I’ve shot countless whitetail, several muley, lots of pigs, 3-4 elk, and no telling how many coyotes with 30-06 core lockts over a 25 year period when younger. The ammo was always available and cheap. They have got the job done forever. I handload now but would not fear buy boxes if needed some
@@davidfornkahl8374 Yes sir I’ve used Remington my whole life, Guns and Ammo, I’m left handed so naturally there pumps are perfect for me, as well as anybody right handed I would say, and yeah that’s what I found to, when testing all of them together out of my .308, Happy Holidays Sir
For sure. A 100 yd comparison between different slugs in different shotgun lengths, barrel types and chokes would be a fun one to teach new shotgun shooters the differences.
Yes sir your channel is hands down the best on here who tee who just got me three boxes of 165 tipped core lokt for my 30-06 browning ab3 hunter walnut stock. Plus scored some 7mm rem mag core lokt 150 grain for my savage 110 high country
Great shooting! Just hitting the plate at 100 with iron sights is a feat in itself. Right now I probably couldn’t do it at 20 yards. Cataract surgery Monday. Hopefully that will change things.
@@dansalopek7104 Right eye (shooting eye) was done Monday and is steadily improving. The left one gets done on the 27th. 3 weeks after the 2nd eye I can get a prescription for new glasses. Things should be hunky dory after that.
That's exactly what I wanted to see, thank you. I've been shooting a 30/06 since 5yo. I have never had a problem with a rifle kicking until I bought a Ruger 7mm mag, ultralight. That rifle kicked so bad, it shook 2 scopes to pieces.
Try a Savage model 110 chambered in 7mm Remington Mag with the wood stock, very pleasant to shoot and with 150 grain rounds the recoil was very manageable. I’m not exactly a big guy 5’ 7” and 145 pounds. I shot it only using my right hand to work the bolt and trigger my left hand was support for my right elbow
I think you put a round through the same hole with the 700. @ 8:37, the hole under the letter D on the plate was dark, after the shot it brighten up significantly. You be the judge.
That 700 sure looked like it was thumping you pretty good. It sure is a pretty rifle. Since I turn 56 next Tuesday blued steel and wood stocks will always have a special place in my heart. I have never taken a deer with a firearm. I had to wait until I was older and switched to a crossbow to finally get my first. I grew up in a city and didn't do any hunting at all until I was in my middle or upper 20's.
I too have a iron sighted 30-06, its an old savage super sporter with a 4 digit serial number ,and I never wanted to drill holes in a nice old gun! I will have to try some Remington boolits if I can ever find them.
Both rifles shot those tipped corelock boolots really well, you put two through the same hole with both rifles . awesome shooting brother thx for sharing.
Dude you have an awesome open sighted deer killer rifle for 100 yards! Great shooting Adam! I've got a heap of guns but only a Remington pump 7600 in 30/06. I'm keen to grab a pack of these 180 grain tipped Core Lokts and see how they group. Thanks for sharing mate!
I've been playing with my 1960s Husqvarna 1640 30-06. I went into a CAL ranch store and they had 2 boxes of .308 220 gr Hornady RN bullets at normal prices! Got a workable load at 2438 ave FPS shooting consistently at 1" at a hundred yards. I blows stuff up real nice!
Anyone else remember the Leupold Detacho mounts from about 60 years ago ? The scope rings had a lever to release them from the base. The rear base mount had a peep sight built on it. My dad would take his scope off when the weather was wet and or the brush too thick. He killed quite a few deer and elk with his scope in his pocket using a peep.
Ya iron sight shooting vids are rare these days, nice to see! My 1st big game rifle is a well used Belgian FN Mauser action in 30-06. When I saw it on the vendor's table I was immediately intrigued by the scope & mount. I don't know the year of manufacture, best guess is 1950's-60's. The mount is a Pachmayr swing away so I have the best of both worlds, since I can easily use either the scope or iron sights. I love to give it a go with the irons at the range from time to time, great practice. I've considered a newer scope for the rifle but since I've purchased a newer 30-06 & 270 I will keep the vintage Weaver KV on it. Don't want to spoil the classic vintage look & value of th old girl. ;-)
I just bought a new Remington 308 with over under sights looks like a beautiful little weapon ,haven’t used it yet . I’m 70 years old and that was the most money I ever ,excuse me ,my wife spent on a firearm . 850 bucks + taxes and 500 bucks + taxes for the scope . Oh yes I failed to mention it was a semi auto . Any comments on Remington semi autos 308 calibre .
