the firearms community. You should check out his other content.
Looking stacked bro!
thanks my man
@@GarandThumb How much are you on?
@@ConsensusX 🤣
Looking more and more Chris Redfield.
@@ConsensusX All of it
Garand Thumb: "Get some sun, you'll be happier"
Me looking at 110F° for the whole next week: "I'd rather stay grumpy, thanks"
I really would love a video of the 6 ARC vs. the 6.5 grendel if you get a chance. Then it's an apple to apple comparison.
Fat files and garand thumb? Whos next brandon herrera?
Please do videos on the following:
-Shotgun Mud test
-Review the ARAK-21
-Which is better the PKM or the M240B?
-Possible Sand Tests for the future?
-How good are mini shotgun shells vs 2 3/4?
-Invite all the GunTubers you can to Idaho with a rifle that they would take into combat and have them run drills and compete with each other to see which rifle set up would work best.
would love to see that last one
mini shotshells are garbage from nearly everyones video ive ever seen, feeding issues and less shot
8:41 Eyes Michael…Eyes
6-ARC is great in bolt guns too. I bought an 18” Savage 110 in 6 ARC as a hobby gun. Considering all the component shortages, it’s great! Especially since it’s a 1200 yard capable rifle that takes small rifle primers. Using Varget it wasn’t hard to get a load shooting 3/8”. I’m a fan.
I’ve doing a bunch of research on the caliber and now this drops. Sensational!!
literally been researching this round the last month, perfect timing. great vid.
You just know that this bloke took longer to do his hair and costume than Taylor Swift does. His poor missus must have her own bathroom.
Buddy is evolving from looking like Woods to Solid Snake each video
This video made me super happy. I thought of this round back in 2021 and was pretty excited to see hornady come out with it. Now, with gt covering it, it might actually get popular enough to stick around.
In regards to wearing out the guns faster Geissele did a lot of work to make a stronger bolt and extractor, multi port gas system for softer bolt cycling and a reinforced upper with new enhanced barrel extension to make it as strong and long lasting as a comparable m4 platform
As a ginger I am going to abstain from the “sunshine” advice. Great video a long time coming.
Are you guys being affected by the new youtube tos that bans sponsors that are anything gun related? Hickock45 just posted a video about this
Came here for this
Man, that black plastic table has been through the ringer
6:34 Love that, appreciate your homies and show them love
26:30 hehe
Good Dad advice, great video Mr.Thumb and Micah
GT is lookin extra CHAD in this video.
lmaops
Transferring the background is chad? Doesnt make sense with the def's I saw.
Lol @@paavola2
Its the raw milk
@@paavola2 TRT Chad
That combat shirt cut off goes HARD!
The dude is ripped! Probably the only way it would fit!
Flannel dady getting swoll
Higher the sleeves, the closer to god
@@thomaswhertzler1907 I like women.
Looks like it was chopped with an axe.
Hard sun nap. I feel you talking directly through the screen to me sir. I frickin' love a sun nap after a day soaking up the rays. Stay safe and well my friend
I love to see you guys do a video on full power 6.8 SPC.
Yesterday- I think my next build is gonna be 6.5 Grendel
Today- Garand Thumb releases this video... FUCK I FORGOT ABOUT 6MM ARC... IDK WHAT TO DO
Whichever is cheaper. They both are similar enough in my opinion.
Lmao I started a 300blk build the week before GT vid dropped shitting on it
@@williamcoop8945 300blk def. has a purpose
@@marlowek1936 You're not wrong... I never looked at the price of 6mm arc
IF you want to hunt medium sized game, get the grendel. If you want flat shooting range gun, get the 6m arc.
Solid Snake? Is that you? xD
Haha I thought the same
Nah Frank Woods the Second, note the Marine camo XD
Came here for making my own solid snake comment. I see it too
Waiting to see if he sneaks up in a card board box during intro
That’s what I was thinking!
6.5 Grendel for life
All the 6 arc is is a 6 mm Grendel. Hornady barely changed it. At least guys don't have to fire form brass anymore.
I love the gun content, absolutely love it. I hope to see more gear review and concepts like you did 4/5 yrs ago
High GarandThumb doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you
High GarandThumb:
Holy shit I can’t unsee it
the first rule of fight club.......
It's kind of funny. MAC has been touting 6mm ARC for a while, and people were telling him he was delusional.
And 6.8, he thinks 6.8 spc should be the service round.
Tbf he tours 6.8SPC which is definitely delusional
@theoldefirme4500 Agreed. 6.8 SPC is a hard pass, especially as the service round.
@@SPIRIT-117 agreed
this is just a rerun of the 6mm remington which the military used early on due to its high performance in range, i have one in a hunting rifle and it can shoot from 0-600 yards with no change in hold over
No, its really not. 6 Rem is much closer to the 243 than the ARC.
Happy to see this. I think 6arc is maybe the best thing ever for the AR platform. I use a 12.5” suppressed with a 6-7” suppressor and hit torso size targets out to 1000 yards. Thats simply put- insane. Small short super light large ammo capacity retained more lethality then 5.56 and the ability to reach out insanely far. Handloading it is a blast too.
So it's actually just the original 280 round from the FAL. If the DoD hadn't undermined the program we wouldn't have to reinvent the wheel.
280 from the EM-2, but no it’s a different round the 280 British was a 7x43mm round 130/140 grain.
