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Definitely waiting for their lightened hunter carbon rifles. Not sure if I'll go long or short yet. I was set on a Bergara B-14 crest carbon, but seeing these, I'm gonna wait a bit longer and see how the carbon barrel solus compares.
Ever consider using suppressors? They change everything for shooting/hunting. You will probably never shoot unsuppressed again once you do. Cool to see people talking about Aero. The Solus action is becoming the default affordable custom action for those building on a 700 footprint. From everything I've heard they make good stuff.
@@PNWild Going to make a couple suggestions in case you're not that up to speed on current suppressor options. If you are, or already have a suppressor sponsor lined up, no offense intended. For max suppression either go TBAC Magnus (full length and not RR option) or an OCL Hydrogen-L. Nothing beats those two suppressors as far as pure suppression. If you care about length/weight then look at a shorter length Magnus, a Silencerco Scythe, or maybe an Abel Company Theorem. Dead Air had been good for awhile but they've undergone some concerning QC issues with their titanium suppressors coupled with bad customer service recently. TBAC did a mass test of a bunch of available suppressors last year, you can find it by searching "TBAC Silencer Summit". DO NOT go cheap on a suppressor. You cannot resell it (practically speaking) so it's basically a lifetime purchase. Lastly, when you buy your centerfire suppressor buy a rimfire one too (assuming you have a .22lr and do occasional shooting/small game hunting). The total cost of a rimfire suppressor will be about $600 including tax stamp for a very good one (TBAC 22-Takedown), it's the only suppressor that's "Hollywood Quiet" since the ammo is subsonic, and rimfire ammo costs nothing so you'll end up shooting 10x the rounds through it compared to the centerfire.
They do, except their bcg for ar15. Not sure if they outsource but lots of broken carriers. Beyond that.. their lowers.. uppers.. ba barrels and the action on the solus are solid af
I’m looking forward to the lightweight version of the short action (fluted bolt, interrupted top rail). Planning on either building or buying a .300 WSM - I know it isn’t the flat shooter that the PRCs or SAUMs are, but that’s ok, I have a Weatherby for that!
Great timing! I just picked mine up a few hours ago after waiting like 3 weeks becuse of this stupid 1 gun every 30 days law. I picked up the hunter version with the steel barrel in 6.5 PRC. Can't keep my hands off of it. I am liking it soooo much! I will break it in this weekend and see what it can do! Can't wait!
@@duckwacker8720 Even if I buy out of state and transfer it in, the state makes me wait 30 days between background checks. If I try to run it sooner it will fail and now I have to wait 30 days from my last attempt. Ask me how I know. If you live in a free state appreciate and defend your freedom by donating and voting. Freedom is under attack in every state.
Looking for some 7PRC or 300PRC but I rather wait for them to make a stable platform rather than rush them out in the lighter chassis that have not been built solid enough to handle them. Contacted Aero - there is a long action in the works but nothing available yet. Had terrible luck with boutique competitors stocks that work just fine in the lighter chamberings falling apart after a few hundred rounds of the heavier chamberings. Would love the 7PRC on a solus action with a Proof barrel 1LB trigger and a MDT ACC ELITE CHASSIS. That chassis is proven to take the recoil and wont strip retention screws in a sloppy proprietary folding mechanism when shooting a chambering with heavy recoil. .. cough cough $4500 Fierce Mtn Reaper.
Thank you for getting back to me. Is thinking about getting one. I have a 6 mm Remington a 7mm rem mag and want something in the middle. I am trying to decide between the 6.5 PRC or the 6.5 Weatherby RPM.
We have been tossing around the idea of trying a can. Never have used one before. Ear plugs are a lot lighter than a suppressor and a brake is better on recoil.
Lol my main hunting can is 9 oz and especially with the brake on the end of the can you could barely tell the difference between the two. Ill never hunt without one let alone shoot a rifle without one, I can't imagine going hunting with earplugs now.
Why the repost? I watched and commented and liked this yesterday or the day before. Pretty sweet shooting rigs for sure. I noticed that you guys were not using Tikkas in the last couple videos including the fall bear 🐻 hunts. Those are great rifles but it’s nice to support local people like Aero Precision. I checked out the website and I wish they had a left hand action and a barrel in 300 WSM. Also a long action magnum like a 300 WM, 7 PRC or REM Mag, 300 PRC.