I have two 30-06 remingtons, 700 bdl and 742 bdl, which is semi-auto (both beauties). Not a .308, but a tack driver at 100 yards. Every bit as much as my bolt action. Had the semi-auto a lot longer, and has never failed me.
I looked for 30-06 at Sportsmans Wharehouse they had none.. n Good thing I still have some 60 year old Ammo that belonged to my Grandfather Mostly Wincheser Super X Silver Tip.. I have had Remington in the past
Some good shooting bud, core lock bullets have taken more than 100 big game animals in just my family alone. Glad to see the company working on making even more accurate rounds in this brand. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 👍🇺🇸
Love that BDL, I hunted for years with one I bought about 1972 and had a inexpensive Bushnell Scope on it, it was a Sportview, it never lost its point of aim, I think you should scope it and get a rifle like a M1 Garland for an iron sight rifle👀👀, my BDL shot MOA using Core Lokt and 150 grain bullets so maybe switch from the 180 grainers
Great video. It would be cool to do another bullet group test using the Remington 06 comparing the old style Core-Lokt vs the new Core-Lokt just to see how much improvement the polymer tip makes, if any.
I was thinking old vs new also but taking the same grain bullet of both kinds and testing it out on either meat/ bone targets or maybe in gel. He should do yours also, like to see that to.
I've used Remington 180gr Core-Lokt's in 30.006 since 1978 and they are very accurate - my Remington 760 pump always put them into a 2.0 inch circle at 100yards using a bench rest and sandbags, occasional flyers, yes, absolutely, but they were rock steady in accuracy from my experience. My buddies and I were taught to hunt using 4" orange clay pigeons at 100 yards and I don't remember missing to many of these at 100yards but not sure cuz it was too long ago, but that was our gold standard back then to hit that 4" clay pigeon with every shot at 100 yards.
That stuff has done ok for me. Your 700 is gorgeous. I’ve take quite a few deer with he old stuff in 150 gr. It was all I used when I was younger because my old .308 Savage likes it. I have not tried the new stuff... yet.
I have that exact same Remington 30-06 and I absolutely love that gun! It's just as beautiful to it's hard for me to take it out in the brush cause I don't want to scratch it but I do 😂🤙🇺🇸
I can see debri at 8:37 but I can't see where it hit. Zoomied in a bit too much me thinks. Does seem to move from top to bottom so one of those up on top probably was it.
Hey Adam! Thanks for the fun and highly informative video. I have nothing but love for you, Brother, so please receive my thoughts in that frame of mind. I, completely, understand your desire to have a beautiful classic Remington 700 BDL in .30-06 with iron sights. Yep, it IS gorgeous. However, the way it beats you up on your cheek renders it nigh unusable. It’s a shame to forfeit the pleasure of more regularly shooting such a masterpiece because of a nostalgic mindset. I get that, too, because I have to reason with myself about similar decisions more often than I care to admit - the ideal versus the practical. For what it’s worth, I am so enamored with the beauty of the 700 BDL, that I was sorely tempted to purchase a BDL, at a distant WallyWorld, even though it was chambered in .243. It would have been the most expensive firearm that I own, but I just couldn’t justify buying a bolt rifle in a caliber other than .308 or -06, for personal reasons. I don’t have a ton of money and I have plenty (pre-pandemic) of .308 and -06 ammo for rifles I own, already. Here’s a thought on behalf of your viewing audience: would you consider, temporarily, mounting one of your better scopes on the BDL and post a video to show us it’s accuracy capabilities on the same playing field as your scoped Ruger American -06? Thank you, so much, for your videos. The weed killer by .223, was unique and fun! Also, your guitar playing for worshiping our Lord is a blessing. Blessings on you and your family. Grace and Peace 😊
I have the same setup with iron sights so I put see-through rings that way I could use the irons or the scope according to the situation and it works very well
Great video - I watched your other video with you shooting the .243 - another good video. I'm from the old school and shot deer with the original 30.06 Remington Core-Lokt 180gr Pointed Soft Points and it knocks em up and down like now. and yes my Remington 760 pump 30.06 kicks like a mule but it puts the deer down like they got hit with a 100lb sledge hammer! I don't use the Remington 760 pump anymore cuz it just kicks too hard - will use the .243 now and it does the job with a lot less kick!