It’s more like a 6 ppc improved just a different label.
Not really, the 280 had a less potent powder charge than modern cartridges that seem superficially similar. It had inferior ballistics to 308, without providing much in terms of capacity. Using modern powders it might be good, but not when it was invented.
@@Laz7481 Except you could fire 280 on full auto without rattling all your fillings out.
@timbirch4999 that has more to do with the muzzle breaks on m14 than anything. The Italian bm59 was fairly controllable, and the 240B, and other modern light machineguns use 7.62 without any issues.
Garand Thumb wheres Charlie and Micah announcing the sponsors! loved the video though
Everytime i watch a new grandthumb vid..... i just want to scream out SNNNNNAAAAAKKKEEEE!!!!!!!
Your videos got better all of a sudden. Kudos
6 ARC has been super popular here for coyote hunting for about 5 years now.
That's interesting, considering that it's a 4-year year old cartridge.
@@Borderline5440 people were wildcatting it before it got approved its just 6.5 grendel necked to 6mm which has been a thing for 20 years which was based on .220 russian so that is from the 60s, they already made 6m ppc in the 70s from that but this is just a 6.5 grendel case adjusted.
@@WayStedYou What this guy said. 6mm ARC isn't actually "new"...more like "newly marketed".
You go to olive garden and order unlimited salad and breadsticks. The first serving comes out. You eat it. The second serving comes. You eat that as well. The third serving comes. You're starting to get full, but you eat it cause heck you want to get your money's worth right? Then the fourth serving comes. You start to eat it but stop about a third of the way through cause you're full and you can't eat any more. As the waitress comes to give you a 5th serving, you tell her you won't eat it and that you're ready to pay. She replies "okay" with a smile and goes to get your check, but leaves the 5th serving on your table.
About 10 minutes go buy and the waitress comes out with a 6th serving. You grow a little irritated and tell her that you didn't want any more food, you wanted the check. Again she smiles and says "I'll bring that right out." As she's walking away another waitress comes out with a 7th serving of food. You're stunned at what's happening as you now have nearly 3 full portions of uneaten food. The waitress comes back with an 8th serving and tells you the computers are down, and it might take longer than expected to process the credit card payment. She places the food on top of the food already on the table. The other patrons at the restaurant are now starting to glance at your table with confusion.
Then a 9th serving comes out.
At this point you can't even see the table underneath the food but that doesn't stop the waitress from bringing a 10th serving. You're irate now and demand her bring you your credit card back so you can leave. She says the payment is still processing but she'll go check on it.
She comes back with a 10th serving and tells you the payment is still processing, but if you're going to have to wait if she could bring you some water. You oblige, bewildered at the pile of uneaten salad and breadsticks strewn before you, as the warm scent of garlic fills your nostrils. She comes back with an 11th serving and a glass of water. You drink the water. A 12th serving comes out. At this point the food is piled so high you can't even see across the table anymore. 13th serving. Food starts to fall on the floor. 14th serving. People start to leave the restaurant, confused and a bit frightened at the spectacle.
15.
You start to get up and leave, but the waitress tells you it won't be much longer. "I don't care!" You say, your voice cracking from fear, "just let me get out of here!"
"I'm afraid I cannot do that sir. You must finish the unlimited salad and breadsticks you ordered."
At this point, 30 servings lay on and around your table. A conveyor of waiters are stacking up servings one by one at the tables surrounding you. Kitchen production has reached 1 serving every four seconds. After 100 servings have been brought out you try to make a break for the door, but you slip on a greasy breadstick and fall face first onto the floor.
"Oh can I help you sir?" A worried voice asks. You look up. It's the waitress. "Please, just let me go. I'll do anything, please!"
She smiles and replies "Oh sir, you chose your fate already, and it only cost you $6.99."
You begin to cry. You crawl to the door. It's locked.
250 servings.
You begin to wet yourself. You pray, hoping for a miracle.
428 servings.
Breadsticks are now shooting out of the kitchen like bullets from a submachine gun. All the waiters and waitresses have gotten on their knees and formed a circle, citing the Olive Garden code of conduct as smoke billows from the floor within. Salad dressing starts to fall from the ceiling. You begin to suffocate from the lettuce blocking your nasal passages
2564 servings.
You accept your fate. Power comes in and out, a lightning storm forms outside. There are so many breadsticks in the restaurant that you are unable to see any light. The door breaks open and food begins to pour out at the speed of sound. The road in front of the restaurant gets covered in slippery lettuce and salad dressing, causing a multi car pile up.
6591 servings.
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15477 servings.
Nothing can stop the cataclysm.
61899 servings.
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10174592 servings.
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Silence.
These types of comments are what I keep coming back to the comments for lmfao
It was an excellent story.
soooo deeeeep! I feel I am fully enlightened now
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Best comment I've seen on a GT video. Maybe all of youtube. 🎉🎉🎉
"Fairly new round, released in 2022..." My 6mm ART staring at me from 2012...
Grew up with an Uncle that has tested and loaded everything and has sworn by 6mm since I was a kid. There is a reason it is very popular in competition. between 6mm PRC and 6mm arc its great to see these options without having to go into the wild cat rounds. need to buy one. 6mm Maxx looks promising as well.
Look at the new Hotness! It's 0.02% different than yesterdays hotness!