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"Handguns put holes in people. Rifles put holes through people. Shotguns remove chunks from people." -Clint Smith.
Err, what I heard from my grandpa is "Shotguns take shit that makes a person, removes that shit, and places it on the walls."
Also good to remember: "You stick your head up in a fight somebody's gonna put canoe in that bitch."
@@faust167 Don't put your head up at all and they'll flank you.
And that taser will make a person soile them self, found out the hard way once.
I hate that saying, every one of those will "put holes through people" except some .22s and I mean SOME.
If they could make the smell of a fired .22 into a cologne, I would buy it.
Mmm gunpowder
They definitely can.
In the mean time, you might pass a dry patch through your 10/22 then rub that on for the holidays.
Yes I agree, it's the smell of sulphur, a powder designed for short cartridges or shotgun with lower pressures & really has that old world smell about it, the new powders don't have that aroma, the old cordite has, you won't be the first to comment, I remember as a young adult in military service coming home to visit family & my grandmother (she'd lost 6 husbands due to war), 1890's onwards, she lived past a hundred, commenting on how I reminded her of her younger days, I was using Imperial leather soap, old spice, czar & deep woods after shave, that I presume have all been discontinued, wreaking with witb fine machinery oils with cleaning rifles & all tools with the same oils & maintaining leather with beeswax rubs, these days as someone who's getting a little more in years what brings back those memories is EEZOX Premium gun care, has the same smell of leather & old world charm with premium care & my grandmothers memories
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EEZOX PREMUIM GUN CARE, that's the cologne for REAL MEN, take it from my GRAN'MA' or get of my verandah (porch), she's lookin' over me now 🍻😊
Let me know if you like? 😶
When I was a kid, .22 lr, was all we could afford to buy. And yes we are a lot of mule deer, in western mountains. Shot placement critical.
My old man was a stickler for not causing unnecessary suffering, so close range and shot placement paramount
So many people don't understand when you say " I just want to kill it, I don't want to hurt it. "
If you gotta eat, and a 22 is all you have, sorry animal, you are meat, I am hungry.
That's a good man, a good soul.
Nice discussion by gents who know what they’re talking about. Although I did miss 7.62x39 and 30-30, both with excellent ballistics within their class.
Those are the go to calibers by most to i have them both and would never be with out one or the other.
I mean aren’t they both .30 caliber as well
.30-30 and 7.62 by 39 have almost identical ballistics. I do not.think tht is coincidental. Neither cartridge was specifically designed for killing deer. Just saying . . .
I a grea
So many calibers they are going to skip a few. 6.5 Grendel is also a nice round
Was nice seeing Barry, god bless his soul.
I do miss that man. He represented us common people. With common sense.
RIP to the legend himself
He was the ELVIS of the Gun World.
The mantle has since been passed to HICKOK45.
Amen brotha, may he Rest In Piece.
Agreed.
thanks for having me out! 🇺🇸
Have a little cottonmouth there bud?
It was a great team up
@@GarbageDanks That must have been from the Ga. heat this year.
You have a great channel as well...you guys did a great job on this presentation..👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😁
Absolutely LOVE seeing you guys together!
Great video as always 👍
Also a note for defense-minded gun owners: The overwhelming majority of defensive gun uses end with ZERO SHOTS FIRED... “Stopping power” begins with having the gun with you and knowing when/how to deploy it defensively.
It's not that I don't believe you, but how do you know this to be true?
Stopping POWER and gun presence and knowing how to properly use/deploy it are 2 complete different things. He even said in the video. 6 rds. With a .38 in a doped up soldier is not doing it. Stopping power is dropping you like a sack of potatoes, like there's no more fight or flight in you and not need to restrain afterwards. Hence the word STOPPING POWER, not prevent.
And if I was a deranged person that wanted to do a mass shooting, people with open carry would be the 1st people I'd go for to inflict as much damage as possible before I get killed. Concealed and training is best but we are talking about "Stopping power." Zero shots is not gun defense, thats just defense.