Good stuff. 700 BDL is a beautiful rifle. The stock indicates that it is a 1980s to 1990s. I have had 2 both in 7mm RemMag. 1 was an early 80s & the 2nd early 90s both looked just like your beauty.
30-06, 180 grain is just a great cartridge/ Bullet combination. Use a suitably constructed 180 and you are good to go on most any game, short of the big stuff in Africa. Please Adam, get rid of that terrible bolt handle on the BDL. It is an abomination. I have seen better looking boils. lol.
Might want to invest in a peep for that Remington if you want to keep it as an iron sighted rifle. It will help a lot, as will shooting 150gr bullets! Didn't know Rem is now making these classic bullets with a tip. Great cost effective bullets even better!
Good shooting as usual! I'm very impressed with every rifle you've put that ammo through so far. I really liked that Ruger Precision you shot! Can't wait to see the next video
I hope you put a nice Scope on your Remington 700 . Great Video . Haven't see any of the Tipped Ammo here yet , when I do I will get some and take it to the Range . Thank you for the Great Video , please make more .
I have an old Ruger stainless M77 in 30-06 that money could not buy and it likes the Core-Lokt ammo. Cheap, reliable, and accurate. I don't use the tipped but the soft nose.
Wow both guns had a shot through the same hole. I hav shot these with my 7mm and seen the best accuracy of what I have tried. It’s what I will use deer hunting this fall great stuff!
Shoot that BDL offhand and you'll not get the cheek smack. We've used Remington sights like that for years here in the WV hills using 700's 742's and 760's. Shots are usually 60 yards or less. Place the bead behind the deer's shoulder and yank the trigger. What you want it iron sight accuracy is that all the shots will be placed in the diameter the bead "subtends" at whatever distance you are shooting at. If the sight subtends 6 inches of the target at 100 yards then I expect all the hits to be in that 6 inch spot. You did good.
Who T Who my old Daddy used to sign in his 30-06 Springfield on the same paper plate as you use. He would say if you could put it on there at a 100 yds. that was meat in the freezer!
My 30-06 tends to prefer 165 gr and I'm considering on getting a box or two to see how they shoot. I plan on going on a rifle elk hunt next year and I'm seeing these Core-lokt tipped are available. Seems like to me they should be just fine for elk making sure I keep the shots under 300/350 yards and good shot angles.
Good shit man! Do you plan on doing any ballistics testing like paper plates or gel with the tipped stuff? I'd like to see how they actually perform. How fast are they?
Just got a midland arms 30-06 never shot 30-06before and man do i love the caliber all i need for deer to moose its all good buuyyaaa!! Just tried it and wow
Sweet old rifle, it does look great without scope, but you give up a little accuracy with iron sites. Tough decision on what you should do; it looks so nice without scope.
When that comb is smacking you in the chops, I doubt it is helping your shooting. I think you should get some good quality quick detachable scope mounts and put a scope on that rifle. That rifle deserves a good scope and you can always just pop the scope off when you want to use the irons. The best of both worlds. Its a shame to handicap that rifle by only using the irons and getting rapped in the chops every shot.
Yo Who Tee Who, I absolutely love that wood colored rifle!!! first of all I must say im a little biased when it comes to 30.06s I dont know why, but the 30.06 is my favorite rifle and that one you got there is just stunning!
