Is Anything Better Than A WEATHERBY?
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025
- One of my earliest memories as a "gunner" is longing to own a Weatherby rifle. I think a lot of you share my love of Weatherby rifles and I hope you enjoy this look at these excellent firearms. On the table I have different Weatherbys including a Mark 5 and a Vanguard. I also have on display, and discuss, some interesting cartridges. I ask you...is there a bad Weatherby? Share your opinion with me down below and don't forget to follow the links for more USOG. Remember to subscribe and thanks for watching. Keep safe out there.
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“On the ragged edge of being watchable.” No Sir! I thoroughly enjoy your videos and envy your collection. You seem to be one of the kindest and most polite firearm content creators on RUclips. Please keep up the good work and pay haters no mind.
I appreciate the sheer honesty of that offhand remark.
I concur,..you're videos are Very enjoyable.
If anyone was expecting the usual carny show blow hards, they really came to the wrong place. This is a wonderful chanel. Keeep it up, of course you will, its clear its in your personality.
@@micstica Count me in, too. I wish Mike was an uncle of mine---and I do have uncles that are good, kind men.
I agree
I don't know why but it is just so relaxing for me to listen to your voice like we're just sitting around drinking coffee and talking about guns and I surely appreciate you.
Hi Britt - I'm with you; I just love talking guns and all things. Hope to meet you. Have a fine weekend.
Your videos are NOT on the "ragged edge". I love your work MR 💪☝️👍✌️
This is from Greg Weatherby
On the ragged edge of being watchable, haha. I look forward to your videos every week! I just wish you had more time and could post more frequently! Another great video as always! The insight that you provide is extremely valuable and greatly appreciated!
@USOG , you have a fantastic channel. don't think we don't enjoy it. we watch it for a reason.
4 years later I am here. A new Weatherby fan and Love learning soo much about it! Thank you!
I have not noticed tremor... God bless you brother
🙏 thank you
Your videos are wonderfully entertaining and informative. Your calm and gracious demeanor makes them special and your presentations allow us gun enthusiasts to see rare and unusual firearms we don't get to see everyday.
I can sit on the ragged edge and watch your videos all day long. You're a wealth of information, delivered honestly and humbly. I am a proud owner of a Mark V Accumark in .340 Weatherby, which I purchased new for elk hunting. It is a supremely accurate long-range cartridge, and captivating to handload for with the unique freebore aspect.
Hi The Bleeb - Great rifle and cartridge - the 340 in the Mark V is just about unstoppable. Everything falls down.
wonder wht loads u get for tht beastly cartridge, once the fabrique listed the .340 250 gr@ 3000 fps, they toned down to 2960 fps nowadays, and tht is still darn impressive...wonder with the newer powders wht is achievable with say 250 gr pills...will it actually do 3000 fps ++ ??
Love my Weatherby 270 Mag and Mauser 98 25-06 so much, my wife left me. Now all I do is hunt. Life is good. Lovin' this video!!!
Thank you Sarge! Hunting is the way - and a 25-06 Mauser is a dear rifle : )
.270 Wby Mags are frickin powerhouses. Been the number one choice for a deer gun in my family for 70+ years. I took an 8 point last week with a .270 Wby Mag.
When my girlfriend broke up with me she said I was married to my guns. Never felt so liberated.
The 270 Weatherby with the 160gr Nosler Partition bullet is deadly on Elk. 130gr. on antelope, 150gr. on Sheep and Goat. A world class cartridge without the recoil and muzzleblast of the 300 Weatherby.
I find solitude in your calm video’s after seeing other ragged hyped up youtubers 🖐
I'm so glad Mac. I wish you all the best.
Yeah watching this channel does not give me stomache aches like many. I just cant see it. This channel is great i do love it!
Well said !!!
Sooooo true.
I have a Mark V in .300 with a Schmitt + Bender scope. I've had it since '84. It is the finest hunting rifle I have ever seen.
Really enjoy your work. Love the combined knowledge and humility. We need more people like you out there. Thank you for sharing with us.