@@duckwacker8720 oh, you should have just written “I don’t understand internal ballistics” and left it at that. Now everyone thinks you and short mags have something in common.
Totally man, we always shoot on public. But for the ease of setup and having a little spot to ourselves for filming and not what not, worrying about other people shooting while we’re trying to talk ETC , we went to this range for the day.
Damn near 9 lbs for a naked rifle? That thing needs to go on a diet before it climbs on my back for a hunt. My complete shooting system weighs less than 7.5 lbs. Aero needs to do better.
@@tolt1776 well yes, it all depends on who is buying. There is certainly a point of diminishing returns on more expensive firearms. Some are actually worth the inflated price tags though.
@Catgat37 no gun is worth an inflated price tag when you can get a stainless t3x for 899$ paired with cds Leopold one.can be shooting for a lifetime for right at 1000$
@@rreye61492 I don’t have a choice there, do I? Besides that, 5.56 or 223 ammo is generally specified to need harder primers than normal for just that reason. Show me an ergonomic and reliable replacement for the ar15 that includes a firing pin block and I’ll jump in with both feet.
I used to use much of Aero Precision parts the lowers - uppers - bolts and bolt carrier to build the AR 15s & AR 10 uppers I sell then communist Washington did the ban on AR sales and Other things related to ARs so I used another supplier KAK Industries parts now but still use Pac Nor Barrels for all of the AR 15s & 10s I build and sell in all of the WSM magnums - 6.8 Western - 6.5 PRC and nonstandard chambers like 2 new additions are a AR 15 in from Nazi Germany the 7.92x33 Kurz and a AR 10 in 250 Savage . What I know and seen come from those carbon wrap barrels no way would I use one.
Damn near 9 lbs for a naked rifle? That thing needs to go on a diet before it climbs on my back for a hunt. My complete shooting system weighs less than 7.5 lbs. Aero needs to do better.
They aren’t trying to make super light weight sheep hunting rifles, that’s the 1% of hunters or even .5% of hunters. A 9lb rifle is a very comfortable shooting rifle.
@@PNWild agreed, but once you stack a scope on top of it and add in some ammo, you’re knocking on the door of 11 lbs if you aren’t inside already. Too heavy for my taste by at 2.5 lbs. I’m sure they feel great at the range, but that weight is too much for me in the MT mountains.
Hey guys! When you go checkout an Aero Precision rifle be sure to use code PNWILD20 at checkout to save some hard earned cheddar! www.aeroprecisionusa.com/bolt-action/rifles
It would be cool if they came out with a mini action like the cz 527 or howa mini 🎉
Ohhh! Cool idea!
Snagged one in .308! Was making that steel ring at 420yards in the woods in the coast of Oregon! Love every bit of it!
Heck yes!
6.5PRC love this round
Same here!
Definitely waiting for their lightened hunter carbon rifles. Not sure if I'll go long or short yet. I was set on a Bergara B-14 crest carbon, but seeing these, I'm gonna wait a bit longer and see how the carbon barrel solus compares.
I think you’ll really love one of these! Let us know what you decide!
Looking forward to the long action 7mmPRC
It’s gonna rock!
Ever consider using suppressors? They change everything for shooting/hunting. You will probably never shoot unsuppressed again once you do.
Cool to see people talking about Aero. The Solus action is becoming the default affordable custom action for those building on a 700 footprint. From everything I've heard they make good stuff.
Yes 🙌 we are for sure tossing that idea around for sure! I might suppress my long action!
@@PNWild Going to make a couple suggestions in case you're not that up to speed on current suppressor options. If you are, or already have a suppressor sponsor lined up, no offense intended.
For max suppression either go TBAC Magnus (full length and not RR option) or an OCL Hydrogen-L. Nothing beats those two suppressors as far as pure suppression. If you care about length/weight then look at a shorter length Magnus, a Silencerco Scythe, or maybe an Abel Company Theorem. Dead Air had been good for awhile but they've undergone some concerning QC issues with their titanium suppressors coupled with bad customer service recently.
TBAC did a mass test of a bunch of available suppressors last year, you can find it by searching "TBAC Silencer Summit". DO NOT go cheap on a suppressor. You cannot resell it (practically speaking) so it's basically a lifetime purchase. Lastly, when you buy your centerfire suppressor buy a rimfire one too (assuming you have a .22lr and do occasional shooting/small game hunting). The total cost of a rimfire suppressor will be about $600 including tax stamp for a very good one (TBAC 22-Takedown), it's the only suppressor that's "Hollywood Quiet" since the ammo is subsonic, and rimfire ammo costs nothing so you'll end up shooting 10x the rounds through it compared to the centerfire.