Just a little heads up. If you just use the front rest on the lead sled and let the buttplate rest in your should it will stop wacking you in the face. The solid rear rest makes the barrel jump straight up and hit you in the face where a traditional hold allows the weapon to push backward instead of jump. Give it a try standing freehand and you will see the difference in recoil. Who tee who!
Been getting around late and missing the live video. I guess as long as I am getting to watch it is all good tho. That Remington ammo seems to be doing pretty good in all of the guns so far. Been putting up some very good patterns with them all so far. I have been using the core lokt in my model 99 .300 Savage for as long as I can remember. That was about the only boolot that you could find for the .300 Savage. Have shot some federal but the hunting round was basically the Remington core lokt in 150 grain. My gun was always liking the 150 better then the 180 grain.
Oh yeah! The 180 gr are good elk medicine! I like the 150 gr for deer/antelope and like sized critters. 165-168 gr are really a sweet spot! My old Savage shot extremely well but I bruised my cheek and shoulder something fierce!
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I’ve shot countless whitetail, several muley, lots of pigs, 3-4 elk, and no telling how many coyotes with 30-06 core lockts over a 25 year period when younger. The ammo was always available and cheap. They have got the job done forever. I handload now but would not fear buy boxes if needed some
me to, mostly with the 180gr .308 though
@@davidfornkahl8374 Yes sir I’ve used Remington my whole life, Guns and Ammo, I’m left handed so naturally there pumps are perfect for me, as well as anybody right handed I would say, and yeah that’s what I found to, when testing all of them together out of my .308,
Happy Holidays Sir
The round that just keeps on giving the old beat down.
If you had a nickel for every deer that Remington Core-Lokt in 30-06 had taken, you would not have to worry about posting any new videos.
Agreed, and this looks like a revamped Remington Core-Lokt "Accutips" I've shot for years. Good ammo
I’d have around 1-2 dollars myself
@@titobandito1555 at todays ammo prices, that doesnt sound unreasonable
I actually wouldn't mind seeing more 100-yard shots without scopes ...good stuff!!
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For sure. A 100 yd comparison between different slugs in different shotgun lengths, barrel types and chokes would be a fun one to teach new shotgun shooters the differences.
Yes sir your channel is hands down the best on here who tee who just got me three boxes of 165 tipped core lokt for my 30-06 browning ab3 hunter walnut stock. Plus scored some 7mm rem mag core lokt 150 grain for my savage 110 high country
🙏🙏🙏 appreciate you watching William
Great shooting! Just hitting the plate at 100 with iron sights is a feat in itself. Right now I probably couldn’t do it at 20 yards. Cataract surgery Monday. Hopefully that will change things.
I pray that the Lord will grant success and healing on your eye surgery.
@@Rickkari7 Thank you, Rick!
I had cataract surgery in my left eye wish it was my shooting eye. It made a big difference
@@dansalopek7104 Right eye (shooting eye) was done Monday and is steadily improving. The left one gets done on the 27th. 3 weeks after the 2nd eye I can get a prescription for new glasses. Things should be hunky dory after that.
@@brucecoleman7412 praise the Lord. Praying for complete success. God is good.
Great video! Cant never go wrong with the good old 30-06. Good shootin'!
That's exactly what I wanted to see, thank you. I've been shooting a 30/06 since 5yo. I have never had a problem with a rifle kicking until I bought a Ruger 7mm mag, ultralight. That rifle kicked so bad, it shook 2 scopes to pieces.
Try a Savage model 110 chambered in 7mm Remington Mag with the wood stock, very pleasant to shoot and with 150 grain rounds the recoil was very manageable. I’m not exactly a big guy 5’ 7” and 145 pounds. I shot it only using my right hand to work the bolt and trigger my left hand was support for my right elbow
That BDL is a beauty,I had an older Winchester 70 in 30-06 but I was young and dumb and traded it.
Looked like iron sight same hole shot. Actually impressed with the iron hits. 30-06 is a mean boolot.
Looked to me a same hole on the one closest to the circle
Great balance in ballistic and performance.
Hard to beat a 30-06
I think you put a round through the same hole with the 700. @ 8:37, the hole under the letter D on the plate was dark, after the shot it brighten up significantly. You be the judge.