@@jasonfoo8651 your ignoring common sense altogether. A gun fight that never happens because of vigilance and situational awareness is better than one that ended with someone either shot or dead. Then you gotta go to court. Then cops might charge you depending on the cop and the laws in the area. I bet your one of the guys who carries with a round in the chamber that NEVER gets fired! Lol. Get some common sense my friend. The best stopping power, is to never shoot if you don't need to. Duh 😂
@@Chriscovelli1what are you talking about? and yes i would be that guy cuz i rather be ready than not ready concealed. I bet your the idiot that would do open carry and not have it ready and could even be taken from ya it only takes a second for anyone with malicious intent. Cuz if i was a bad guy youd be the 1st to hit before i do anything else and cause maximum damage. I rather go to court than be dead or vegetable or having to need someone to wipe your ass for you cuz your paralyzed now. The way you talk your projecting your own insecurities. Youre talking like i would shoot 1st and ask questions later. This is somebody coming right at you with split seconds to think. WTF buddy? By your standards there should never be a shooting anywhere... I think you have cum in your eyes and ears cuz You dont watch and listen to the video or read properly.
That’s why I always keep a little one in the pocket!
I've stepped back from 6.5 Grendel to 308 due to unavailability of ammo. I have hundreds of 308 Nosler 168 match and thousands of 150 soft points. Hell, I can't see past 500 yards anyway
I'm still running my Grendel, but I don't shoot volumes out of it, and I handled for it. Farthest hit so far was a prairie dog at 600 yds 😀
Where I hunt you will almost never see a buck 100 yards away. More like 50.
That 50 cal wont be able to stop Hank Hill when he sees what happened to those propane tanks
"Taste the MEAT, not the HEAT!"
Bwaaaaa
::sip::
@john seymoure no, it’s “got dang it, Bobby!”
Agreed lol
Paul Harrell's meat target videos really do a great job of showing what's what.
Lol why do people pick on him so bad? Between asp saying"I don't shit vegetables" to that other no name. The meat targets isn't scientific he says it's not but people say well it isn't consistent. How consistent is the human body? I think the meat target is a great rep of what one may be shooting at
@@alexduke5402 if I had to pick one person from yt to be on my team it would be him . What other medium can show anything more realistically? Haters hate , bottom line. Mr Harrell is teaching from pure , raw experience. You don't even have to have a clue to realize that.
In spite of his ...... Shatneresque pauses.
@@benjaminlivesfree8649 I truely respect the experience of Paul Harrell but my pick for a team mate would be Hickok45; he's ELVIS, man.
@Nicholas Rodriguez naked gaint blocks of gel that are invertebrates.
I know for a fact my grandpa has taken a deer with a 22. And you couldn't guess how many thousands of rabbits and squirrels and just about anything else you can eat. In the case of the deer it was a pretty rare encounter pretty close. He was born in 1934 and grew up on a farm in Kansas. He regularly hunted for dinner on his way home from school as a kid. Freaking mind blowing nowadays 👍
I grew up on my grandfather's farm he was born in 1938, he brought home everything with a .22 deer, turkeys, squirrels, pigs, racoons, etc... Pretty much anything they could eat. And I personally have dispatched cows that we butchered with a .22lr. With the right shot placement a .22 LR will kill any animal on the north american continent. My other grandfather on my dad's side liked to shoot does in the head with a .22short. and was very successful.
I have put MANY eastern whitetails in the freezer with a .22lr pump gun. Back in the late 80's and early 90's CCI Stingers was the holy grail for me. I was after meat, not antlers so a fat 'ol doe would get a 32 grain hyper velocity slug to the head and... voila'.... venison for the cook stove. I've put quite a few down around the 100 yard range with that round too.
And NO, I didn't then and STILL don't give a singular DAMN about people complaining about it being 'unethical' nor do I give a damn about 'da law' saying it is illegal to use such a round. My and my family's grumbling stomach trumps any worthless laws in that regard. And if situations are such that I find myself in similar circumstances... I'll do the same exact thing all over again!
Next you'll tell us he was using 22 Birdshot.....
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It just takes a head shot with a .22 my dude. Deer are only hard to kill for idiot Fudds who never shoot. Those same Fudds and their lack of skill is the only reason heart-lung shots are considered the standad, and why people think you need a .30-06 to kill a deer at 80 yards.
Get good, make head or neck shots. Use a more reasonable caliber.
