I have hunted whitetails for years with a Model 700 Remington 7mm Mag shooting CoreLokt ammo. It has NEVER let me down. Rolled a pickup one time with it right beside me. Dreaded shooting it back in. Three shots that a quarter would easily cover. I LOVE that rifle.
Iv drill lot of deer with it in a win model 70 in 7mm mag use love Remington 175gr . Got winchesters from dad when everything went crazy . But 7mm mag down do to cheap winchesters barrels or Remington brass. Got peac brass copper stuck up throat stop rd from ejecting in barrel told can't be fix
I’ve seen in person what this round can do when used for hunting. My brother Keith has gotten great accuracy and good results on deer with the 7mm mag. Thanks for more good information from WHO TEE WHO, my favorite bing bang slinger. 👍🎥🥇💯🦌
@@jamespugh headed over to sub now. Hopefully it does well for you buddy. Look at Stuck In The Rut it got a app for free after you join you can post pictures and videos. It’s growing fast. Be a good place to get more attention to your you tube channel. Good filming and many subs to ya James. 👍🎥🥇🥇🥇💯
If my memory is correct, The Remington 700 has a 1 in 9&1/8 twist barrel and The Sako S20 has a 1 in 9&.5 twist barrel which is the difference in handling the longer bullets better Sir. But you have two real shooting Bing Bangs there for Sure!!!👍👍👍👍👍
This ammunition has been good to me in all the calibers I own...i think it has generally a high performance/reasonable price ratio... i have used it to humanely euthanize injured wood bison as a veterinarian using 30 06 ...270...7mm ...and 338...thank you for a great video,,,
1 of my buddies has a left handed 7mm mag Remington, at 100yards we could put it in a deer eye ! He is naturally left handed , at the time I could shoot as well right or left handed . But I believe we ate more deer , that fell from my 220swift, 70 gr bthp
I had 7mm rem mag in a Parker Hale model 1200m 30 years ago. I never did hunt with it all I ever did was sight it in, then a buddy made me an offer I couldn't refuse.
Shot my buddies 7mm rem mag vs my Savage 270 win . His was 170 grain vs my 130 grain. Was back in late 1980's. I loved my 270, but his 7mm was just better. Thanks Adam, missed live. Still love both .270win and the 7mm rem.
I own a S&W 1500 in 7mmRemMag, I usually shot Hornady or Federals through it in the 160gr to 165gr range. I will have to pick up a few boxes of these 175's and see how they group from my rifle. I like the heavier grain bullets for moose hunting. Another awesome video, thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍
That's a 5x5 bull in my profile pic. Dropped him like a sack of potatoes at 375 yards. 160 gr Sierra BT hand load. Savage 110 7mm rem mag. that I've had for 40 years. The trigger I put in it cost more than the rifle back in the day. That rifle has taken many a critter over the years.
I bought a remington 770 2 years ago when I started hunting and everyone made fun of me for getting it however its so accurate and reliable people can kiss my ars this past season I got a doe at 300 yards and she only ran 20 yards then did a flip and a kick that was it I live my remington 770
Who_Tee_Who the 7RM is one flat shooting cartridge ,no doubt about that. I’ve owned my Weatherby Vanguard (series 1) since 1995. Back in 1962 when Remington brought it out the original loading was with a Nosler 160 Gr partition along with the model 700 with a 26 inch barrel. The velocity was 3150 FPS, with 1800 FPE max range was 500 yards . Buy designed it was for Bull Elk.
It seems like I am seeing more and more Remington ammo available and that's a good thing. It is a good product at a reasonable price. There is nothing walking around North American that a 175 grain in a 7 mm mag won't take care of so if you are hunting in Montana / Idaho where you might stumble across a bad attitude Grizzly, it gives you a little piece of mind.
@UCzF9QzmPuJow6lbjZJsbRIQ That is certainly true that all those bullets would perform better than a core-loc on a Grizzly, and I myself reload and use 160 grain Nosler partitions in my 7mm. I also live in Idaho and have to think about is it safe for me to carry the rifle and ammo I have, just in case I have to use it to defend myself. While there is a long list of guns and ammo that would be better.... I would feel fine with a 7mm with a 175-grain core-loc.