That 700 sure looked like it was thumping you pretty good. It sure is a pretty rifle. Since I turn 56 next Tuesday blued steel and wood stocks will always have a special place in my heart. I have never taken a deer with a firearm. I had to wait until I was older and switched to a crossbow to finally get my first. I grew up in a city and didn't do any hunting at all until I was in my middle or upper 20's.
Man, I fricken love that Remington 30-06 you have. Such a beautiful bang bang.
I love it too!
I love when you bring out your Remmington 700.
I own 1 also, made in 1984. One of my favorite rifles.
I too have a iron sighted 30-06, its an old savage super sporter with a 4 digit serial number ,and I never wanted to drill holes in a nice old gun! I will have to try some Remington boolits if I can ever find them.
That ole 700 would look good with a basic scope and old school weaver see thru mounts so you can use the open sites.
Both rifles shot those tipped corelock boolots really well, you put two through the same hole with both rifles . awesome shooting brother thx for sharing.
Dude you have an awesome open sighted deer killer rifle for 100 yards! Great shooting Adam! I've got a heap of guns but only a Remington pump 7600 in 30/06. I'm keen to grab a pack of these 180 grain tipped Core Lokts and see how they group. Thanks for sharing mate!
LOVE my rem 760 in 30/06! my 'go to' gun for all my rifle hunting (in spite of having too many rifles!!)
I've been playing with my 1960s Husqvarna 1640 30-06. I went into a CAL ranch store and they had 2 boxes of .308 220 gr Hornady RN bullets at normal prices! Got a workable load at 2438 ave FPS shooting consistently at 1" at a hundred yards. I blows stuff up real nice!
That 06 with the irons is a dream 🇺🇸👍🏻
Anyone else remember the Leupold Detacho mounts from about 60 years ago ? The scope rings had a lever to release them from the base. The rear base mount had a peep sight built on it. My dad would take his scope off when the weather was wet and or the brush too thick. He killed quite a few deer and elk with his scope in his pocket using a peep.
AHHH....a little Remington with my coffee! Thank you for that sir, and i hope all is well after all those storms
All good here. Thanks for watching
Ya iron sight shooting vids are rare these days, nice to see! My 1st big game rifle is a well used Belgian FN Mauser action in 30-06. When I saw it on the vendor's table I was immediately intrigued by the scope & mount. I don't know the year of manufacture, best guess is 1950's-60's. The mount is a Pachmayr swing away so I have the best of both worlds, since I can easily use either the scope or iron sights. I love to give it a go with the irons at the range from time to time, great practice. I've considered a newer scope for the rifle but since I've purchased a newer 30-06 & 270 I will keep the vintage Weaver KV on it. Don't want to spoil the classic vintage look & value of th old girl. ;-)
I just bought a new Remington 308 with over under sights looks like a beautiful little weapon ,haven’t used it yet . I’m 70 years old and that was the most money I ever ,excuse me ,my wife spent on a firearm . 850 bucks + taxes and 500 bucks + taxes for the scope . Oh yes I failed to mention it was a semi auto . Any comments on Remington semi autos 308 calibre .
I have two 30-06 remingtons, 700 bdl and 742 bdl, which is semi-auto (both beauties). Not a .308, but a tack driver at 100 yards. Every bit as much as my bolt action. Had the semi-auto a lot longer, and has never failed me.
Can we pretend it's 6:00pm and do it now 🤣
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I looked for 30-06 at Sportsmans Wharehouse they had none.. n Good thing I still have some 60 year old Ammo that belonged to my Grandfather Mostly Wincheser Super X Silver Tip.. I have had Remington in the past
Weather it’s clean cold bore or dirty cold bore you need to know what the first round will hit 🤔 , so put all shoots on 🎯 😊.
I've got an old 700bdl as well. In mint condition. Can't bring myself to drag it through the woods.