If rimfires weren't illegal for deer in Texas, I'd use it in a heartbeat. As it is, I use a .223, which braindead Fudds think is not enough for whitetail, and is e an illegal for being "too small" in some states. Never failed to one shot a deer, and never had them not fall where they stand.
@@mollymcghee2220 many people have taken a deer with a .22. In older days it was quite a commonplace for everyone to own a .22 because it was cheap to shoot and could put food on the table. Every firearm has the potential to be lethal but shot placement is key
I'm old enough to remember the term "knock-down power." Didn't live up to the hype back then.
oh BS. You stand in the way of an old Chevy Caprice from the 70s(that can still run) moving at 35mph and try not to let it knock you down.
What? You say "you can't hunt with a Caprice!"
Also BS. Back in the mid 80s my buddy Phil got his first moose with a Caprice in Maine.
@@ericvantassell6809"More powerful than a speeding locomotive" but you can't carry it in a coat pocket.
@@alancranford3398 what’s funny is what he said is basically scaled up heavy weight projectile slow velocity and guess what it achieves knockdown power. My brother got hit in the front plate with a 7.62 from fairly close range in Afghanistan when cop Margah got raided in 2010. He said it knocked him down and broke a rib. I doubt a 22lr or a .17 caliber pellet gun would do that. I doubt any pistol caliber would do that with a plate based on what I’ve seen happen to cops wearing soft armor. Same transfer of energy happens when bones are struck vs soft tissue where you still get more hydrostatic shock, which is important if you’re trying to drop something 😊
A 12 gauge slug with the momentum of 100 pounds feet slams into you , you aren't going to get knocked down?
@@ericvantassell6809 Whole lotta roadkill, I agree. On the other hand, a pistol bullet won't knock anybody down--the reaction to being shot is the observed "knock down" and Newton's Law proves it!
Can't get over the cow walking by while Eric runs the martini, being like "oh yeah it's a thursday I'm not worried"
Great observation!
noticed that too, but if yo watch you can see when the sound wave hits her.
It's nice when you can afford to have your own place with land. Cities and urban areas have become hells.
There are some deer who live in my shooting range. They absolutely ignore the shooting on the thousand yard range.
That cow just does not give a damn. It's hilarious.
When they were talking about the wound characteristics of the 5.56 all I could think about was canoe arm from kenosha
he's lucky the kenosha kid took mercy and didnt give his forehead a sunroof.
@ yea I’d have to agree with you on that one
@ i mean, he took out 2 pedophiles
@@dannelson8556 who are you talking about being a white supremacist. I hope you aren’t talking about Kyle Rittenhouse
He got disarmed.
This was a really cool video to watch and see two different very intelligent guys do a video like this. Bravo guys, excellent content!! 👍👍
Fun fact, it was 38 long colt that was used to ill effect in the pacific. The 38 special was first designed to replace it and then the 45acp.
Another fun fact, the Philippines fighters they were fighting against would tie their arms and legs tightly with ropes so that any gunshot wound would not bleed as much.
@@radseven89 PLUS, those little Philippines folks were almost immune to the 38 Colt... Them JMB emerged, with his 45 ACP 💖💖
@@radseven89 thats brilliant, pretourniqueting before combat lmao
@@RGRundeRGRound
38 special replaced the 38 in the Philippines, not the 45 acp.
@@PGHPA .45 Colt (SAA) revolvers had been mostly replaced in Army service by the .38LC in 1887. When the .38LC was found to be less than ideal in the Philippines, some of the old revolvers were pulled from storage and issued until the .38 special could be produced in large enough numbers.
There's $300 dollars worth of ammo on that table😂
@The Guns N Glory Show what fairytale land do you live in where ammo hasn't doubled or tripled in price over the last year???
@The Guns N Glory Show , I think you know that Inferno of Awesome was referring to store-prices, not the cost of self-produced rounds (not counting the price of the equipment you need to make bullets)
@Guns N' Glory Some people wouldn't know a joke even if they found it packed next to the beef jerky in their SHTF bag. It was a joke, dude.
@The Guns N Glory Show you been out of the house lately? No it isnt...
@Guns N' Glorythe phrase yes lol, I dont think I have... ammo site?