I have a DeadAir nomad 30 on mine! I HIGHLY recommend.. and you’re right, I can’t shoot unsuppressed now 😅
They do, except their bcg for ar15. Not sure if they outsource but lots of broken carriers. Beyond that.. their lowers.. uppers.. ba barrels and the action on the solus are solid af
I’m looking forward to the lightweight version of the short action (fluted bolt, interrupted top rail). Planning on either building or buying a .300 WSM - I know it isn’t the flat shooter that the PRCs or SAUMs are, but that’s ok, I have a Weatherby for that!
Speaking right up my alley with the 300 WSM, except mine will be in a left hand.
Those things are gonna be sweet!!!
It's stay away from all short mags.
Love the look of these rifles - great breakdown & video dudes!! 🙌
Thanks brother!
Man if I could afford one I would buy one.
These rifles seem like they are the business and local to me.
yes they are! And they are AMAZING
Great timing! I just picked mine up a few hours ago after waiting like 3 weeks becuse of this stupid 1 gun every 30 days law. I picked up the hunter version with the steel barrel in 6.5 PRC. Can't keep my hands off of it. I am liking it soooo much! I will break it in this weekend and see what it can do! Can't wait!
Dude heck yeah!! Congrats on the new rifle!
Buy out of state. 👍🏼
@@duckwacker8720 Even if I buy out of state and transfer it in, the state makes me wait 30 days between background checks. If I try to run it sooner it will fail and now I have to wait 30 days from my last attempt. Ask me how I know. If you live in a free state appreciate and defend your freedom by donating and voting. Freedom is under attack in every state.
@@PNWild Thanks! Very excited!
Great colab
Thanks man!
Hey there. Great video. Can you send me a link to the throw lever you are using on your vortex LHT? Thanks
It’s a kestrel glassing system dial throw lever.
Looking for some 7PRC or 300PRC but I rather wait for them to make a stable platform rather than rush them out in the lighter chassis that have not been built solid enough to handle them. Contacted Aero - there is a long action in the works but nothing available yet.
Had terrible luck with boutique competitors stocks that work just fine in the lighter chamberings falling apart after a few hundred rounds of the heavier chamberings.
Would love the 7PRC on a solus action with a Proof barrel 1LB trigger and a MDT ACC ELITE CHASSIS. That chassis is proven to take the recoil and wont strip retention screws in a sloppy proprietary folding mechanism when shooting a chambering with heavy recoil. .. cough cough $4500 Fierce Mtn Reaper.
7prc is coming
Ellensburg What What!! I think the correct term is “This Thing Slaps”
Hahahaha this things FIRE!
do they make them in left hand?
That may be coming
Hope they come out with some shorter barreled varmint calibers like a .223, .22 creed, 6 creed, .22 arc for us coyote guys
That would be epic!
I dig this rifle. I’d be getting one of these if I wasn’t so deep in my rifle already. When you guys putting can on one of these guns?
We’re tossing that idea around right now! Hahah
With your 6.5 PRC
Have you found you have to full length resize due to tight chamber?
We have not found that.
Thank you for getting back to me.
Is thinking about getting one.
I have a 6 mm Remington a 7mm rem mag and want something in the middle.
I am trying to decide between the 6.5 PRC or the 6.5 Weatherby RPM.
I would love to see them build a 300 rum
Needs a can on it. Looks like you have the 419 mount for one.
We have been tossing around the idea of trying a can. Never have used one before. Ear plugs are a lot lighter than a suppressor and a brake is better on recoil.
Lol my main hunting can is 9 oz and especially with the brake on the end of the can you could barely tell the difference between the two. Ill never hunt without one let alone shoot a rifle without one, I can't imagine going hunting with earplugs now.
280 Ackley Improved???
Keep an eye out!
Needs a long action
Why the repost? I watched and commented and liked this yesterday or the day before.
Pretty sweet shooting rigs for sure. I noticed that you guys were not using Tikkas in the last couple videos including the fall bear 🐻 hunts. Those are great rifles but it’s nice to support local people like Aero Precision.
I checked out the website and I wish they had a left hand action and a barrel in 300 WSM. Also a long action magnum like a 300 WM, 7 PRC or REM Mag, 300 PRC.