Some good shooting bud, core lock bullets have taken more than 100 big game animals in just my family alone. Glad to see the company working on making even more accurate rounds in this brand. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 👍🇺🇸
Love that BDL, I hunted for years with one I bought about 1972 and had a inexpensive Bushnell Scope on it, it was a Sportview, it never lost its point of aim, I think you should scope it and get a rifle like a M1 Garland for an iron sight rifle👀👀, my BDL shot MOA using Core Lokt and 150 grain bullets so maybe switch from the 180 grainers
You actually put shot # 4 through the bottom hole !!! Same hole shot with irons!!! Awesome
Hard to beat a 06, their good for mice to moose, keep doing what your doing.
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My Remington 700 30-06 shoots great with the regular core-lokt stuff
I like to see water jug and paper plate teat with the tipped stuff vs the standard untipped stuff.
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That iron sight one that punched the same hole was awesome.
Looked like the same hole for the iron sights. That’s freaking awesome.
Great video. It would be cool to do another bullet group test using the Remington 06 comparing the old style Core-Lokt vs the new Core-Lokt just to see how much improvement the polymer tip makes, if any.
I was thinking old vs new also but taking the same grain bullet of both kinds and testing it out on either meat/ bone targets or maybe in gel. He should do yours also, like to see that to.
I've used Remington 180gr Core-Lokt's in 30.006 since 1978 and they are very accurate - my Remington 760 pump always put them into a 2.0 inch circle at 100yards using a bench rest and sandbags, occasional flyers, yes, absolutely, but they were rock steady in accuracy from my experience. My buddies and I were taught to hunt using 4" orange clay pigeons at 100 yards and I don't remember missing to many of these at 100yards but not sure cuz it was too long ago, but that was our gold standard back then to hit that 4" clay pigeon with every shot at 100 yards.
Awesome video, I think I would give that ammo a thumbs up, both rifles shot beautifully.
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That stuff has done ok for me. Your 700 is gorgeous. I’ve take quite a few deer with he old stuff in 150 gr. It was all I used when I was younger because my old .308 Savage likes it. I have not tried the new stuff... yet.
I have that exact same Remington 30-06 and I absolutely love that gun! It's just as beautiful to it's hard for me to take it out in the brush cause I don't want to scratch it but I do 😂🤙🇺🇸
You might reconsider and throw a scope on that 700 BDL . 👍
I can see debri at 8:37 but I can't see where it hit. Zoomied in a bit too much me thinks. Does seem to move from top to bottom so one of those up on top probably was it.
With the iron sides you put one in the same hole From what it look like to me
Awesome
Hey Adam!
Thanks for the fun and highly informative video. I have nothing but love for you, Brother, so please receive my thoughts in that frame of mind. I, completely, understand your desire to have a beautiful classic Remington 700 BDL in .30-06 with iron sights. Yep, it IS gorgeous. However, the way it beats you up on your cheek renders it nigh unusable. It’s a shame to forfeit the pleasure of more regularly shooting such a masterpiece because of a nostalgic mindset. I get that, too, because I have to reason with myself about similar decisions more often than I care to admit - the ideal versus the practical.
For what it’s worth, I am so enamored with the beauty of the 700 BDL, that I was sorely tempted to purchase a BDL, at a distant WallyWorld, even though it was chambered in .243. It would have been the most expensive firearm that I own, but I just couldn’t justify buying a bolt rifle in a caliber other than .308 or -06, for personal reasons. I don’t have a ton of money and I have plenty (pre-pandemic) of .308 and -06 ammo for rifles I own, already.
Here’s a thought on behalf of your viewing audience: would you consider, temporarily, mounting one of your better scopes on the BDL and post a video to show us it’s accuracy capabilities on the same playing field as your scoped Ruger American -06?
Thank you, so much, for your videos. The weed killer by .223, was unique and fun! Also, your guitar playing for worshiping our Lord is a blessing.
Blessings on you and your family.
Grace and Peace 😊
That's what I have my bolt handle extension on, that was a good job for irons, it's not easy, especially when you can't see the center of the target!
Great shooting 👍, the iron sights were impressive. I'm pretty sure you put the last one in the same hole next to the circle 👍
Really liking your results with the new Core Lokt. Wouldn't mind trying to reload some...
