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Got another question for ya bro. Oh great answerer of inquiries lol. Ever tried shooting a 5.56 and 300 blackout thru a tree to see what gets thru to a target set up behind it? I "heard" the 300 cant get thru like the 5.56 can.....thanks for another video to watch during the quarantine bro. 👍🏻👍🏻
This is some of my defensive ammo for my AR-pistol because its not as velocity dependent, and will stop inside a building if you hit the bad guy. .300 black out on the other hand 🤔
I'd like to see different comparisons of rounds within a calibre, (like your 5.56 soft tip vs an m855 vs a few 300blk solutions). But still good stuff and thank you.
Awesome video bro. I’d love to see this same test, but this time try either the Fusion 64gr. or Winchester 62gr. and shoot from a distance of about 50 yards to simulate an average shot at a Deer or Pig. As always I love your videos bro.
@@mblake0420 I think the msr fusion round is a little hotter of a round. I've shot that at an ar500 plate at 100yds and it still put a little divot in it like xm193.
I don't think they'll go past 3 jugs man. Now after my guess, I never would have predicted that a 300BLK soft point would penetrate so much. Those soft tips usually dump all the energy early on, but it's funny how ballistics can be so unpredictable at times. Cool video bud!
Good comparison. I figured the 300 BO would have better penetration. I convert .223 brass into 300 BO and load my own, I like controlling velocity. Makes for a nice smooth slower round, but still packs a punch.
Try the 762X39 compared to the 6.8 SPC. Thats cool. I've been there done that. I didn't try to catch the bullet. I just tested how different each one took out different objects.
I'd like to see 556 standard green tip with steel tip followed by lead with that reverse version I was talking about with lead first followed by steel.
My 3 favorite rifle rounds; 300 blk out, 300 winmag, and the 458 bush mas. They will put meat in the frig every time. You sold me on the 300 talon. No surprise, The 5.56/223 soft tip typically shatter on impact.
That 55 gr soft point is definitely a varmint bullet, especially the way it released all it's energy on contact. Probably the reason for the ground hog on the box.
Federal makes a .223 in their fusion line that is for deer. It is a soft point but has a bonded core and it's 62 grains. It mushrooms like crazy but it maintains it's weight and will absolutely wreck a deer.
@@denniskelly4178 that's cool. Head down next year hopefully hunt with a outfitter in sc/ga area. Said where he's at the hogs are getting pretty fat and thick .
Interesting comparison! Howz about doing the 7.62 c 39 vs the blackout for energy dispersal. The heavier blackout bullet should penetrate deeper, but we dont know that yet.
I love both rounds..There is no way I would shoot a deer.with.that 55 grain round. There is a picture of a varmint on the box for a reason. Not really a fair comparison for a penetration test.
Doby: But those were the cheapest rounds he could find. Now we know how much kaBOOM an almost empty wallet will buy us. I think that's fair'n'square :)
22lr has a varmint on the box but is #1 for murders and self defense case's in the US. It's not the caliber but shot placement is the best way to go. I wouldnt shoot a deer with a pellet gun
Very few though I forgot to mention I wouldn't shoot a deer with a spring powered .177cal Pellet rifle lol. Not the pressure .50cal pellet rifles haha I can respect those
I found this quite interesting. You should shoot it at 100 yds, more realistic for a game hit. The slower velocity might show up on the 223 and I'd like to see if the 300 still expands well at the lower velocity.
They are pretty darn good. But the sub caliber semi-delayed action guns are absolutely amazing. Just about everything except for the HK with their roller delay system is pure blow back and absolutely slick and smooth. My crappy old gen 3 G22 shoots softer in a KPOS then any of the strickly blowback guns. The CMMG is absolutely cheap for what it does, at least in sub caliber. With rifle calibers, it’s more or less the same, (although well built and tuned). Seriously, if you get a chance to hit up a range that has one and a couple of JR Carbines, Sub2000’s and a Beretta Storm carbine try and compare. Only the MP9 is it’s equal, and they are prohibitively expensive compared to the CMMG and use a different manual of arms from the AR.