Yeah.. RUclips muted yesterday’s video due to a song we used… sorry about that
Short action mags are cringe. Doesn't matter who made them. I love my 338rum. A Leupold would be great for that pnw rifle.
Why are they cringe?
@@PNWild it's a neutered magnum.
@@duckwacker8720 We were able to watch impact on all of the bear and deer that those neutered cartridges shot and killed.
@@duckwacker8720 oh, you should have just written “I don’t understand internal ballistics” and left it at that. Now everyone thinks you and short mags have something in common.
Get back here with a standard long action.
It’s coming
@@PNWild sweet, I really love the 25-06 & 270 Win.
@@Wilsitre George Washington’s favorite cartridges
@@SammyMoore-tg5gs 😉
There's plenty of free public land to shoot past 1,000 yards.
Free public land for sure! But not any with a bunch of steel targets and bench rests already set up.
Totally man, we always shoot on public. But for the ease of setup and having a little spot to ourselves for filming and not what not, worrying about other people shooting while we’re trying to talk ETC , we went to this range for the day.
@@runezrap8438 bring your own
Damn near 9 lbs for a naked rifle? That thing needs to go on a diet before it climbs on my back for a hunt. My complete shooting system weighs less than 7.5 lbs. Aero needs to do better.
**TIKKA T3X SUPERLITE STAINLESS** THE GUN OF THE PACIFIC NORTH DUBSIDE
We rocked tikka for several years, solid rifles. The Aeros are in a different class for sure
Tikka has the smoothest action I have ever encountered. Then I came across the Aero Solus. Only one other bolt gun is smoother.....the Barrett mrad
@Catgat37 only one doesn't cost 1000$
@@tolt1776 well yes, it all depends on who is buying. There is certainly a point of diminishing returns on more expensive firearms. Some are actually worth the inflated price tags though.
@Catgat37 no gun is worth an inflated price tag when you can get a stainless t3x for 899$ paired with cds Leopold one.can be shooting for a lifetime for right at 1000$
You drive a damn Chevy how can anyone take you seriously after seeing that 🤷
Even worse, we drive Fords and Toyotas at PNWild hahah, that Chevy was a fella from aero 😂
@@PNWild 👊🤣🤣
No safety that blocks the firing pin? Hard pass.
If you own an ar15, you have a rifle with a safety that doesn’t block/disconnect the firing pin, get real. 😂
@@rreye61492 I don’t have a choice there, do I? Besides that, 5.56 or 223 ammo is generally specified to need harder primers than normal for just that reason. Show me an ergonomic and reliable replacement for the ar15 that includes a firing pin block and I’ll jump in with both feet.
Washington based, not giving any money to them
We better not catch you ever using a Microsoft computer, listening to Nirvana, or flying on any Boeing airplanes!!
Why? They are a company they have nothing to do with laws and politics
What a piss poor take
No 30-06. No .300 WIN. No Thanks!
Those are long action calibers, which aren’t released yet.
Ok boomer
These are SA rifles!!!
Get a 308 does everything a 30-06 does unless you wanna shoot big heavy round nose 220s.
Fudd
I used to use much of Aero Precision parts the lowers - uppers - bolts and bolt carrier to build the AR 15s & AR 10 uppers I sell then communist Washington did the ban on AR sales and Other things related to ARs so I used another supplier KAK Industries parts now but still use Pac Nor Barrels for all of the AR 15s & 10s I build and sell in all of the WSM magnums - 6.8 Western - 6.5 PRC and nonstandard chambers like 2 new additions are a AR 15 in from Nazi Germany the 7.92x33 Kurz and a AR 10 in 250 Savage .
What I know and seen come from those carbon wrap barrels no way would I use one.
Damn near 9 lbs for a naked rifle? That thing needs to go on a diet before it climbs on my back for a hunt. My complete shooting system weighs less than 7.5 lbs. Aero needs to do better.
They aren’t trying to make super light weight sheep hunting rifles, that’s the 1% of hunters or even .5% of hunters. A 9lb rifle is a very comfortable shooting rifle.
@@PNWild agreed, but once you stack a scope on top of it and add in some ammo, you’re knocking on the door of 11 lbs if you aren’t inside already. Too heavy for my taste by at 2.5 lbs.
I’m sure they feel great at the range, but that weight is too much for me in the MT mountains.