My 770 in 300 Winchester magnum shoots the 150gr Nosler Accubonds great it wouldn’t bother me to take a 500+ yard shot with a rock solid rest that is. Great video brother be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏. See y’all soon LORD WILLING AMEN 🙏
Imho, I think you need to fire that first shot as a "fouling shot" off-target as to not count it. Then do the 3 shot group. Just a suggestion, still great shooting!
Great video WHO_TEE_WHO. I got box of this from 2014 or so still full box. Use run it in my 7mm mag all the time was a winchesters model 70. Hammers lot of does and got nice buck with it. Only issue know that rifle went down from a Remington rd . The rifle in the shop needing new barrel do to brass or copper being stuck up in the rifling not letting go eject .
I just sighted in my 7 mm meat eater weatherby rifle at 50 yards with my sons and this weekend we’re going to sight it in at a 100 yards. Going to be shooting 7mm federal Barnes tsx 160 grain bullets. Should be fun
You should get a better scope and a new trigger for the Remington rifle, it has served you well for many years and you already have the custom furniture in it. Thanks for the great content 👍
I and my brothers only use Remington core lokt, because we know it's gonna work on deer. My Remington 700 270 win likes the 150 grain Remington core lokt.
If this isn't already in the comments, your first shot was out of the Sako was wide b/c of a powder change. I doubt you pulled it; it was a fouling shot. Different powders in a barrel make for different POI. Thanks for taking the time to put these together.
🇺🇸 💜🙏🏼💜 ☕️☕️ You Sir, can shoot and call that group as you see it. I agree with you. You could have stopped the camera, and reshot that group until you got a .5 MOA … But, you didn’t… That’s why I appreciate you and your channel. Regular guy, doin’ guy stuff! Thank you WTW… Awesome channel.
300 yds is max point blank range for most 7mm rem mag hunting loads so not what I'd call stretching it out. Mine was still grouping pretty well at 1000yds with federal 150gr soft points. Just a good as the guys who worked up loads with match bullets in 6.5creedmoor.
I like my 264 win mag for deer I load 120gr nosler ballistic tip 3100 fps super flat and drops em I also love my 7mm I load nosler 175gr partition can't remember the fps I believe it's 2800 or 2900 in that range and it's a elk deer dropper as well
I use to shoot Remington core locks in 175 grain in my 7mm magnum . I quit because I had about half of what I shot the bullets world hit and explode in the animals and then it made my tracking job very hard.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and enjoy every one. One comment, not pertaining to this video. When making sight adjustments trust the direction of the scope dial. Don't look through the scope while adjusting. The cross hairs will move in the opposite direction which is what confuses you. However, you can look through the scope to make a 1 or 2 shot adjustment. Simply, keep the rifle absolutely still, then look through the scope placing the cross hairs on bullseye then move the cross hairs to where your last shot hit. Now you will be very close to bullseye if not dead center. This will save a lot of ammo.
I haven't found a better, AFFORDABLE round than Remington Core-Lokts. I was going to buy a 7mm mag back in 1986, but my Dad had me compare ammo cost of 7mm vs. .270 Remington. I've put a bunch of venison in the freezer over the years with my .270 Remington.
WHO-TEE you're getting good! So, it's time to make you mad! Swap out your barrells to help that first cold barrel shot, Be sure you get the rifles settling as perfectly on target before you settle in for the shot, and trigger stroke them all the same in the pattern, The 770 gave you a two bullet results I often like. The 150 gr dead band on at 150, and the 175 gr cast dead bang on 300, I set my guns for a 275 yard bulls eye, then find a second round that laumches in to 450-600. The rifle is tuned the same, the bullet just to different diad on points,Gives you confidence that nothing can be out of range.
I haven't been able to find those 175 gr. Is been so long that I seen them at the shelves. I only have about 60 to 70 of those bullets. I hope I find them in the distance future.
Daniel here. Great content as always, hombre! Might notice the name change. Starting up my channel so I gotta change it up. It’s gonna be cool. Nobody else doing what I’m fixing to do. Stay tuned!
Looks like a cold clean bore flyer on the first shot with the Sako. Most rifle bores shoot better with just a bit of fouling in the rifling. Or you simply missed, lol. Clean the carbon out of the bore but leave the copper fouling and see what happens to your groups….
For non premium ammo I like fusion but the new tipped Remington might be worth a look don’t shoot a ton of reasonably priced ammo tho I hand load and if I don’t I like HSM ammo not sure if you ever shoot any of that?