I still miss Barry.. he was the Obi-wan of the gun world :)
My favorite Barryism is the “New York reload”
@@546people "it's hard to surround a man with a barkin' .38 in his hand..."
Worst analogy ever, but yep, I miss Barry too.
@@Edudium how?
@@22640cal I just cant see the similiraties between Barry and a space themed British gentleman. Unless you're speaking about a specific trait.
Glad to see you guys working together. Great show! 😎
Mrgunsngear is one of the first places I turn to when I need reliable information. This channel, his and Yaeger's (when he was alive) are some of the best on RUclips!
Don't forget Paul Harrell.
@William Randolph he's what you might call an expert
The 6.5 doesn't have any advantages over the 308 untill 400 and 500 yards . Where I hunt 98 % of shots are 200 yards and under. So I'll continue to spend 3x less on my 308 shells to achieve the same results.
In sweden, the 6.5x55 is the cheapest of the "full power" rounds. 308 has gained popularity. But the PRS shooters are getting it back and with the 6.5 Creedmoor availability of good bullets are on the rise and thats nice. I have a 308 but its only for moose hunting.
In modern 6.5x55 rifles the x55 is superiour to the creedmoor, more case capacity lets it go faster.
awww a poor person, cute!
@Nicholas Rodriguez all rifles i see are the same 20 or 22", but then I'm mainly looking at sauer, tikka, howa etc. Custom rigs are longer but a hunter don't want to heavy riggs.
The 308 is more powerful and for european hunters ranges are almost never over 100 meters. It's considered unethical to even take a shot at a moose at 150+ meters. But then we live in heavy forrester land where encounters are sub 80 meter and we mainly hunt with dogs.
Nothing with that.. Where i grew up you either got medium shots or very long.. Eastern Ore. Use what makes sense for where you are..
I personally dont believe all these stupid ballistic stats matter. .308 vs 6.5. 5.56 vs 5.45. Etc. All bullets kill. Use whatever you want and whatever you like. I personally am a .30-06 and 5.56 guy for rifles and for handguns, I prefer .45 and .22LR. Why? I'm used to them, I like em, and that's all that matters to me
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Do you want stopping power or magazine capacity?
Me: Yes
Stopping power is good
Bullet Capacity is good
Having both, double plus good!
10mm double stacks work with both of those things.
Shot placement is good.
@@continentalgin Good point... I think that's very important. Often forgotten.
Does a origin 12 work
so great to see barrys face in a new IV8888 video. rest in paradise you sweet man
Enjoyed this, very informative..you guys work well together 🤘
357 magnum- Like blowing out a birthday candle, they didn’t even wimper. ~ Barry
God bless Barry.
I cant believe they didn't put it in the lineup
Same principles apply with .357mag as what Eric was saying about the .44mag. Put it in a carbine length barrel and crazy things happen.
@@exothermal.sprocket yes. True. I've seen ballistic tests
@@the_weed_in_your_garden9319 .357 mag is just one of the greatest all-rounders. From snubby to carbine, it's a stellar performer.
One of my favorites is Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch.
" If it will go through a car, not dent it. It will go through you".
I did learn a bunch,... lots of those rounds I've never heard spoken much about. Thanks guys!
Stopping power is a misleading term because of all the variables in play. You hit the nail on the head regarding shot placement and is all important. That being said pistol calibers vs rifle vs shotgun are altogether different animals. The hydrostatic tissue damage of super sonic rounds far out perform pistol rounds all things equal.
As a newer gun owner soaking up as much as I can over the last 7 years, I enjoy these types of videos.
This video is super focused on the math & accuracy dynamics of calibers, but find what you can on gel ballistics. I’m kind of disappointed they didn’t discuss 300 BLK, because it’s a big bullet but has the same casing as a 556. It’s a little slower, but it is bigger so its speed at
7 years is not new.
@@northernninety7 it is for non-gun nuts... Most people, believe it or not, actually don't live, breathe, eat and shit firearms like many of us do🤣😂... A new but cautious and intellectual type may even take half that 7 years to decide IF they should buy and what they should buy.. I've see this phenomenon in person.. despite my encouraging 🤣
As a new gunner you need get your self a magnum research bfr.
@@t-bfr45-70 How could you recommend that gun to a new gun owner?