I have the same setup with iron sights so I put see-through rings that way I could use the irons or the scope according to the situation and it works very well
Still loving your videos. I watch all of them! Love flingin' bullets with WhoTeeWho! I need to get my hands on some core lokt tipped. 😁
Appreciate you watching bigtime 🙏
Great video - I watched your other video with you shooting the .243 - another good video. I'm from the old school and shot deer with the original 30.06 Remington Core-Lokt 180gr Pointed Soft Points and it knocks em up and down like now. and yes my Remington 760 pump 30.06 kicks like a mule but it puts the deer down like they got hit with a 100lb sledge hammer! I don't use the Remington 760 pump anymore cuz it just kicks too hard - will use the .243 now and it does the job with a lot less kick!
Appreciate you watching. 243 does the trick
Iron sight and two in the same hole that equals minute of deer 🦌 in my books. Great job. 👍👍
Merry Christmas Who Tee
I just picked up a Remington 700 BDL 30-06 today. Can’t wait to shoot it.
Whoa! Awesome!
That is impressive shooting with the iron sights! I’ve got the same BDL and it does beat you up pretty good
Good shooting with both guns. Iron sights wasn’t bad. Thanks for the video
Good stuff. 700 BDL is a beautiful rifle. The stock indicates that it is a 1980s to 1990s. I have had 2 both in 7mm RemMag. 1 was an early 80s & the 2nd early 90s both looked just like your beauty.
30-06, 180 grain is just a great cartridge/ Bullet combination. Use a suitably constructed 180 and you are good to go on most any game, short of the big stuff in Africa.
Please Adam, get rid of that terrible bolt handle on the BDL. It is an abomination. I have seen better looking boils. lol.
Absolutely agree on that bolt lol
Maybe post some pictures of the boils.
I reckon an elephant would drop like a stone. But I guess if he doesn't he's gonna stomp you to death. Lol
Might want to invest in a peep for that Remington if you want to keep it as an iron sighted rifle.
It will help a lot, as will shooting 150gr bullets!
Didn't know Rem is now making these classic bullets with a tip. Great cost effective bullets even better!
I used. this last fall in my. 270 Winchester xpr on a whitetail hunt. 120 yds and blew his heart up on the spot. He tipped forward on his nose, DRT.
That Rem 700 sure is a beauty. Keep her just like she is. Still hit the plate lol. Gorges gun.
Good shooting as usual! I'm very impressed with every rifle you've put that ammo through so far. I really liked that Ruger Precision you shot! Can't wait to see the next video
Always appreciate you watching
I hope you put a nice Scope on your Remington 700 . Great Video . Haven't see any of the Tipped Ammo here yet , when I do I will get some and take it to the Range . Thank you for the Great Video , please make more .
I have an old Ruger stainless M77 in 30-06 that money could not buy and it likes the Core-Lokt ammo.
Cheap, reliable, and accurate. I don't use the tipped but the soft nose.
Can’t wait to see you do some hunting with that Remington 30/06.
I love your 30/06 with the iron sight
You could hit a gong with iron sights! Then you would get some feedback! Nice shooting!
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Wow both guns had a shot through the same hole. I hav shot these with my 7mm and seen the best accuracy of what I have tried. It’s what I will use deer hunting this fall great stuff!
I have 1 box of these and looking for more now. Thanks for this video and keep the content coming
Shoot that BDL offhand and you'll not get the cheek smack. We've used Remington sights like that for years here in the WV hills using 700's 742's and 760's. Shots are usually 60 yards or less. Place the bead behind the deer's shoulder and yank the trigger. What you want it iron sight accuracy is that all the shots will be placed in the diameter the bead "subtends" at whatever distance you are shooting at. If the sight subtends 6 inches of the target at 100 yards then I expect all the hits to be in that 6 inch spot. You did good.
Beautiful rifle buddy. I like the heavy ammo as well. Have a good week
Try 150 grains with those iron sights....I’ve hunted with a Rem 700, 30.06 for 25 years. 180’s definitely kick a little harder
Have the exact same BDL with scope. Once I sighted it in I put it away till time to hunt.
