Seriously you have become my go to for real life practical and everyday knowledge reviews . I will be sharing this one this am to my buddy retiring and going to buy his first rifle. He’s only had muzzleloader and shotgun for deer hunting. No nonsense , common sense , honest reviews without fourteen corporate sponsors influencing every sentence . I appreciate the work you put in making and editing all these videos. I do 15 second shorts from the farm and it takes alot of time for that . Long form with editing must take a lot of time from your family. Please thank them from the viewers.
I also like his videos on skinning, quartering, and especially processing into freezer ready stuff. And his korean recipes, too. And I like that he hunts in a regular SUV with a luggage rack on the hitch receiver.
And I seriously appreciate you brother and please tell your buddy to break in his 1st rifle to get the most accuracy out of it. I have a simple procedure and he should watch it before shooting a new rifle. ruclips.net/video/_n7QqoTtOXU/видео.html Thanks for watching n God bless.
Put a deposit on one in 308. Its got the 20 inch barell threaded. The model had such a smooth bolt and the trigger was awesome. Paid 950 bucks here in Australia. Was gonna get another ruger in 308 and put into a chassis, but the weatherby has even more options and frankly feels better than a ruger.
You are so right on the Vanguard! I have owned so many of them over the 60+ years I have been hunting and collecting rifles and they are one of the Best Buy’s out there for there price range!
WOW! Now that's an impressive group for Weatherby's entry-level rifle! Doc, I've long been a fan of Weatherby, and I have two, a very old model in .270 (that will only shoot .130 grain bullets because the twist isn't fast enough), but it's still accurate. I dropped two deer in their tracks on a Georgia hunt many years ago. I like to say it was as if they were struck by lighting! You do have to watch bullet placement because it will tear up a lot of meat on a small deer. The other is in .300 and still shoots all bullet weights with great accuracy. I dropped a cow elk in Colorado with a Texas heart shot! But I've never tried these barrel limb stabilizers so that's on my next shooting bucket list! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ron, sounds like you more love for Weatherby than me😁. Try few spots with stabilizer and when you find it just leave there and you'll love it, I had mine on this same spot for past 11 years and every time I shoot it I'm smiling from ear to ear😃. Have a blessed Sunday.
@@vameathunter2771 Yes, the .270 WM has killed at least two dozen deer although not all by me! My hunting buddy Woody before he died dropped one every year in Vermont! These two I killed in Georgia way back when. Wish I had a Vanguard, they would be great in all kinds of weather. PS I now keep this in my son's safe in Georgia, might use it next FALL.
I have the .243, .308, 30-06, 6.5cm, and .375h&h all in Weatherby Vanguard S2. None have ever let me down… the only problems I’ve ever experienced were of my own making.
Love the Vanguard, I have a Mark V in 300 win mag, but my Vanguard S2 in 3006 will give me 1/2 to 3/4 MOA... just purchased a Vanguard Meateater in 6.5 Creedmoor for my Son, but waiting on optics so no range time with that yet,.. if it shoots like my '06 I'll be happy. You seem to have that 7mag dialed in perfectly!
VA Meat Hunter, I agree! my brother owns a Vanguard in 6.5 Crdmr...and its really accurate, I also own two Howa's, one in 243 and one in 308, both excellent rifles (they share the same Japanese made action and trigger with the Vanguard)... Howa's also come with a sub MOA guarantee (with premium ammo).. and they have not disappointed
I regretted it. Bad service from the Weatherby warranty depot here in Canada. Got rid of the rifle. Lots of good features but would not shoot for me. Head space was out and they wouldn’t fix it but that’s because of bad service from the warranty dealer.
What a shame😩, people who wants to sell and make money but don't want to take responsibility to make it right is . Sorry you had a bad experience with Weatherby.
Had a Vanguard in 308 years ago. It was a shooter to be sure. I just prefer a left hand friendly hunting rifle. Really wish Howa of Japan would make a southpaw version. Little better prices then Tikka, while I like my Tikka Hunter a lot. $1000 a pop vs a Vanguard, scope and rings for the same money.