Yep the rounds for the 223 are varmit rounds they’re meant to blow up great video be safe out there and GOD BLESS you and your family brother and Paul to Amen 🙏
I've been wondering if the federal powershock was using the fusion projectiles these days!...... sure looks like it, but it was just a water media. I'd like to see these same 2 shot into, and through deer hide, shoulder plate, and gel. Would love to see that blackout stay together and give good penetration. Great vid!
So, .223/5.56 is designed to fragment like you are seeing. That's why you have a bunch of bullet fragments on the .223 test and not a solid chunk of lead. The round is DESIGNED to fragment like that. It actually loses terminal effectiveness once muzzle velocity drops enough to where the round DOESN'T fragment. The fragmentation of the round is part of what makes that tiny little bullet so lethal.
I have killed plenty deer with a mini 14 using 223remington corelokts and surplus hollow points. Even a few with the green tips. I'd like to get my hands on the stuff the Marines use or used with the lead first and the steel behind it. The regular green tips iv found in deer whole with just a bend in it where the steel tip meets the lead behind it.
@@WHOTEEWHO that federal stuff will be fine especially in food plots. Perfect for even kids to use in a AR or a mini 14 or even a bolt action or the h&r single Shots
I’ve done a jug test on the Winchester .223 varmint round also. That bullet fragmented the same as this and penetrated only into the second jug, not even deforming the back of jug two. Definitely meant for coyotes and ground hogs haha! However, cheap tulammo.223 does just fine. Exploded the front two jugs and penetrated 3 and 4 leaving a dent in the front of jug 5! This is all from a 10.5” AR pistol. I bet a full length barrel would do even better.
Most manufactures suggest 62 grain (I think federal has a 60 gr) for deer. However I think the 5.56/223 will all disintegrate in the water jugs due to the hydro shock from the speed of the bullet.
We have used 223/556 for deer with youth. It is effective but not preferred in our house. The 60 grain partition has been the best overall on a 100+lb. Doe at 30 yards. The next was a 69 grain Sierra Match King on a couple deer at just under 50 yards. The 62gr. Barnes X was a pinhole on both sides no blood to speak of but a heart shot at 50 yards basically dropped on spot. Go big is a good rule. Thanks WTW.
Love shooting my .300 BLK-out suppressed. I don't hunt with either .223 or .300 BLK-out. But they are fun to shoot.. Keep up the fun.. You rock amigo!!
.300Blackout 6 jugs... 5.56 4 jugs... at 1:22. Well, I was right about the .300BO going through more jugs, but overestimated how many. Pretty cool you caught that .300BO! It's really a great short-range deer hunting round...taken a bunch of deer with that cartridge over the years.
Fun video as usual. Obviously not a very fair comparison. Unless you are shooting at least 62 or better yet mid 70’s or even the nasty 80gr soft points. I wouldn’t be interested in shooting a deer with anything less then my favourite load at 62gr, (sweet spot for my favourite AR rifle although it prefers Barnaul steel I’ve shot some Nosler .223 in 64gr that are just as accurate but way more expensive). Still I’d rather have a single shot rifle in something bigger, at least a .243 for deer.
Think about what we saw, the 300 black out slower heavier bullet much deeper penetration , and the bullet maintained its weight pretty much. 223 round 2.72 times lighter traveling at a much higher speed had less penetration extremely high shock value, but still penetrated 2 jugs full of water. My evaluation would be the 300 black out for deer due to wanting knock down power with less lead and copper fragments in the animal I will cook for family. The 223 excellent for varmints 4 legged and 2, due to the example we saw with the 223 round exploding it may be a good choice of round for home defense with less over penetration. I guess we would need to see how it would preform if fired through mock walls with drywall and insulation and exterior sheeting and siding. Loved this video as well as all your others. Thanks for doing them, always very interesting and fun to watch. Please for all Americans who read this, please take time to review House bill 5717. This is another bad Bill written by bad people who are trying to defeat the SECOND AMENDMENT . Stand up America today. Write your congressmen and women to vote no for this attempt at Gun and rights confiscation. God bless us all, and seek him while he may be found. The covid virus is a world wide pandemic and causing Death and sever illness to many people of all walks of life. We are lucky to have such fast means of communication to educate our self's against this by hearing how to protect our self's and family's. STAY HOME , if you need to go out in public to get food because you did not stock a food pantry over the years for emergency's , go out early while others are sleeping, wear face masks and gloves , wear safety glasses too. Sanitize all packaging of items when you get home. take shoes off , wipe down counters where groceries bags were placed throw away bags groceries came in. take a shower right away. But keep your distance from others. WE will get through this, be strong America.