Ahh a fellow Weatherby connesseur! (sp?) My eyes lit up when I read the title of the video. I too have longed for a Weatherby since my early adolescense years (I'm 51 now). I remember having in my desk in 6th grade a gun magazine with an article on the .340 Weatherby cartridge saying it could be the most versatile cartridge ever (the tops of the desks we had flipped up so you could keep books, papers, etc. in them). The article went on to say it is powerful enough on its own to take any of the largest, most dangerous beasts on earth, along with being downloaded to hunt deer and smaller fauna. I have wanted a Weatherby Mark V Deluxe in .340 Weatherby Magnum ever since. One could argue that the Mk V Deluxe is among the most beautiful rifles ever made. Simply gorgeous. At around $2500, a fair price as well for such a fine rifle. One day I WILL own one....one day....... Btw, AWESOME VIDEO!! And what tremor?? Youre fine brother. No one's bothered by it...whatever it is. I can't tell anything's wrong?
Thank you for your kindness and sharing the Weatherby life story. I'm certain you'll have a Weatherby soon - all good things to those who wait. Some of the Mark Vs have wood that is so spectacular I can't believe it. Lately I handled 2 that would be Grade 7 if they were Turkish walnut - all for what amounts to a very modest price considering... Anyway, I'm with you and look forward to which cal. you choose. All the best to you.
Your Weatherby day will eventually come. My speed bump is being a lefty. Maybe a blessing to my checkbook. LOL
Thank you for the video. My first rifle was Weatherby mark v in 7 Wes mag with a west German zeiss scope. It was Christmas present and I was 18 yrs old. I’m over 50 now and still hunt with it. Zero issues and as accurate as it is beautiful.
Sir you are so humble you obviously could be arrogant with your collection and your knowledge but you are humble at every turn, you are a good man. I always finding another video you have made and I feel like I just had a short class with a very patient professor. Thank you for your being here to help all of us who watch learn things we could hear no place else.
The strength of the action of the Weatherby’s is astounding & often overlooked. Great Video 👍
African Professional Hunters disagree. I've heard countless stories from the senior members of my local ranges when I've asking about an Africa hunt, that most PH's won't let you use a Weatherby because of how weak they are.
Capable of 200,000 PSI is pretty damn astounding to me.
The MK V 9 lug action is a weak action? Lmao remind me not to ask your professional hunter friends anything firearm related!
@@uncleremus5046 it's not the lugs that fail. It's the firing pin.
Great video and information about the mighty Weatherby... thanks for sharing!
Quality video, please don’t sell yourself short. The only thing lacking in your video was omission of the .257 weatherby magnum, it was Roy’s favorite (and is my favorite) cartridge. Not only is it one of the most iconic and best selling weatherby cartridges but it is only now over seventy years later that is is being edged out by the ballistics of newer 6.5s like the prc. The .257 is the bigger badder grandpa of all the .25 cal and 6.5 mm round it’s still an exceptional hunting cartridge and really deserves a place in any conversation about weatherby.
i really doubt the 6.5mm prc will match the big bad .257 wby mag, another channel , reloading weatherby, achieved 101 gr barnes@ 3800 fps !!!! max loads of course..... he also had another load with 92 gr berger @ 3866 fps!!!
Au contraire, I love the no frills nature of your material. No puffery, just great information.
Always enjoyable and informative firearms videos by you. Your 'style', laid back and 'folksy' (in my view) are just right to keep us viewers paying attention AND learning things we just did NOT know, on our own. Keep up the GREAT work!