Who T Who my old Daddy used to sign in his 30-06 Springfield on the same paper plate as you use. He would say if you could put it on there at a 100 yds. that was meat in the freezer!
Awesome!
You did very well with iron sights at 100 yards especially with a penny size mark on a paper plate that was just traced on
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My 30-06 tends to prefer 165 gr and I'm considering on getting a box or two to see how they shoot. I plan on going on a rifle elk hunt next year and I'm seeing these Core-lokt tipped are available. Seems like to me they should be just fine for elk making sure I keep the shots under 300/350 yards and good shot angles.
Good shit man! Do you plan on doing any ballistics testing like paper plates or gel with the tipped stuff? I'd like to see how they actually perform. How fast are they?
Soon
Just got a midland arms 30-06 never shot 30-06before and man do i love the caliber all i need for deer to moose its all good buuyyaaa!! Just tried it and wow
A scope with see through mounts is what my 700 ADL wears.
Finally here🙄. Ruger loves new ammo. With irons , Remington rifle still a dead deer in the frezzer. Thanks Adam 😊
Hey Randy
Those ruger Americans are some great rifles very accurate Personally can't shoot Iron sites very well with my old eyes enjoyed the video as always
Thanks for watching Merlin
I think I saw the missing fifth going right in the hole made before near the center.
There was something moving..
All I use but in 165. Awesome round and very accurate.
Beautiful Model 700 back when it was a true Remington.
Sweet old rifle, it does look great without scope, but you give up a little accuracy with iron sites. Tough decision on what you should do; it looks so nice without scope.
Awesome video as always.
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When that comb is smacking you in the chops, I doubt it is helping your shooting. I think you should get some good quality quick detachable scope mounts and put a scope on that rifle. That rifle deserves a good scope and you can always just pop the scope off when you want to use the irons. The best of both worlds. Its a shame to handicap that rifle by only using the irons and getting rapped in the chops every shot.
I'm partial to 165 grain but after watching this I'll try to find some 180 and compare. Thanks for sharing and i hope your dental work is intact.
My new AK rifle, same deal, bust my cheek trying to line up the fixed sights...and can't see where I'm hitting unless I glass it
Mighty fine groups !!
Yo Who Tee Who, I absolutely love that wood colored rifle!!! first of all I must say im a little biased when it comes to 30.06s I dont know why, but the 30.06 is my favorite rifle and that one you got there is just stunning!
Gotta love a wood stock
@@WHOTEEWHO indeed, I bet if you'd had a scope on it you'd have had similar results as the Ruger
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have always very good groups from rem core lock ammo.had rem 700 shot good groups.700 is good/and a beautiful rifle..
Just a little heads up. If you just use the front rest on the lead sled and let the buttplate rest in your should it will stop wacking you in the face. The solid rear rest makes the barrel jump straight up and hit you in the face where a traditional hold allows the weapon to push backward instead of jump. Give it a try standing freehand and you will see the difference in recoil. Who tee who!
Thanks Eric
@@WHOTEEWHO blessings brother
Been getting around late and missing the live video. I guess as long as I am getting to watch it is all good tho. That Remington ammo seems to be doing pretty good in all of the guns so far. Been putting up some very good patterns with them all so far. I have been using the core lokt in my model 99 .300 Savage for as long as I can remember. That was about the only boolot that you could find for the .300 Savage. Have shot some federal but the hunting round was basically the Remington core lokt in 150 grain. My gun was always liking the 150 better then the 180 grain.
i have some and used to hunt with 220 grain. took 2, a 10 and a 8, a few yrs ago.
Had to miss tonight, didn't leave Dollywood until around 9.
I will let it slide this time 😝
Oh yeah! The 180 gr are good elk medicine! I like the 150 gr for deer/antelope and like sized critters. 165-168 gr are really a sweet spot! My old Savage shot extremely well but I bruised my cheek and shoulder something fierce!
Love your show hope all is well just heard of storm my prayers go out too all
All good here
You clipped the right edge with the 5th shot.