The guy who went to Alaska in “Into the Wild” killed a moose with a .22 rifle, obviously multiple shots. But he was an amateur and the moose rotted before he could clean and eat it, and he died eating poisonous plants.
Funny how one crazy guy resulted in so many deaths, besides that moose.
@@JeepCherokeeful who else died because of him?
@@OldSchoolParatrooper all the folks drowning in the river on their way to or from the bus where he died.
Yeah... let's not choose our equipment based on the previous behavior of imbalanced personalities, whom also died of natural causes; namely the Darwin Award. Choosing the right firearm/bullet platform for the task is all about avoiding this award.
Pretty sure he shot it like over 20 times and had a hell of a time killing it
Shot placement is everything
Thank you for the video and than you for having Mrgunsgear on. Thank you for the instructional gun cleaning videos both of you have produced
Just want to point out they were not using 38 special in the philipines they were using 38 colt.
Big difference!
38 special is roughly equivalent to 9mm. It's an effective cartridge, especially out of a decent size barrel.
@@boomerisadog3899 the .38 Colt is mor
@@Colt-tf6xf 38 smith and wesson/38/200(british designation) only really got effective when you paired them with 200 gr LRN bullets which had a tendency to act like dumbdumb or hollow points in terms of expansion. That being said none of the 38 Smith and wesson loadings got above 1000 fps in my findings.
@@boomerisadog3899 In many factory rounds, yes. When optimized per potential, 38 special outclasses 9mm in all variants.
“If you have the most powerful Cartridge in the world but If it grazes the target...”
Laughs in HE 105 mm
11c here 120mm I couldn’t agree more
Good point!
@@markcrider7550 4.2 ain't too bad, either. Me, I carried an M203 and had an M2 on My 113. 63B Motor Sergeant.
50bmg doesn't have to hit the target to kill, the concussion/vacuum from the airwave causes damage as well
@@vossman5 A lot of gun experts don't believe that, but I have bagged many rabbits without hitting them. You shoot between their ears and the shock wave takes them out (22 long rifle).
.22 is an extremely efficient round, lots of deer, hogs, turkeys, squirrels, snakes, rabbits, etc. etc. Absolutely no doubts.
Deer and hogs with a .22? Ya you wish.
@@voodooreptiles3553 Close range and accuracy, no wishes needed.
@@manbunmyname5866 You mean stupid. And shameful. If you shoot deer like this you are a shameful peace of shit. And hogs are hard to killl also so ya.
Re: 22lr,, I worked ER when in college in Knoxville, tn.. for 3 yrs!! the only dead GSW's were from 22lr. (I was involved in a culling operation once over 20yrs ago,, 22 mag "culled" close to 30 deer in 2 weeks, with only 1 lost animal!)
Love seeing Mrgunsngear on your videos. Definitely one of the most respected, trusted, and knowledgeable patriots in the firearms community.
I have viewed both of your videos. I subscribed to both of your channels today after seeing your work on this together. thank you from one veteran to another! This video was very educational as well. Thank you, brothers!
I previously owned some of those on your list, my favorite was the RUGER PCC model 19100, very fun and accurate pistol and it was actually created for the police. Very sturdy, very well made.
In WWII one of my relatives used the ultimate in stopping power calibers and I was disappointed that you didn't cover it. It made the 30-06 as fired from a Garand seem like a pipsqueak by comparison. I'm looking forward to you covering his caliber, the 16" battleship shell...
Great - shoot a bull moose and you have enough meat left for one meatball. A Swedish meatball. With lots of hamburger helper mixed in. OK, all hamburger helper . . .
@@MrGsteeleI call that rapid game processing.😊
But it has low capacity before a reload haha😅
the 30-30 is an underrated round imo. the energy and wound cavity that it produces are very impressive.
That’s why it’s been around so long and even to this day is one of the go-to’s for deer for people, who are still shooting with the same gun their great great grandfather was using 100 years ago to take deer. Not to mention it’s relatively cheap and sometimes still left on the shelf after the covidiots come to swipe the ammo shelves clean.
@@edwardlee3571 same here with 7.92×57
I saw a show where a guy took a bison with a lever action 30-30.