I like this one .. The town i grew up in had a Weatherby dealer out of the 6 stores in business and once a month back in the late 1950's and into the 1960's i would stop at the Weatherby dealer about once a month to look over the collection .. The Weatherby rifles to me were top notch in quality and workmanship and i told myself one day i'm going to buy one ..I remember at the time my Dad thought one of those was way too much money when you could buy model 70 for $124.00 or a Remington 700 for around the same ..So as time passed and i saved my money and i bought a Weatherby in .224 as i wanted a ctg close to the 22/250 in performance and the .224 is just that .. What a sweet quality rifle that would shoot very accurate .. You are correct the Weatherby rifles Mark V were made in Germany by J. P. Sauer & Sons who also built the fine Colt Sauer bolt rifles that were of excellent quality too .. I'm very happy with my Weatherby rifle to me there was nothing like a Weatherby ..I hunted with hunters who used the Weatherby 300 magnum for mostly elk , i never seen a bull walk away from that cartridge it would reach out there and deliver the results .. In fact it was 9 years ago i met a fellow at the range who had a Weatherby 30/378 now i was impressed with that ctg, of course he asked if i wanted to fire it , oh yes i would like to try it .. He had 1" thick steel plates hung up @400 yards his scope had marks for 200,300,400 and he told me which mark to use , oh my i'll tell you what those 190 grain bullets just paper punched those steel plates , that was fun..His favorite load was 119 grains of a certain powder ... off the bench it really wasn't near as bad as i thought the recoil would be .. You did a very good job , well done .. thanks
I have one of those fine rifles. It's a left hand , 240 mark five. It still shoots as good as it did in 1971 when it was new. Someone told me once it was no good for deer, lol. Best deer rifle I ve ever had, and I ve had many.
Love your videos sir.
One of my `dream`rifles is a Weatherby, so therefore I enjoyed this video a lot.
I especially got a good laugh ( and I did, out loud ) when you talked about the magazine conversion there at the 11:42 mark,...`...or if you miss,...a lot ` You are a true `diplomat Sir ,`I feel the same way about these excessive capacity magazines. Thanks for lifting my spirits.
Outstanding presentation. All the best wishes with the physical health. Weatherby Rocks! ^v^
Few better examples of how much of society's somewhat depraved is noticing how an outstanding channel like this which highlights, history, engineering, manufacturing, art etc etc.. in the form of firearms has such a small fraction of subscribers compared to young adults with zero intelligence acting like five year olds! Keep up your Wonderfull content and demeanor it is much appreciated !! Its truly amazing how much you teach us in each video !
One of my favorite rifles was an Interarms Mark X 30-06. Beautiful deep blue black finish, like new bore. Inherited from my beloved late Father in Law, Gifted to my son. He wanted a scope mounted and took it to a reputable gun shop and they asked where did you get this? They loved it. Classic Mauser action. Beautiful, slick, accurate. A real rifle.
They are so fine; and your son's - even more meaningful. Guns seem to be one of the few things that last, are useful and carry memories that most things don't. Thanks for writing.
By far my favorite you tube gun discussion ! You have a humble way about you that's not common in the world we live in . Thank you sir .
Thank you Chuck. All the best to you and yours for the holiday season.
You are so educated, enthusiastic and well-rounded as a person. I can sense your humility and experience in life. Good job on a life well done my dear Sir.
Thank you, Sir, for the nice informative videos. I find myself able to hold otherwise impossible conversations with folks about certain rifles without always realizing where I remembered the information you share. In a world that values ignorance you are a real treasure.
Thank you GR - I am so grateful to have you here and to be able to share a few things that I know. God Bless.
I'd like to say I certainly enjoy your videos,and also want to day that you sir are a very kind ,humble and classy person.Thanks for what you do.
I resisted for more than 70 yrs and today bought a Sauer Weatherby Europa in .30-.06 with 9 locking lugs !! Made in 1967. Griffin and Howe mount with a Schmidt and Bender 1.1 -4 x 20. Would enjoy sending you the pics if I knew how.
Congratulations John - very hard to find and with the G&H scope and S&B scope - you're set! Those have exceptional stock work and shaping - just beautiful and the finish is the best. You'll get another 70 years use minimum out of that one. Please send to usogbyemail@gmail.com
I can't wait to see. All the best to you.
You are anything but "the ragged edge of watchable." Your whole presentation is this very comfortable, down home style that friends and colleagues have when they have a shared interest or hobby. It is particularly relaxing watching your videos after a long stressful day. Don't change a thing.
Thank you Matt. A note such as you sent means a lot to me.