Just got my Sako S20 in 7mm rem mag. I got the precision stock and fore arm then bought the hunter stock to go with it. Put a Vortex Crossfire on top of it. Made the purchase totally based on your videos. Yet to sight it in. In your opinion should I sight in using the 175 grain or the 150 grain?
Remington for the win ….ALWAYS! I’ve always hunted with 180 GR out of my Remington 760, and 7600’s unless it’s the 35 Whelen then it 200-250GR but for the .308 180 drops them rite there! AMERICA STRONG STAY FREE LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC
I’m missing 2 boxes of the original core lokt, got it for my 7 rem mag I ordered and I can’t find it. Owell hopefully it shows up, rifle won’t be in till April
If u can find 150 Winchester in 7mm id like see u do this test my cheap 7mm 770 with factory scope pkg will do half inch groups at 100 shoots better than my browning x bolt
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I have hunted whitetails for years with a Model 700 Remington 7mm Mag shooting CoreLokt ammo. It has NEVER let me down. Rolled a pickup one time with it right beside me. Dreaded shooting it back in. Three shots that a quarter would easily cover. I LOVE that rifle.
Iv drill lot of deer with it in a win model 70 in 7mm mag use love Remington 175gr . Got winchesters from dad when everything went crazy . But 7mm mag down do to cheap winchesters barrels or Remington brass. Got peac brass copper stuck up throat stop rd from ejecting in barrel told can't be fix
I started shooting a Rem 700 in 7mag when i was 17. Im 55 now. Still shooting the 7 rem mag.
@@jerrylittle8922 start shooting 7mm mag at 14 or so .
I’ve seen in person what this round can do when used for hunting. My brother Keith has gotten great accuracy and good results on deer with the 7mm mag. Thanks for more good information from WHO TEE WHO, my favorite bing bang slinger. 👍🎥🥇💯🦌
Iv taken handful of does and 1 buck with it . Since early 2000s
@@jamespugh thanks James, I’ve seen you on WTWs channel since I joined. Good shooting and gods speed to you and yours. 👍💯
@@joelmcmahan7386 thanks Joe. I got my own RUclips channel know also it small and just getting started
@@jamespugh headed over to sub now. Hopefully it does well for you buddy. Look at Stuck In The Rut it got a app for free after you join you can post pictures and videos. It’s growing fast. Be a good place to get more attention to your you tube channel. Good filming and many subs to ya James. 👍🎥🥇🥇🥇💯
Good deer ammo, put em down with a good blood trail, prefer premium bullets like nosler or swift scirrocco for the big stuff like elk though .
My Remington 700 , 7 mag is my favorite. Not just because it was my grandpa’s. The most accurate center fire I own.
I love them Remington Core Lock... I have used them for years...Great Ammo. Great Shooting. Thanks
Me too! Thanks for watching Bobby!
Great shooting, gotta love the 7mm mag. 🎯 I wish I still had that 7mm Sako Finbear. The rifle was awesome!
If my memory is correct, The Remington 700 has a 1 in 9&1/8 twist barrel and The Sako S20 has a 1 in 9&.5 twist barrel which is the difference in handling the longer bullets better Sir. But you have two real shooting Bing Bangs there for Sure!!!👍👍👍👍👍
This ammunition has been good to me in all the calibers I own...i think it has generally a high performance/reasonable price ratio... i have used it to humanely euthanize injured wood bison as a veterinarian using 30 06 ...270...7mm ...and 338...thank you for a great video,,,
Looks like the tipped Corelokt is much better for accuracy than the original Corelokt. Either one will get er done though. Another good video.
1 of my buddies has a left handed 7mm mag Remington, at 100yards we could put it in a deer eye ! He is naturally left handed , at the time I could shoot as well right or left handed . But I believe we ate more deer , that fell from my 220swift, 70 gr bthp
I had 7mm rem mag in a Parker Hale model 1200m 30 years ago. I never did hunt with it all I ever did was sight it in, then a buddy made me an offer I couldn't refuse.
Shot my buddies 7mm rem mag vs my Savage 270 win . His was 170 grain vs my 130 grain. Was back in late 1980's. I loved my 270, but his 7mm was just better. Thanks Adam, missed live. Still love both .270win and the 7mm rem.