Those are a couple of sweet ARs Hoo-Tee 👍 That 300 expanded gorgeously, I wouldn't have expected that from the Power Shock loading. I've found that any exposed lead spire point type load in .223/ 5.56 performs like frangible ammo tho 🤔🙂
@@WHOTEEWHO Heck yeah, they build a pretty good AR for the money 👍 That being said few years ago friend of mine built at ultra light AR for his wife's first deer hunt. From what I heard her 4 point muley dropped super fast from a single well placed Federal Fusion MSR 62 grain bonded .223 bullet.
Hey there Who-tee-Who, when you are doing your milk jug test, could you do a weighing of the recovered bullets? This would give us a recovery weight or weight retained number. I know when hunting bullet retention depends if it hits bone, heavy muscle and body mass. Just a thought...thanks again.
Unreal I thought the .223 would do more. My son has killed a feral hog with one. But as a kid in Colorado the .223 was illegal for deer. I've tried googling the law but I can't find it.
Killed two does two years ago with 223 Power Shok 64 Grain. Hit them both in the lungs and they ran no more than 40 yards before dropping. Used same ammo for deer hunting in 2019 but did not take any shots at any deer. I did not get to deer hunt in 2020 due to a very pregnant wife. This ammo is good for deer as long as they are hit in the vitals.
Really informative video. Along with your paper plate comparison I'm definitely sold on the 300 blackout. Only my first comment being a new subscriber but, always loved your easy going style!
If it's penetration you want you can't beat a bigger bullet with all the inertia. It's like a dump truck compared to a race car. The dump truck is going slower and will do deeper damage. Yet the race car will explode upon impact due to the velocity yet will dissipate energy rather quickly die to the light weight. But the .223 will kill stiff just as dead within 200 yards as the .300 will. One is just different than the other.
I know this might sound stupid and I know this all comes down to energy Transfer but I saw a video about a .22 LR penetrates 5 water jugs ( the same as the video but a bit bigger ) and the 5.56 only penetrated 2 or 3 water jugs. Can someone explain ? ( Yes .22 doesn't even mushroom and the 5.56 will be in a thousand pieces )
@@nickraffone1598 Thanks, I recently built my first AR15 with an Aero Precision 300blk upper, 80% lower, Elftman SE trigger. I haven't shot it yet but it looks good.
I'll warn ya, if you build one, it's like taking a shot of heroin, it's stupid addicting and you immediately want to do another, lmao. I've done 3 and in the process of number 4. As long as you have an armorers wrench and some basic tools, it's easy peasy.
I would like to know if you shoot a gun out of a vehicle going 80 or plus a velocity that could affect it will that bullet tumble way off or can you accurately shoot and will the winds make the bullet slower?
I agree with this 7.62x39 try to get federal fusion and power shoks 123 gr for Both out of my how many mini action I’m getting 2465 for the fusion and the power shok 2445 100 feet second more than advertised I believe it has to do with me having a 22 inch barrel
Maybe you could construct a table with a couple of "V" notches to align the barrels of your various test rifles with the targeted water bottles and other test media? Numbering the water jugs was a really good suggestion.
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Got another question for ya bro. Oh great answerer of inquiries lol. Ever tried shooting a 5.56 and 300 blackout thru a tree to see what gets thru to a target set up behind it? I "heard" the 300 cant get thru like the 5.56 can.....thanks for another video to watch during the quarantine bro. 👍🏻👍🏻
Nope never shot a tree with these. I can try it tho
@@WHOTEEWHO you're the man 😎
@@theg.c.142 no you are!
Those Federal 300 blackout ado some real expansion,..should be a great deer round.