God bless 8mm mauser and 30-06
@@henryofskalitz2228 and 8mm-06 and 35 Whelen ;)
The 6,5x55 was adopted in 1893, the Swedes went with the Mauser 94 and later 96 and the Norweigans with the Krag. I love that round and it's cheap to around here.
260 Remington, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5x55 Swede are all very closely matched in performance in factory loads, the real difference gets to be in the handloading, and extreme long range stuff. Moving up, go with a 6.5 PRC for heavier game using tougher bullets. Stepping up more, the barrel life is going to fall off quick (as with any over-bore in a given caliber).
Thanks for explaining the different calibres in a way I easily understood. Great video. Thanks.
When he said that .50 is a scaled up .06 my mind went immediately to "lets put it in a BAR"
Pretty sure Browning would have done that if it were possible, instead he made the M2.
@@420haxx 50-110 couldn't handle smokeless cartridges back then and now we have rifles that can handle it. Im sure with today's manufacturing and material quality it could be achievable.
Mike is great. I'm glad you got him on
2 likes for your name if I could
Stopping power: sometimes nuking it from orbit is the only way to be sure.
Hell yeah, I understood that reference
I'm surprised that no more has been done with kinetic weapons from orbit. Maybe that is still too secret. We still don't know what that unmanned orbiter is doing.
dbmail545 too expensive to get mass up there
You have to understand, this is an expensive facility.
Game over, man!
am amazed by the knowledge you both have imparted, thank you, wish i was as smart as you both with regards to firearms/cartridges etc
Thank you Flight Control….always good to keep your wad tight.
So what your really trying to say is, there’s no free lunch in physics...
TANSTAAFL
@@AM-hf9kk lol yes but not in the let’s all move to stupidfornia become socialist and take over the country and make it flowers and rainbows if we all work together. More like the more you feel it, what you hit feels it... there’s no substitute for cubic inches.
Great information guys, nice seeing the old clip of Barry, thanks for improving our education. Keep up the Good Work down there guys.
Great video. I love the fact that both Barret and S&W developed “smaller” caliber versions of the .50 caliber firearms as a middle finger to California that in many ways turned out to actually be better than the original.
Ruger Deerfield (44 Carbine) my first deer rifle. My dad traded it in on a Remington 700 BDL in 30-06 and in November I bought another Ruger Deerfield 44 Carbine (both have the tube magazine). GREAT little brush gun!
.357 Magnum should DEFINITELY have been part of that discussion.
And 7.62
@@xwhels They did cover 7.62x51 (.308). They missed 7.62x39, though, which is a very common round.
@@xwhels 7.92×57
@@Dinitroflurbenzol Aka 8mm mauser.
Nothing better to send lead screaming down the hallway.
Eric, you’re a great dude. One of my favorite people. The only person I know of who rocks a camo Fender hat on a daily (besides myself.)
22TCM9R
Oh my gosh, sounds like a rifle coming out a 4.5 inch barrel. Love it.
Love seeing you guys work together.
The bromance is strong with these 2
Always have been.
Summer lovin' had me a blast .
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"Rimmed, for the extractor's pleasure"
-Dugan Ashley
Man I miss him, he went a bit mental and deleted his channel boogereater last I heard
When it comes down to feeding yourself and family what others feel about something goes out the window. Got my kids a 10 22 to learn fundamentals and learn the respect of firearms and to have them learn there is nothing to fear if you treat the weapon with the respect and safety they deserve
A co-worker's hubby proved that a .22 will stop you if you hold it to your head. He could have simply read the FBI report instead. Placement is more important than size, although his placement was excellent!
If you ever been in a gunfight shot placement goes out the window the target is moving all over the place stopping power is important
.22 magnum head shots on deer is a one-shot deal.......so I've been told.
Can verify. It def is.
So I've been told too 🤣🙊
Could be wrong but isn’t 22 mag legal for deer in Maine?
@@wyldebill7248 Isn't the rule usually anything above .22 caliber?
@@desertrainfrog1691 not sure honestly was hoping someone would chime in. Only been to Maine once but thought I heard 22wmr was legal. Guess I could google it 😁
When we were allowed to own weapons in the UK my favorite personal rifle was a Ruger No#2 45/70 for Deer I used a BSA .270.