Excellent video as always!!! I almost bought a 300 Weatherby magnum Mk V and I still don’t know why I didn’t do it. They are beautiful and so accurate. Roy Weatherby was a very innovative man, just as John Browning and Mr. Thompson. They were trend setters! I look forward to your videos, Mike! Thank you!!!
I bought.270 W Mag 30 some yrs ago. Very accurate & powerful rifle.
Thanks for video, I thought it was great !!
I bought a Weatherby Mk V after watching your first Weatherby video. Great video.
Mike, I would definitely say that your channel is one of the best. Far from “ragged edge”. Regarding Weatherby rifles, back in the late 1970’s as a teen, we had a family friend who was an avid hunter and in particular, bear hunter. He had a large collection of Weatherby rifles and stuffed Grizzlies. He invited my folks and I to dinner and showed me his collection of Weatherby rifles. I don’t recall how many he had, but there were a lot and at the time, I think I was more interested in his daughter than his fine collection. He told us many bear hunting stories in Alaska and in one story, he and his pilot of a small single engine float plane ended up in Soviet airspace where they landed and bagged a bear on some island. Then quickly loaded the bear on the plane and got back to the US. He always said that Weatherby was the rifle to have for hunting. He has long since past on, not sure whatever happened to his collection. As always, I enjoyed your video. Cheers.
Hi Stephen - Thank you; I love the story - hunting in Russia from Alaska. Maybe there are Russians hunting in Alaska as well. : ) All the best to you.
One of my earliest longings too! I can totally relate, "when I was young and had no money and no guns". I think I still have my 1971 Weatherby catalog with the original drool marks!
Back in the sixties I would read the Outdoor Life magazines in my elementary school library. They always had Weatherby adds in them. Fast forward forty five years and I see a Mark V Deluxe at a pawn shop in gorgeous condition with the Signature scope. That .300 Wthby. Magnum kicks like a mule and is completely useless on our Florida deer, but I'll never sell it.
I am a long range bench rest shooter, all of my guns have been built by a gunsmith for whatever round that interests at the time. I had a rifle built for a 300 weatherby and I have won more matches with it than anything else. Weatherby was ahead of all the others with his case design and the extra powder that it can hold due to the fact the the shoulders are much steeper. I don't know much about the quality of the rifles but they look good and I have never heard a bad report about one. From what I can see, it comes down to the quality of the barrel. If the barrel is good then you can bet the action will be good, I have never heard of a good barrel on a bad action. Anyway I might buy one for hunting, I don't think I could go wrong.
Your tremor doesn’t bother me. I love your presentation of videos and honesty concerning your knowledge and love for firearms. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Wade - the latest medication seems to be working but it makes me sleepy hahaha. Glad you're on the channel.
As a kid in the early 60s, I'd look at every gun magazine I could find. I remember the Weatherby ads.
Featuring famous Hollywood stars holding their rifles. I thought wow, they must be incredible rifles.
Thanks for your enjoyable videos!
I’ve got a 300 Weatherby Mag it’s the old German made JP Sauer barrel. I’ll be honest I haven’t even had the time to put scope on it 😂. It’s one I purchased from a good friend and it’s been well taken care of I would go as far as to say a set in a closet for decades it’s got very little signs of use. Oh and by the way I love your videos and you are always a pleasure to watch. Plethora of knowledge!
I like your delivery. You are genuine and thank you for sharing your information and your opinions
Thank you Bob. I'm glad you're here and took the time to write.
No need to apologize. I can't get enough of your channel. Really informative and you show some amazing firearms.
Always a pleasure watching your videos, thank you for posting them.
This is actually 1 of my fav gun channels, prob my most watched....
As others have said, your videos are always fascinating! You fill a niche, in that you talk about form, function, collectibility, and legacy. I don't own a Weatherby (yet!) but I totally agree: when I was younger, I always thought they'd forever be untouchable! Happy to hear that the current Vanguard is still a quality firearm!
Mike, I don't care what anyone says, you are not a hoarder! Hoarders don't share! Thank you for sharing these great videos and your fantastic collection, I watch them over time, more than once!