Ok so im reaching out asking for an honest opinion on a rifle....im looking at gettig a new 270 win in either a weatherby vanguard, ruger american gen 2 (when it comes out) or cva.....trying to stay in that price range but want a good accurate rifle that can be handed down to my kids when i get old.....open for other suggestions as well
Out of those 3, I would go with Weatherby, but I was also very impressed with Ruger American Go Wild. Here is the video ruclips.net/video/tVUKbnB5a6U/видео.html
Future hunter here, thank you for this video! I’m trying to decide between this and the Ruger American Go Wild for my first hunting rifle. They’re about the same prince right now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
@@vameathunter2771 Saw how hard the rifle launches you in the shooting portion. You know what? I think my wimpy butt will just stick to getting a .308 one XD
Who cares if the bolt is smooth.... If the vangaurd didnt have the atrocious 90 degree bolt throw it does, it would be better than any rifle under $2k (canadian)
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Seriously you have become my go to for real life practical and everyday knowledge reviews .
I will be sharing this one this am to my buddy retiring and going to buy his first rifle. He’s only had muzzleloader and shotgun for deer hunting.
No nonsense , common sense , honest reviews without fourteen corporate sponsors influencing every sentence .
I appreciate the work you put in making and editing all these videos.
I do 15 second shorts from the farm and it takes alot of time for that . Long form with editing must take a lot of time from your family. Please thank them from the viewers.
I also like his videos on skinning, quartering, and especially processing into freezer ready stuff. And his korean recipes, too. And I like that he hunts in a regular SUV with a luggage rack on the hitch receiver.
@@ronws2007 100 percent agree !
And I seriously appreciate you brother and please tell your buddy to break in his 1st rifle to get the most accuracy out of it. I have a simple procedure and he should watch it before shooting a new rifle.
ruclips.net/video/_n7QqoTtOXU/видео.html
Thanks for watching n God bless.
@@vameathunter2771 thank you both shared !
Put a deposit on one in 308. Its got the 20 inch barell threaded. The model had such a smooth bolt and the trigger was awesome. Paid 950 bucks here in Australia. Was gonna get another ruger in 308 and put into a chassis, but the weatherby has even more options and frankly feels better than a ruger.
You are so right on the Vanguard! I have owned so many of them over the 60+ years I have been hunting and collecting rifles and they are one of the Best Buy’s out there for there price range!
Thanks bro and thanks for sharing.
@@mogunz9643Tikka T3x rifle in superlight!
WOW! Now that's an impressive group for Weatherby's entry-level rifle! Doc, I've long been a fan of Weatherby, and I have two, a very old model in .270 (that will only shoot .130 grain bullets because the twist isn't fast enough), but it's still accurate. I dropped two deer in their tracks on a Georgia hunt many years ago. I like to say it was as if they were struck by lighting! You do have to watch bullet placement because it will tear up a lot of meat on a small deer. The other is in .300 and still shoots all bullet weights with great accuracy. I dropped a cow elk in Colorado with a Texas heart shot! But I've never tried these barrel limb stabilizers so that's on my next shooting bucket list! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ron, sounds like you more love for Weatherby than me😁. Try few spots with stabilizer and when you find it just leave there and you'll love it, I had mine on this same spot for past 11 years and every time I shoot it I'm smiling from ear to ear😃. Have a blessed Sunday.
@@vameathunter2771 Yes, the .270 WM has killed at least two dozen deer although not all by me! My hunting buddy Woody before he died dropped one every year in Vermont! These two I killed in Georgia way back when. Wish I had a Vanguard, they would be great in all kinds of weather. PS I now keep this in my son's safe in Georgia, might use it next FALL.
@@boomerrangerron Next fall sounds great Ron, hope to see it on your channel.
The most underrated action ever,, sako extractor, and solid, one piece recoil lug. . it's a Remington 700 style, but improved !
YUP! Thanks for sharing and merry Christmas.
I have the .243, .308, 30-06, 6.5cm, and .375h&h all in Weatherby Vanguard S2. None have ever let me down… the only problems I’ve ever experienced were of my own making.
Great choice of calibers and thanks for sharing.
Great show and great rifle 👏😀👍👍👏 and thanks again for the info 👍👍👍😁
Thanks bro and it was my pleasure.
I have one in 308. the stock is great with those rubber inserts and the trigger is one of the best out there
Yes, I agree 100%, thanks for watching.
Love the Vanguard, I have a Mark V in 300 win mag, but my Vanguard S2 in 3006 will give me 1/2 to 3/4 MOA... just purchased a Vanguard Meateater in 6.5 Creedmoor for my Son, but waiting on optics so no range time with that yet,.. if it shoots like my '06 I'll be happy. You seem to have that 7mag dialed in perfectly!