Hey randy
I own a S&W 1500 in 7mmRemMag, I usually shot Hornady or Federals through it in the 160gr to 165gr range. I will have to pick up a few boxes of these 175's and see how they group from my rifle. I like the heavier grain bullets for moose hunting. Another awesome video, thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍
That's a 5x5 bull in my profile pic. Dropped him like a sack of potatoes at 375 yards. 160 gr Sierra BT hand load. Savage 110 7mm rem mag. that I've had for 40 years. The trigger I put in it cost more than the rifle back in the day. That rifle has taken many a critter over the years.
I bought a remington 770 2 years ago when I started hunting and everyone made fun of me for getting it however its so accurate and reliable people can kiss my ars this past season I got a doe at 300 yards and she only ran 20 yards then did a flip and a kick that was it I live my remington 770
I’ve learned a lot from your videos about different ammo I love it brother very informative
Appreciate you watching 🙏🙏🙏
I have shot a lot of deer out to 290 yards with the 7 mag. I have always used 150 grain nosler ballistic tip because that’s what my gun likes
I think you are doing an awesome job with these videos I'm never disappointed sir who tee who 👍
Appreciate you watching
Bring on the shoulder thumping Bing bang. Keep up the great work my friend.
💪💪 thanks for watching!!!
Who_Tee_Who the 7RM is one flat shooting cartridge ,no doubt about that. I’ve owned my Weatherby Vanguard (series 1) since 1995. Back in 1962 when Remington brought it out the original loading was with a Nosler 160 Gr partition along with the model 700 with a 26 inch barrel. The velocity was 3150 FPS, with 1800 FPE max range was 500 yards . Buy designed it was for Bull Elk.
You're Remington 770 is great for proving that an economy rifle can do the job, but I really like your Sako setup! Very nice rifle!🇺🇲✝️🇺🇲
just bought 2 boxes of winchester 300 win mag 150 grain deer season xp copper impact. love too see you do video on big cal full copper ammo
Cool, thanks WTW for the video. Love the 7mm Rem Mag.
That Sako is a beauty!
Love both rifles buddy hope u are enjoying last day of the decent weather. Sunshine is nice today.
It seems like I am seeing more and more Remington ammo available and that's a good thing. It is a good product at a reasonable price. There is nothing walking around North American that a 175 grain in a 7 mm mag won't take care of so if you are hunting in Montana / Idaho where you might stumble across a bad attitude Grizzly, it gives you a little piece of mind.
@UCzF9QzmPuJow6lbjZJsbRIQ That is certainly true that all those bullets would perform better than a core-loc on a Grizzly, and I myself reload and use 160 grain Nosler partitions in my 7mm. I also live in Idaho and have to think about is it safe for me to carry the rifle and ammo I have, just in case I have to use it to defend myself. While there is a long list of guns and ammo that would be better.... I would feel fine with a 7mm with a 175-grain core-loc.
I guarantee you that a 7MM will kill any animal in north America, and likely kill most of them in Africa, with a few obvious exceptions.
My 770 in 300 Winchester magnum shoots the 150gr Nosler Accubonds great it wouldn’t bother me to take a 500+ yard shot with a rock solid rest that is. Great video brother be safe and GOD BLESS y’all Amen 🙏. See y’all soon LORD WILLING AMEN 🙏
Imho, I think you need to fire that first shot as a "fouling shot" off-target as to not count it.
Then do the 3 shot group. Just a suggestion, still great shooting!
My Parker hale 7mag loves 150gr core-lokt killed plenty of deer but looking to try the tip core-lokt
Love Watching Your Videos, Keep Them Coming. Take Care.
Thanks for watching Frank!
Great shooting, Adam!
Great video WHO_TEE_WHO. I got box of this from 2014 or so still full box. Use run it in my 7mm mag all the time was a winchesters model 70. Hammers lot of does and got nice buck with it. Only issue know that rifle went down from a Remington rd . The rifle in the shop needing new barrel do to brass or copper being stuck up in the rifling not letting go eject .
Your SAKO is a beautiful rifle and it shoots like it. That's a keeper for sure.