Recently bought a left hand Weatherby backcountry 2.0 in 280ai. My first weatherby, great rifle. Working up a good recipe for the 280ai.
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman when I was seven years old in 1969 my dad's best friend moved back to alabama from Alaska where he had been working as a mine engineer he had a weatherby rifle he had bought to hunt moose and a couple of browning shotguns i spent many hours just standing in front of his gun cabinet dreaming of the day when i could have my own guns i never did end up with any that pretty but i probably wouldn't be who i am if i hadn't seen that first weatherby i really enjoy your videos thank you very much for your time and effort
Thank you Scott. Notes such as yours give that good feeling and I'm inspired to do more. I'm glad your dad had such a best friend and that you stood by that cabinet - and so much flowed from there. I'll keep going and truly appreciate your kind words. God Bless.
THANKS FOR YOUR GREAT PROGRAMS. ALWAYS THE BEST !!!
Kind sir, I always thoroughly enjoy your videos, which I find quite more than “barely watchable”! Otherwise, your tremor is just another thing that makes you, you. I for one, admire you. Thanks for another great video.
Thank you Magnum Cipher; I wish everyone was like you.
I looked up the definition of cool in Websters. There was a picture of this dude!!!! My favorite channel!!!!
You're very kind. Thank you : )
Sir your Trimble doesn’t bother anybody if it does to bad !!!!! You’re doing a fabulous job keep up the good work much appreciated!!!!!!
Your knowledge and presentation is very precise and articulate which makes you a treasure.
I found your site by accident looking up a rifle I used to own. It was the Mark 5 270 and used at targets out to 800 yards. I was a good shot even as a kid and grew up with a number of rifles bought at the army surplus stores. I got your cartridge right but not its name. I would like to get a 338 78 before I get to old. You take care of your health.
This channel is a treasure trove of underrated brands. Keep making videos I watch them all!
Thank you Steel&Cider - I need all the help I can get : )
I have been watching your channel for a couple of months and really enjoy watching, very informative.
I collect a few military guns now and again. I’m 70 years now so I’m slowing down.
Great video’s.
Love your content informative without being preachy embrace the tremor it's part of you and you have such a calm delivery look forward to seeing more of whatever you choose to post it's all good thanks again from an old shooter in the UK you sir have become like an old friend
Hi Mike. Interesting as always. I like that story of the Banknote, it brings all sorts of thoughts to mind. In those days, it would have had a lot more value than today I would think. Till next time, keep safe.
Great video as always. I dont own a Weatherby but its on the list to get. I was in my local gun store today and they were putting out several Mosin Nagant rifles. The prices were all 409.00 a piece. Wow..... I paid 100.00 for each of mine and my Mosins look a hell of allot better. Guns are always a great investment.. The ammo russian spam cans i have i paid 65.00 for and the gun stores near me are selling them for 250.00 now. Its crazy... Thanks again for all the great work you do..
Greetings from Norway, thank you for all fantastic videos, the best and very sympatic
All the best to you in Norway! Thank you!
I'm so busy looking at the guns and listening to you I never even noticed that you have a tremmer !!!
Just found your show this evening,loving it,thankyou.
Your not on the ragged edge of watchable. What i appreciate most about your videos is your humility. I've enjoyed all your videos even with your weird accent.
I was taken aback by that comment too. It would be a dull world if we were all the same!
He's Canadian eh, sorry you have trouble with accent.
I don't have a problem with anyone's accent. Just making a joke. Jeez.
@@joegerich641 same
"Ragged Edge", you must be kidding. Your videos are among the best on youtube. Please keep them coming. From New Zealand
Thank you George. All the best to you in NZ 👍
Your vids are as enjoyable as can be,, nothing ragged edged to be afraid of 👍🏽
Yet another great video. I dont own a Weatherby yet but its on my bucket list in the near future.
Thank you sandych33ks1 - I appreciate every encouraging word - and hope you get a Weatherby soon.