The 223 fragments something awesome,..
Great video Brother!
Thanks for watching Reg!
If you wanna meat on the table 300 blackout, otherways .223 destroys the meat and lead pieces are everywhere.
Lead pisses? Lead doesn't urinate. Oh. _pieces_ - lead _pieces_ . . . Silly old me :)
@@thomasraahauge5231 "Piss me off, and you'll be pissin lead". ;-)
That is a very good point.
@@bryanst.martin7134 I better peace off then :-D
This is some of my defensive ammo for my AR-pistol because its not as velocity dependent, and will stop inside a building if you hit the bad guy. .300 black out on the other hand 🤔
Love my 300!! Thanks WTW!! Hope you had a great Easter 🐣!
Happy Easter Chuck!
The 300 did about as expected, but I never expected for the 223 to fragment in the 2nd jug! Fun video! Thanks, Adam! Happy Easter!
Happy Easter! Thanks for watching Bruce!
I'd like to see different comparisons of rounds within a calibre, (like your 5.56 soft tip vs an m855 vs a few 300blk solutions). But still good stuff and thank you.
A comparison between federal 223 vs 556 would be cool. Chronoed and milk/paper plate tested.
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Awesome video bro. I’d love to see this same test, but this time try either the Fusion 64gr. or Winchester 62gr. and shoot from a distance of about 50 yards to simulate an average shot at a Deer or Pig. As always I love your videos bro.
Good idea Rooster
@@WHOTEEWHO gold dot is exact same as fusion
@@mblake0420 I think the msr fusion round is a little hotter of a round. I've shot that at an ar500 plate at 100yds and it still put a little divot in it like xm193.
I don't think they'll go past 3 jugs man. Now after my guess, I never would have predicted that a 300BLK soft point would penetrate so much. Those soft tips usually dump all the energy early on, but it's funny how ballistics can be so unpredictable at times. Cool video bud!
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Good comparison. I figured the 300 BO would have better penetration. I convert .223 brass into 300 BO and load my own, I like controlling velocity. Makes for a nice smooth slower round, but still packs a punch.
that .300 BLK expansion was very impressive
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Try the 762X39 compared to the 6.8 SPC. Thats cool. I've been there done that. I didn't try to catch the bullet. I just tested how different each one took out different objects.
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Milk jugs and paperplates test are the best videos.. Happy Easter WTW!!
Happy Easter Raptor!
Fun again Adam, that 300 projectile is wicked.
Happy Easter to you and the family and of course Paul
Happy Easter!
I'd like to see 556 standard green tip with steel tip followed by lead with that reverse version I was talking about with lead first followed by steel.
My 3 favorite rifle rounds; 300 blk out, 300 winmag, and the 458 bush mas. They will put meat in the frig every time.
You sold me on the 300 talon.
No surprise, The 5.56/223 soft tip typically shatter on impact.
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That 55 gr soft point is definitely a varmint bullet, especially the way it released all it's energy on contact. Probably the reason for the ground hog on the box.
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Federal makes a .223 in their fusion line that is for deer. It is a soft point but has a bonded core and it's 62 grains. It mushrooms like crazy but it maintains it's weight and will absolutely wreck a deer.
The marines should use the 300blk in their M4's, like the Ak-47
@@yurizabrooks3631 Some do, the 300 BLKout is 4mm shorter thats the only difference
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My SD round of choice in my LE6920.
Killed several deer in south Carolina this year with my 300 blackout using 150g winchester xp ammo
Awesome!
Taken any hogs in sc with your 300blk? Head their soon hopefully next year for hog hunting
@@jamespugh yeah man we have a hog issue on my property we have got it under a little better control but still needs alot of management
@@denniskelly4178 that's cool. Head down next year hopefully hunt with a outfitter in sc/ga area. Said where he's at the hogs are getting pretty fat and thick .
Wow that 300 made a purty flower. Seems those little 223 fellers just obliterate. Cool video brother, think I'm gonna build me a 300 BO upper. Thanks
I love em both, but 300blk is a whole nother animal
Very cool video. I just picked up a 300 BLK upper and some 220 gr subsonic ammo. Looking forward to giving it a try. 👍
That 300 looks like a gold dot, they make one just for the 300, they have that concave base and expand like that in my test too.