Sakos are nice rifles. I have a Tikka t3x which is made by sako. Same accuracy for less money. Mine is in a 270 and it's a tack driver
I just sighted in my 7 mm meat eater weatherby rifle at 50 yards with my sons and this weekend we’re going to sight it in at a 100 yards. Going to be shooting 7mm federal Barnes tsx 160 grain bullets. Should be fun
Awesome! Should already be very close at 100 if you sited it in at 50
The 175 gr loading has never been popular , i too love the 7 Rem Mag and various 160s have always worked well
Great video really wanting to get some 180 grain corelok 30-06 of the new remington see if it's just as good as the old ammo
You should get a better scope and a new trigger for the Remington rifle, it has served you well for many years and you already have the custom furniture in it.
Thanks for the great content 👍
Thanks for watching Daniel
I and my brothers only use Remington core lokt, because we know it's gonna work on deer. My Remington 700 270 win likes the 150 grain Remington core lokt.
I’ve seen that same round go through steel railroad tie plates. Clean hole right through em.
Very cool to see the comparison with the two rifles. Always look forward to these vids. Great job 🔥
Thanks for watching David
If this isn't already in the comments, your first shot was out of the Sako was wide b/c of a powder change. I doubt you pulled it; it was a fouling shot. Different powders in a barrel make for different POI. Thanks for taking the time to put these together.
Thanks for watching!
🇺🇸 💜🙏🏼💜 ☕️☕️ You Sir, can shoot and call that group as you see it. I agree with you. You could have stopped the camera, and reshot that group until you got a .5 MOA … But, you didn’t… That’s why I appreciate you and your channel. Regular guy, doin’ guy stuff! Thank you WTW… Awesome channel.
Appreciate you watching 🙏🙏🙏
OK before I watch this episode. " I shot a 7mm browning semi auto mostly for hunting but I like its range"
The 770’s are great shooters
100 yards with a 7mm . Is like point blank accuracy. Stretch that bad boy out and do it again👍
I second that. Wanna see what it does at 200-300 atleast.
300 yds is max point blank range for most 7mm rem mag hunting loads so not what I'd call stretching it out. Mine was still grouping pretty well at 1000yds with federal 150gr soft points. Just a good as the guys who worked up loads with match bullets in 6.5creedmoor.
Being from Wisconsin, my 7 mag has the best deer rifle name in the world!!!!! The Witch of November!!!! Top that!!!!
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The flat flinging 7mm is a nice cartridge for sure
Great video.. my favorite tool for white tale.
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I love the 7mm Magnum!
I like my 264 win mag for deer I load 120gr nosler ballistic tip 3100 fps super flat and drops em I also love my 7mm I load nosler 175gr partition can't remember the fps I believe it's 2800 or 2900 in that range and it's a elk deer dropper as well
No complaints. Thank you
I use to shoot Remington core locks in 175 grain in my 7mm magnum . I quit because I had about half of what I shot the bullets world hit and explode in the animals and then it made my tracking job very hard.
Yes had lot of runners in that bullet they run least 100 yard vs 243 win 95gr nosler
I've been watching your videos for a while now and enjoy every one. One comment, not pertaining to this video. When making sight adjustments trust the direction of the scope dial. Don't look through the scope while adjusting. The cross hairs will move in the opposite direction which is what confuses you. However, you can look through the scope to make a 1 or 2 shot adjustment. Simply, keep the rifle absolutely still, then look through the scope placing the cross hairs on bullseye then move the cross hairs to where your last shot hit. Now you will be very close to bullseye if not dead center. This will save a lot of ammo.
I haven't found a better, AFFORDABLE round than Remington Core-Lokts. I was going to buy a 7mm mag back in 1986, but my Dad had me compare ammo cost of 7mm vs. .270 Remington.
I've put a bunch of venison in the freezer over the years with my .270 Remington.
Wish I lived down south. You would be a cool guy to shoot guns with, I’d bring out my 700 bdl 7mm
Barrel twist rate affects bullet accuracy of different weights. A faster twist will tighten the heavier bullets.
I'm a heavy for caliber guy too. If a duce and a half will work, a Peterbuilt will work better
Good stuff, Adam: good tips, very useful info, entertaining.
Thanks for watching George
I have a good friend who hunts with a 7mm mag and one day he came to work with a nasty black eye from the scope of his rifle.
I seldom shoot factory ammo, but when I did, Core Lokt always grouped better than Win Power Points in my 7 Mag.