I LOVE THAT! I found behind the butt plate of my 1954 Savage 99 F, a hand written note from the Savage Employee who did the assembly of my rifle. I bought this rifle as a used gun in 2011 and it was in fact 100% original condition which is why I believe the note survived in place, the stock was never removed.
The note contained the first and last name of the Savage Employee as well as a unique phone number. The note read "If you see this, fell free to call the number provided". CL8-88XX was the number, clearly no longer in service. We did however locate the family of the Savage employee, he had passed in 1987. They emphatically asked to buy the note, instead we gave them the rifle and the note at no cost.
I did keep a photo of the rifle and photo copy of the note for my scrap book.
Thank you for sharing your collection and knowledge.
I really enjoyed the video and I was very happy to see two complete Weatherby Rifles.
I like this guy lol he’s very watchable. Very serious and knowledgeable, but doesn’t take himself too seriously. 👍🏽👏🏽
Watching from down here in New Zealand love that Weatherby and wouldn't mind that Mauser....as for your tremor...not even an issue Sir...more vids please
My dad has a old JP Sauer & Sohn Mark 5 in .224 Weatherby. Great flat shooting beautiful varmint gun. Only the zinc alloy trigger parts have ever been a problem.
I've had a .257 Weatherby over 30 years, built in a Sako Magnum Action. About the time the rifle was being built (in 1988), I got interested in the Powley Ballistics Computer (a slide rule and tables for predicting performance), one of the features that piqued my interest was a Barrel Volume (Barrel Length) vs Case Capacity function... Weatherby cartridges had a reputation for being "overbore" (Barrel Length being too short for the Case Capacity) in several configurations, so I took the opportunity to use the Powley Computer to calculate optimum barrel length for several mid-bore calibers (6mm to 338 caliber)... oddly enough, the .257 Weatherby did come out as a slight overbore until you got to around 26" of rifling... so I built the rifle with a 28" long barrel. Six weeks later, the proof was in the pudding: it was pushing 100 grain bullets at over 3300 FPS with a *starting* load of IMR-4831 (according to the Speer Manual 11th. Edition). The rifle also shot really well: it was meant as a Deer/Coyote rifle, but it was a bit heavy to tote as a deer rifle. Still have the rifle today.
Everything from weatherby stomps on Winchester and other manufacturers ballistically. So many 270 win fans don’t even realize there’s a handful of better cartridges. It’s makes me upset the 270,240 and 257 wby isn’t as popular as the 270 win or 308. Got my 257 8 years ago and I’ve taken a handful of whitetail, 2 black bears, an elk and a bighorn sheep. Longest shot was 300 yards. Every animal I’ve taken with it no matter the range both lungs turned into jelly.
"I'm on the ragged edge of watchable... " You're Killing me. Your videos are very well done.
always worth watching your videos. thank you.
Hey mate I really enjoy your channel, it’s a refreshing change from the exaggerated fake content that seems to be everywhere. Thanks again
There's nothing wrong with your videos--I really like them and almost all my rifles are WEATHERBY, so I totally agree with you--and my WEATHERBY'S have been flawless for over 25 years !
Thanks James.
Thanks, I just bought a Weatherby 6.5 cm spike camp. I enjoyed your presentation here. Good day.
Hard to beat that rifle - good on you.
@ I don’t see any reviews with actual accuracy tests on youtube. I wonder if the accuracy is improved over standard Vanguard actions due to the heavy barrel.
I could probably talk all day with you about weatherby rifles keep up the Great work👍🏼
I’d love to see your vault, or even just how you keep all you ammo organized. :)
You are remarkably modest and polite.
Hi FB, Thank you. For ammo I have steel filing cabinets - just like for an office - but no papers - just ammo. The guns are in several vaults - it isn't as bad as it might seem : )
Yes I noticed your tremors. I would have never said anything because it doesn't bother me at all. I never heard you talk about it. But some people are just curious or concerned but if it doesn't bother you it shouldn't bother us. Great video. I recently subscribed because I have the same taste in rifles as you do it seems. I wouldn't buy a rifle without iron sights or buy a plastic one
Thank you for your kind words. I wonder about these sightless rifles and I noticed some of the polymer parts on some rifles are breaking down. Some viewers report that UV seems to break down some trigger guards and flat sections of stocks. I'm not sure but it doesn't sound good. All the best to you.