300 surprised me
Could you do a video of 7mm-08 vs 308 vs 6.5 Creedmoore
7mm-08 is on my list next
@@WHOTEEWHO vs. 243
"Smitherines". Is that when you go past the boondocks and hang a left?
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I kind of expected that with the 223 But the 300 blackout surprise me
Always surprises me!
That 300 bullet sure expanded now
Yeah it did. I'm going to hunt with it this year
Like see what the 125gr sst 300blk or 125gr open tip would do
Interesting comparison! Howz about doing the 7.62 c 39 vs the blackout for energy dispersal. The heavier blackout bullet should penetrate deeper, but we dont know that yet.
Good idea
It has to be 5.56 NATO vs 300 Blackout. 5.56 NATO is made with higher pressures than .223
Good video. This confirms that I made a great choice in using 300 blackout as my primary AR round.
62gr gold dots take deer every year
Sure do. Thanks for watching Blake!
Try it with the 75gr in 223
@@richardhenderson6169 I would buy my gun hates anything heavier than 70 grain, 1n7 fn chf, 6 inch group with 75 grain factory load
@@mblake0420 I built my gun for long distance, 20in bbl 1-7 twist it lives 75gr for the 600 yrs shots
I love both rounds..There is no way I would shoot a deer.with.that 55 grain round. There is a picture of a varmint on the box for a reason. Not really a fair comparison for a penetration test.
Doby: But those were the cheapest rounds he could find. Now we know how much kaBOOM an almost empty wallet will buy us. I think that's fair'n'square :)
22lr has a varmint on the box but is #1 for murders and self defense case's in the US. It's not the caliber but shot placement is the best way to go. I wouldnt shoot a deer with a pellet gun
But I also know 55grain in 223 will obliterate the bullet. Contaminating the meat. Better to use fmj and heavier bullets
@@jeremyfrancis9370 there are "pellet guns" that can kill deer
Very few though I forgot to mention I wouldn't shoot a deer with a spring powered .177cal Pellet rifle lol. Not the pressure .50cal pellet rifles haha I can respect those
Just what I was hoping would happen , glad to see the 30 cal a step above.
Great video bud 👍🏼
Happy Easter !!!
Happy Easter!
I just bought a 300 blackout it's a great round
I love it!
It’s the American 7.62x39 I want one so bad I have my money saved up but with this Covid BS goin on I can’t get my lower from my FFL
@@icu_corey_rn_903 this coranaviraus stuff is crazy
love your content - i was wondering would you be able to do a 357 magnum vs 30-30 cinder block and chronograph test?
Have done the block test and chrono test with those both before already, but we can do more
More is always better :-D
That .300 had some pretty optimal expansion.
Absolutely. 300blk did well
I’d like to see that 300 blackout compared to a 30-30 of the same bullet weight
I found this quite interesting. You should shoot it at 100 yds, more realistic for a game hit. The slower velocity might show up on the 223 and I'd like to see if the 300 still expands well at the lower velocity.
Love those CMMG's!
Me too!!!
They are pretty darn good. But the sub caliber semi-delayed action guns are absolutely amazing. Just about everything except for the HK with their roller delay system is pure blow back and absolutely slick and smooth. My crappy old gen 3 G22 shoots softer in a KPOS then any of the strickly blowback guns. The CMMG is absolutely cheap for what it does, at least in sub caliber. With rifle calibers, it’s more or less the same, (although well built and tuned).
Seriously, if you get a chance to hit up a range that has one and a couple of JR Carbines, Sub2000’s and a Beretta Storm carbine try and compare. Only the MP9 is it’s equal, and they are prohibitively expensive compared to the CMMG and use a different manual of arms from the AR.
That's the best 300blk round I've seen, too much penetration for 2 legged creatures
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Yep the rounds for the 223 are varmit rounds they’re meant to blow up great video be safe out there and GOD BLESS you and your family brother and Paul to Amen 🙏
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Would like to see a ammo test of the federal fusion 62 grain .223
Good idea
Same as gold dot
I've been wondering if the federal powershock was using the fusion projectiles these days!...... sure looks like it, but it was just a water media. I'd like to see these same 2 shot into, and through deer hide, shoulder plate, and gel. Would love to see that blackout stay together and give good penetration. Great vid!