WHO-TEE you're getting good! So, it's time to make you mad! Swap out your barrells to help that first cold barrel shot, Be sure you get the rifles settling as perfectly on target before you settle in for the shot, and trigger stroke them all the same in the pattern, The 770 gave you a two bullet results I often like. The 150 gr dead band on at 150, and the 175 gr cast dead bang on 300, I set my guns for a 275 yard bulls eye, then find a second round that laumches in to 450-600. The rifle is tuned the same, the bullet just to different diad on points,Gives you confidence that nothing can be out of range.
Black one is so beautiful I in love with it.
Shooting these and the 150 grain I think these kick harder
I haven't been able to find those 175 gr. Is been so long that I seen them at the shelves. I only have about 60 to 70 of those bullets. I hope I find them in the distance future.
Great video I have a 7 mag in the Remington 700 sps stainless but I have never shot 175 grain in it will try it sometime. But yes that was a flyer !!👍
The 175 CL became very popular in India and Asia ,and is still that today in regions with common sense.
Keep it up who tee who awesome content.
Need to find some 150 grain regular corelokts to see if those rifles like as much as the tipped stuff.
Agreed
@@WHOTEEWHO because I don't see the tip making a big difference untill you get past 200 yards and most of your hunting is out to 100 and under.
Great stuff
Those are nice an accurate flingin sticks
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I have been looking for some of that tipped Remington core lock 270
Good stuff
Daniel here. Great content as always, hombre! Might notice the name change. Starting up my channel so I gotta change it up. It’s gonna be cool. Nobody else doing what I’m fixing to do. Stay tuned!
Brother has one your years, dad has one both with 150 gr core lokts knock the crap out of Wisconsin deer.
Hey brother I missed the live chat video but I’ll watch it now
Remember, at long range, a heavier bullet sheds velocity much less than lighter bullets. Less wind drift as well. A lot less.
Looks like a cold clean bore flyer on the first shot with the Sako. Most rifle bores shoot better with just a bit of fouling in the rifling. Or you simply missed, lol. Clean the carbon out of the bore but leave the copper fouling and see what happens to your groups….
Best ammo ever made. 175 grain is bad ass. Hits harder on big deer.
Nice information thanks again my friend
Thanks for watching Sam
For non premium ammo I like fusion but the new tipped Remington might be worth a look don’t shoot a ton of reasonably priced ammo tho I hand load and if I don’t I like HSM ammo not sure if you ever shoot any of that?
Just got my Sako S20 in 7mm rem mag. I got the precision stock and fore arm then bought the hunter stock to go with it. Put a Vortex Crossfire on top of it. Made the purchase totally based on your videos. Yet to sight it in. In your opinion should I sight in using the 175 grain or the 150 grain?
I would site it in with whichever gets the best groups for you
I call this beauty ole faithfulthe 7mm mag
This was a really fun video
Thanks Alray!
Good stuff mate 🇦🇺🏁
Enjoyed the video as always
7mm magnum, Right hand of God! Brad P
Still haven't been able to find remington ammo on the shelves here in florida been wanting to try the tipped rounds
One of your rifles didnt like the 175 grain but it looks like this rifle likes it.
Remington for the win ….ALWAYS!
I’ve always hunted with 180 GR out of my Remington 760, and 7600’s unless it’s the 35 Whelen then it 200-250GR but for the .308 180 drops them rite there!
AMERICA STRONG
STAY FREE
LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC
Boogie time,baby . Always real 💯. Cool 😎
I’m missing 2 boxes of the original core lokt, got it for my 7 rem mag I ordered and I can’t find it. Owell hopefully it shows up, rifle won’t be in till April
Maybe heavier trigger on the green gun encouraged a slight pull right ???
Do both of the rifles have the same twist rate?
Love the music 🎶
Thanks for the video and information.
Thanks for watching Dwayne
Do you like 7mm Magnum over 30-06? I prefer 150gr Fusion in my 30-06 when hunting deer.
Yes. 7mm mag. Both good tho
How about finding some accelerators for 30.06, because I believe that they have stopped making them!
Nice work brother.
Thanks for watching Brian!
If u can find 150 Winchester in 7mm id like see u do this test my cheap 7mm 770 with factory scope pkg will do half inch groups at 100 shoots better than my browning x bolt
That is a sweet rifle and cool shirt
How do the ballistics on a AP 30 06 differ from a standard round????