My hand gun of choice on a 25 meter range was a Beretta 92f compact short 9mm, but for fun I liked the Webley 455 revolver.
Sorry your not Allowed an opinion ,you aren't Allowed.
That grin you two gave on that super big bore caliber was plain wicked! Shameless! 😂
On the farm, steers are routinely dispatched with a 22 LR rifle. Behind the ear, angled forward. Hundreds dropped instantly. Shot placement.
There's a video of a farmer in Australia who uses 22lr on his cattle
Great to see two of my favorite youtube firearms hosts do a joint presentation. 👍🏻👍🏻
A guy doped up on opium is not going to be running at you with a machete 😂. He’s going to be passed out on the floor.
Lmao
The Philippines didn't use opium most used booze an another drug cranked up that's why the 45 1911 was made. And it will stop a man cold that's what it was made for. It does what's it reputation has said it will do for over 100 years. Now if your a pussy go to 9mm not as good, won't cut anybody slack. But not a man stopper. Also most competition shoots are 45. There are 9 mm shoots but rare
Lmao 😂😂😂
@@daddymilkchocolate4653 ummm....9mm, .40 s&w, .45 acp all require more than one shot
Really enjoyed this. Obviously a lot of research and work. Greatly appreciated. Thanks and Happy 2024!!!!!
I think Hornady has really reached the pinnacle of 9mm performance with their Critical Duty +P 135g flexlock. It’s amazing the energy it delivers to targets, and it expands really well, while also having some decent barrier penetration. If you’ve got a full-size handgun in 9mm capable of +P, I don’t think there’s a better option. I’d love to see hornady come up with a similar 150g projectile for PCCs
Hornady Critical Duty/Critical Defense or Federal HST (non +P) live in my daily carry .380 & 9mm subcompact guns. Federal HST +P live in my 'home defense' and 'winter carry/dangerous environment' full-size guns.
I agree with that. The Critical Duty 124g +p load is my favorite carry ammo!
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"That's king of the hill, there." Shows him shooting propane tanks. "Dang it, Boomhower!"
Eric when someone shoots a propane tank they should get real close, so we can thin the herd, sorry ya just can't fix stupid.
The joy and sadness I experienced when Ruger purchased Marlin was hard to stomach. Ruger will make wonderful lever action rifles but it tells the fate of the Deerfield/44 Carbine.
Thanks for making these videos! I do love listening to your opinions
It's been years but, I remember reading a book years ago talking about what was the best cal for deer... the Author said that a .22 would kill deer but, and also you could use a 30--30 for elk , Moose, and caribou...but, he said it was not ethical basically he said shot placement was the critical point. .22 behind the ear on the deer and same for the 30--30 on the larger animals....
I'm pretty sure I started drooling at the mention of a future video on the 408 Cheytac.
They mention that in this video!? YES!! I’ve been waiting years for more info on the .408 cheytac. It’s incredible. I’ll purchase the M200 next year only $12k!
Holy shit I thought I knew about firearms and ammo before I found your channel
308 may be old and a bit wonky, but I still love it. It's a fun caliber to use as those 1000 meter shots are a bit more challenging, not a lot of recoil either.
why is the .308 wonky? your wonky
It is good to be able to hear all the guests and speakers.
Good on you including Barry in the vid I miss that old man
I didn't know Johnny Sins was into guns.
If anyone knows about stopping power
I see we are men of culture. Good day brethren
OUCH
Lmao! Hilarious. I know one thing he lost a lot of electrolytes. Drinking water like a fish
why do these myths always arise in the usa? The wound channel is important, i never hear from a case in which the European cops where not able to stop a men, and they us all 9mm!!!
Y’all have a ton of knowledge/skill & are easy to relate to
Love you guys, thanks for the great content.
Worried about reminding Eric of the cheytac rounds, glad he caught it
Love the martini! You learned me how to reload the martini henry 10 years ago! Thanks again :-)
A couple of my favorite dudes! Nice work!
Great presentation, especially the beginning proviso about placement. Interestingly, the FBI found that only rifle rounds had the velocity to create holes in humans the diameter of the bullets. Slower (handgun) rounds allowed tissue recoil to happen after pass-through, somewhat closing the size of the holes.