Thanks for watching Benjamin!
@@WHOTEEWHO Yes Sir!.... thanks for the vids, and keep them coming!
I'd like to see the 300 blackout VS 7.62, I feel that would be a good comparison! Awesome video as always, stay safe
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So, .223/5.56 is designed to fragment like you are seeing. That's why you have a bunch of bullet fragments on the .223 test and not a solid chunk of lead. The round is DESIGNED to fragment like that. It actually loses terminal effectiveness once muzzle velocity drops enough to where the round DOESN'T fragment. The fragmentation of the round is part of what makes that tiny little bullet so lethal.
Love the videos. Watched this for 556 vs 300. 223 almost identical
I have killed plenty deer with a mini 14 using 223remington corelokts and surplus hollow points. Even a few with the green tips.
I'd like to get my hands on the stuff the Marines use or used with the lead first and the steel behind it. The regular green tips iv found in deer whole with just a bend in it where the steel tip meets the lead behind it.
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@@WHOTEEWHO that federal stuff will be fine especially in food plots. Perfect for even kids to use in a AR or a mini 14 or even a bolt action or the h&r single Shots
Another killer time at your range. You're slow mo camera must be very good and very waterproof.
Didnt mean to get it wet! Had to dry it off really quick!
That was cool how the blackout round was caught between the bottles and stopping the water from coming out lol
Pretty wild!
Hank, from “King of the Hill”! 💯
Dangit bobby
I’ve done a jug test on the Winchester .223 varmint round also. That bullet fragmented the same as this and penetrated only into the second jug, not even deforming the back of jug two. Definitely meant for coyotes and ground hogs haha!
However, cheap tulammo.223 does just fine. Exploded the front two jugs and penetrated 3 and 4 leaving a dent in the front of jug 5! This is all from a 10.5” AR pistol. I bet a full length barrel would do even better.
Awesome
WHO_TEE_WHO thanks again for cool tests. That 300 black is awesome!!!
I am now a big 300blk fan
WHO_TEE_WHO no doubt!
Most manufactures suggest 62 grain (I think federal has a 60 gr) for deer. However I think the 5.56/223 will all disintegrate in the water jugs due to the hydro shock from the speed of the bullet.
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I thought everyone knew that water defects bullets
.556 is moving too fast, explodes using hydrostatic shock.
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Love the "Bustin water jugs" videos.
More to come!
The Caliber debate will never be settled. What we can agree on is no one wants to be shot by anything. Great video WTW
Thanks for watching!
This is about to be a really fun video.... never fails lol this is the gun version of Doug demuros Thhiiisssss.... intro
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We have used 223/556 for deer with youth. It is effective but not preferred in our house. The 60 grain partition has been the best overall on a 100+lb. Doe at 30 yards. The next was a 69 grain Sierra Match King on a couple deer at just under 50 yards. The 62gr. Barnes X was a pinhole on both sides no blood to speak of but a heart shot at 50 yards basically dropped on spot. Go big is a good rule. Thanks WTW.
Thanks for the info
Love shooting my .300 BLK-out suppressed. I don't hunt with either .223 or .300 BLK-out. But they are fun to shoot.. Keep up the fun.. You rock amigo!!
Thanks for watching Ron!
This guy is becoming my favorite you tube gun guy.
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.300Blackout 6 jugs... 5.56 4 jugs... at 1:22. Well, I was right about the .300BO going through more jugs, but overestimated how many. Pretty cool you caught that .300BO! It's really a great short-range deer hunting round...taken a bunch of deer with that cartridge over the years.
I hope to take a deer with my 300blk this year
@@WHOTEEWHO I've had great luck with Barnes 110gr TacX for supersonic ammo and Hornady 190gr Sub-X for subsonic.
Awesome thanks for the info
Cool comparison. I went with a 7.62x39 over the blackout, mainly due to the excessive cost of the blackout round.