Really enjoy your videos, worked for a gunsmith as a youth, been hooked on collecting ever since. I have an old 1903A3 all original...cleaning it I had the butt pkaye off, found a peice of paper folded up neatly and placed on the stock was a person's name and address....looked up the person he had passed away several years prior to me purchasing the weapon. Best regards Shoe in SW Oregon.
That is an awesome book. I think I got it off eBay. Roy was way ahead of his time and so persistent in becoming successful. The double radius I think is very neat (maybe so gunsmiths would have a harder time chambering his calibers). I’m glad the weatherby company is still private and family owned as well, and coming out with new stuff (6.5-300 weatherby). Weatherby rifles have always gotten away from me, hopefully in the near future I’ll get one, not practical for hunting in Pennsylvania, but I’d like to go out west or maybe move out west at some point
Was it Mick Smith's Gun shop? Another great video and your videos are all well appreciated by all who watch them. Thanks for sharing!
: ) It was Lawrence Ordnance - I remembered from viewers on the channel. What a great shop and great people! I'm going to get over the great waters again somehow. If you go there and if they have not changed things much - note the "gun fragrance" in that shop - it should be bottled - something like Rangoon Oil and arsenal but with a twist. I mentioned it to another customer at the time and he said in that wonderful Australian way "I do mate; but we're both nuts." 😂 Take care.
Love your show. Very interesting and educational. God bless you
I had a weatherby vanguard 300 mag one time. Great rifle
Your videos are very informative and interesting . Always enjoy watching and learning.
God bless you bro very good review I've never owned a Weatherby but I love them I may own one in the future hope you get to feeling well soon
I for one could not imagine why this fine gentleman could possibly have haters . He has probably forgot more about guns than most people know about them , with that being said you sir are a pleasure to watch and to learn from .
Thank you Robert - it's all okay : )
Don’t even think about your tremor, one of my oldest friends a boat builder, carpenter, yachtsman, surveyor, rattled so much you thought he’d fall to bits ! watching him getting ready to use a circular saw was frightening. But he’s still going in his seventies and still takes it in his stride.
PS I didn’t even notice yours.
Nice pleasant informed presentation - and thanks for not blasting our ears with cheap rock at the start!
In 1978 I was in the Yokosuka Naval Base PX when I found myself staring at a wall of Weatherby Mark 5 rifles. Turns out we could transport firearms purchased at the PX back to the states via the Gunnar Mates on the ship. I briefly agonized at the about $275 prices, and finally blenched. On E4 pay and newly married. I regret that.
Not buying the a rifle that is. I'm still married to that gal.
I totally agree about the Weatherby rifle, have several from Vanguards to Mark Vs. My favorite caliber is .300 and 30/378 both are tack drivers and usable on most anything in North America
Thank you. I’ve always been fascinated with Weatherby rifles. The first one I bought, over 40 years ago, is a 22 LR. It’s magazine fed. It’s finicky, but that’s ok. It’s a Weatherby. I also have a 257 Accumark.
Very informative sir. I currently have a Vanguard chambered in .300 Win. Mag. and really wish Weatherby would make rounds for it cause you know the logo " Nothing shoots flatter or hits harder than Weatherby"
Terrific video!! Great knowledge and wisdom😊
LOL!! Extended mags are for the guy that misses a lot. They are shinny. Love your vids and also love to see your collection grow you will soon need a museum room added on your house lol.
Thanks for sharing these wonderful Weatherlyby rifles with us. What's not to love about them.
I enjoyed this video as I have enjoyed many of your others. I find your approach on the various topics to be a deep look into the guns so they can be appreciated for what they are. They are not only tools used to fire a projectile at a target, though they surely are that, they are also well thought engineering, and trial and error, and human creativity. Your videos help to show all of that and more. Thank-you.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you're on the channel - I have much to share and really enjoy, actually, everything.