Sounds great, thanks for sharing. Yep! I'm very happy with my Vanguard ;-)
Great video! Glad I found your channel. I have not heard of a barrel stabilizer. Do you have other videos on it?
Thanks bro and yes I did a video on it.
ruclips.net/video/IF8fSxqdN28/видео.html
Love your videos , Always something I can use
Thanks bro! I really appreciate you n God bless.
Nice, I have just bought one like that. Now just waiting for the gun license before I can pick it up in the store. Looking forward to it.
Congrats bro! I'm sure you'll love it and make sure to break in the barrel.
Thanks, but what to you mean with "break in the barrel." ?
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It was on sale here in Norway paid $230
@@BBQNor That is crazy cheap, great job brother.
VA Meat Hunter, I agree! my brother owns a Vanguard in 6.5 Crdmr...and its really accurate, I also own two Howa's, one in 243 and one in 308, both excellent rifles (they share the same Japanese made action and trigger with the Vanguard)... Howa's also come with a sub MOA guarantee (with premium ammo).. and they have not disappointed
Sounds great bro and thanks for sharing.
Wow. That's tight. Nice rifle.
YUP!😁😁😁 Thanks for watching and God bless.
I regretted it. Bad service from the Weatherby warranty depot here in Canada. Got rid of the rifle. Lots of good features but would not shoot for me. Head space was out and they wouldn’t fix it but that’s because of bad service from the warranty dealer.
What a shame😩, people who wants to sell and make money but don't want to take responsibility to make it right is . Sorry you had a bad experience with Weatherby.
Had a Vanguard in 308 years ago. It was a shooter to be sure. I just prefer a left hand friendly hunting rifle. Really wish Howa of Japan would make a southpaw version. Little better prices then Tikka, while I like my Tikka Hunter a lot. $1000 a pop vs a Vanguard, scope and rings for the same money.
I always wanted Tikka but for some reason never bought one, maybe I should get on in 308. Time to save some money😆.
As always great video
Thanks bro! And God bless.
Love weatherby and the vangaurd
Yes sir! ;-)
What you name that thing? “The Mule”, cause it looks like it’s kicking the snot out of you.
A man’s gun, I guess. Good for you, bro!
Yes, 7mm rem mag is not a soft shooting rifle LOL!
Ok so im reaching out asking for an honest opinion on a rifle....im looking at gettig a new 270 win in either a weatherby vanguard, ruger american gen 2 (when it comes out) or cva.....trying to stay in that price range but want a good accurate rifle that can be handed down to my kids when i get old.....open for other suggestions as well
Out of those 3, I would go with Weatherby, but I was also very impressed with Ruger American Go Wild. Here is the video
ruclips.net/video/tVUKbnB5a6U/видео.html
Future hunter here, thank you for this video! I’m trying to decide between this and the Ruger American Go Wild for my first hunting rifle. They’re about the same prince right now. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I would go with Ruger in calibers like 308, 6.5C but go with Weatherby in 7 mm Rem mag or 300 win mag.
@@vameathunter2771 Awesome! Thank you for your advice!
@@encdo4594 My pleasure.
I'd go with Ruger in 6.5prc or 7prc
@@jmgates09 thank you
Great video! I have the exact gun! What scope is that you are using?
Thanks bro and it's Burris fullfield.
Thanks bro and it's Burris fullfield.
Nice! Thanks for replying!
Just bought one I hope you are right
Congrats! You'll be happy, but don't forget to breaking in the new barrel.
Here is my old video on it.
ruclips.net/video/_n7QqoTtOXU/видео.html
WHAT CALIBER???
7mm Rem Mag. Merry Christmas.
@@vameathunter2771 As a first time rifle shooter, would you recommend .308 or 7mm rem mag?
@@vameathunter2771 Saw how hard the rifle launches you in the shooting portion. You know what? I think my wimpy butt will just stick to getting a .308 one XD
Japan manufactures some decent actions
Yup! Thanks for watching.
Who cares if the bolt is smooth....
If the vangaurd didnt have the atrocious 90 degree bolt throw it does, it would be better than any rifle under $2k (canadian)
YUP! Thanks for watching.
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Thanks again bro and God bless.