I hear ya
@@WHOTEEWHO I can buy 1000 rounds of 7.62x39 vs about 200 rounds of blackout for the same price. Keep the great videos coming brother.
I'd have guessed 4 for the .223 and 5 for the supersonic 300 Blk. Proved me wrong!
Nice video. I was thinking of doing the same video but with a 50 cal. Lol
Do it! Hard to catch in milk jugs, but could absolutely do it with a larger tank of water
Hey WTW!!
Hey heavy metal!!!
this sure was interesting , now I want 300 bo
I am a big 300blk fan
Fun video as usual. Obviously not a very fair comparison. Unless you are shooting at least 62 or better yet mid 70’s or even the nasty 80gr soft points. I wouldn’t be interested in shooting a deer with anything less then my favourite load at 62gr, (sweet spot for my favourite AR rifle although it prefers Barnaul steel I’ve shot some Nosler .223 in 64gr that are just as accurate but way more expensive). Still I’d rather have a single shot rifle in something bigger, at least a .243 for deer.
Love watching the jug's blow up. Good fun video.
Thanks for watching Mark!
Think about what we saw, the 300 black out slower heavier bullet much deeper penetration , and the bullet maintained its weight pretty much. 223 round 2.72 times lighter traveling at a much higher speed had less penetration extremely high shock value, but still penetrated 2 jugs full of water. My evaluation would be the 300 black out for deer due to wanting knock down power with less lead and copper fragments in the animal I will cook for family. The 223 excellent for varmints 4 legged and 2, due to the example we saw with the 223 round exploding it may be a good choice of round for home defense with less over penetration. I guess we would need to see how it would preform if fired through mock walls with drywall and insulation and exterior sheeting and siding. Loved this video as well as all your others. Thanks for doing them, always very interesting and fun to watch. Please for all Americans who read this, please take time to review House bill 5717. This is another bad Bill written by bad people who are trying to defeat the SECOND AMENDMENT . Stand up America today. Write your congressmen and women to vote no for this attempt at Gun and rights confiscation. God bless us all, and seek him while he may be found. The covid virus is a world wide pandemic and causing Death and sever illness to many people of all walks of life. We are lucky to have such fast means of communication to educate our self's against this by hearing how to protect our self's and family's. STAY HOME , if you need to go out in public to get food because you did not stock a food pantry over the years for emergency's , go out early while others are sleeping, wear face masks and gloves , wear safety glasses too. Sanitize all packaging of items when you get home. take shoes off , wipe down counters where groceries bags were placed throw away bags groceries came in. take a shower right away. But keep your distance from others. WE will get through this, be strong America.
Oregon allowed 22 center fire rifles for deer in early 70s...first buck i killed was with a 22-250
I love milk jug videos and I am very intrigued by .300 Blk. Hope you had a great Easter.
Happy Easter! I love the 300blk
Those are a couple of sweet ARs Hoo-Tee 👍 That 300 expanded gorgeously, I wouldn't have expected that from the Power Shock loading. I've found that any exposed lead spire point type load in .223/ 5.56 performs like frangible ammo tho 🤔🙂
I LOVE the CMMGs
@@WHOTEEWHO Heck yeah, they build a pretty good AR for the money 👍 That being said few years ago friend of mine built at ultra light AR for his wife's first deer hunt. From what I heard her 4 point muley dropped super fast from a single well placed Federal Fusion MSR 62 grain bonded .223 bullet.
Awesome
The 300BLK is a weird looking round, up there with the 22 Hornet and the 8mm Lebel, but it looks like fine deer medicine.
It is kinda weird
That .223 is going so fast, it just disintegrates. Crazy.
Catching a .223 or 5.56 is like catch a leprechaun ... maybe one day you’ll get that pot of gold.... have an amazing day my friend and still healthy
Try the 300 Blackout with the 110 gr. Nostler Ballistic Tip.
Water jugs are starting to over populate here and if they keep it up I might require some backup!
I'm ready!
Gotta love smitherines, I do.
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Great Video ! How about a 30-30 - 300 Blackout comparison ?