Really love your videos, very informative and got me hooked on firearms. Keep it up!
Great content mate. MGnG is such a great guy as is Eric. Two great 2A advocates in one place. Cheers.
PS: 10mm is "America's Heavy Hitter"...
Still funny they used a metric name
And the .500 S&W says..Hold my beer,
I used to work for Maine fish and wildlife. I saw it first hand and still tell people today. The amount of moose poached with a 22lr was astounding, considering. You can kill most things with a 22lr that you could with a 9mm. It matters where you hit it and how far away.
Yeah right but will it “stop” a charging moose? Can it break its leg like a high power rifle? Interesting
@@monkmoto1887?? I'm guessing his answer would be yes. If you hit it in the right place. 🤦♂️ They kinda stated that In there comment. Don't matter how much charging it's doing. You cut of its ability to use it's synapses and it's game over.
Granted it would be harder. But not impossible.
Thw BMG is ALMOST exactly a scaled up 1.5X version of the 30.06. The exception being the base diameter. It's about 1.65X the base diameter if the 06 because JM Browning (in his wisdom) chose for a more tapered case because he knew this would be almost exclusively used in heavy machine guns. Just a little insight into the mind of a genius right there!
Uncle Jasper also has 4 DWIs and huffed paint in high school.
It wasn't 38 special used in the philippines that under performed it was 38 long Colt
I was thinking something like that
6 rounds of 38 special should take most man or small beast down
@bali song Your ignorant statement proves your an internet commando with 0 experienced.
Your right they used 38 long Colt not 38 S&W Special in a efficient load.
They did used .38 pretty well against the northern and middle part of the Philippines but when they reached the south they needed to waste full load just to take down one Juramentado. Those Berserkers are the main reason for the concept of "stopping power" and the usage of the .45
Excellent presentation!
I mostly have rifles, and a few shotguns. And have only recently in my 60's bought some pistols. My wife took a ladies class in hand guns, and did not like the .45ACP. So I bought a Henry Big Boy .45 Colt. Her opinion of the .45cal improved.
Middle Tennessee is home to many engineers. Ronnie had all the talent nearby. The first factory is very small. Stanley Benz made Barrett what it is. Lived here my whole life. Grew up in a gun store.
Great info....DRINK WATER was the silent info
I had to check the comments just to see what was up with the water!
Barry! He looked like such a badass blasting away with the Thompson.
The 45 ACP was developed partly because of the experiences you mentioned in the Philippine Insurrection. But it was not used there. The Insurrection is usually defined as ending in 1902. The Army began to reissue .45 colt revolvers in the Philippines, but everyone who could get one carried a 12 gauge shotgun.
I once read the published diary of a young officer who went there. His father gave him a 12 gauge (the 1897 Browning design) and told him to carry it everywhere. He did. Only a few hundred were issued, but they were available to soldiers and anyone else directly as private purchases for $25, which is about $1,000 today.
Awesome video surprised you guys didn't mention the 10mm it definitely has its place
same here.
I put down a fully grown (and very large for ita kind @ ~1200lbs) male Brumby (aka a Wild horse) in NE Australia with a 22LR out of a lever rifle... 22LR can kill quite effectively if you know how to shoot and hit your target.
We love what you guys do for the 2a community! Been watching you guys since I was 15 I’m 22 now😂🇺🇸
When you talk about it like it's a social club you tacitly acknowledge the ability to regulate and restrict, just like any other social club.
It's not a 'community' it's a constitutional right, and our rights are given to us by god not some earthly authority.
@@GeneralJackRipper there are car people, even though most people have driven cars, you're so oblivious to any logic because you want to make a point
i kind of wanna make fun of your name, go change your name or get it changed by getting married or something
@@lambsauce5312 oh my real name is Richard, that’s just what my friends call me because dick was a old school nickname for Richard
I never doubted that you were a good ol' southern boy but after hearing "Uncle Jasper" you're the real deal. 😆 Love your content brother! 👊🏼💙💫🙏🇺🇲💯👈🏼
I grew up with a 12g with the first round being hot hand loads of Rock Salt, then the 00 Buck, and finally a couple of slug rounds for distance and finalizing the kill.