I know this was forever ago but I was curious as to what size the 300 expanded out to with calipers. It looks like it’s in the neighborhood of .5-.6
Hey there Who-tee-Who, when you are doing your milk jug test, could you do a weighing of the recovered bullets? This would give us a recovery weight or weight retained number. I know when hunting bullet retention depends if it hits bone, heavy muscle and body mass. Just a thought...thanks again.
This channel is so to the point .... Period
Thanks for watching Jerry
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What mounts are you using on your 556 to have those magpul sights on the side?
Those are cheapy $25 amazon sights that come like that in one piece. Not magpul
WHO_TEE_WHO never seen those before but I like them! Thank you
Unreal I thought the .223 would do more. My son has killed a feral hog with one. But as a kid in Colorado the .223 was illegal for deer. I've tried googling the law but I can't find it.
Was illegal in TN until recently
Killed two does two years ago with 223 Power Shok 64 Grain. Hit them both in the lungs and they ran no more than 40 yards before dropping. Used same ammo for deer hunting in 2019 but did not take any shots at any deer. I did not get to deer hunt in 2020 due to a very pregnant wife. This ammo is good for deer as long as they are hit in the vitals.
Really informative video. Along with your paper plate comparison I'm definitely sold on the 300 blackout. Only my first comment being a new subscriber but, always loved your easy going style!
Appreciate you watching John!
I'd like to see a 5.7x28 vs 300 blackout
In Indiana were I live you can hunt deer with a rifle on state land .357 to .50 straight wall cartridges only. loved your videos.
Thanks for watching Mike!
If it's penetration you want you can't beat a bigger bullet with all the inertia. It's like a dump truck compared to a race car. The dump truck is going slower and will do deeper damage. Yet the race car will explode upon impact due to the velocity yet will dissipate energy rather quickly die to the light weight. But the .223 will kill stiff just as dead within 200 yards as the .300 will. One is just different than the other.
I’d like to see 300 blackout vs 6.5 grendel
If that yard could talk...all the action it has seen over the years. 😷
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I know this might sound stupid and I know this all comes down to energy Transfer but I saw a video about a .22 LR penetrates 5 water jugs ( the same as the video but a bit bigger ) and the 5.56 only penetrated 2 or 3 water jugs. Can someone explain ? ( Yes .22 doesn't even mushroom and the 5.56 will be in a thousand pieces )
It's legal in Virginia to hunt deer with a bow. But not a .223 now that's stupid.
5.56 is moving almost 1000ft per second faster...... Is it gonna make a difference if you trynna hit a moving target?.... And if yes .... How much?
Hey WTW hope all is well and you had a blessed Easter weekend. Have you ever built your own AR?
Reuben Oaks he hasnt but I have. It’s awesome you should do it
No, I never have
@@nickraffone1598 Thanks, I recently built my first AR15 with an Aero Precision 300blk upper, 80% lower, Elftman SE trigger. I haven't shot it yet but it looks good.
@@WHOTEEWHO Thank you for replying. Would like to see you build one if your into trying it.
I'll warn ya, if you build one, it's like taking a shot of heroin, it's stupid addicting and you immediately want to do another, lmao.
I've done 3 and in the process of number 4. As long as you have an armorers wrench and some basic tools, it's easy peasy.
I would like to know if you shoot a gun out of a vehicle going 80 or plus a velocity that could affect it will that bullet tumble way off or can you accurately shoot and will the winds make the bullet slower?
Won't make a noticeable difference
You should try the test with FMJ bullets.
In Wyoming 223 is legal for deer and antelope but not elk and it has to be a 60 grain bullet minimum
Just legal in TN recently
Could you try comparing 300 blk to 7.62X39?
Good idea
Thank you WTW! God bless brother.
I agree with this 7.62x39 try to get federal fusion and power shoks 123 gr for Both out of my how many mini action I’m getting 2465 for the fusion and the power shok 2445 100 feet second more than advertised I believe it has to do with me having a 22 inch barrel
Maybe you could construct a table with a couple of "V" notches to align the barrels of your various test rifles with the targeted water bottles and other test media? Numbering the water jugs was a really good suggestion.