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I wish I had one too; I could haul the whole family in style. Thank you so much for leaving a comment and watching.

I will have to check out his channel and that episode. Thank you for the suggestion.

@EDCBALLISTICs he doesn't have a specific tape about them. But listening throughout all his tapes, he speaks highly of them.

@@joztunes69 The .30-06 Springfield and 6.5 Creedmoor are widely available at any store I have been to, while unfortunately, the .300 PRC most stores in my area have to order it and seems to be harder to find. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment.

They were fresh out; hopefully, they'll have some more next time.

@@VerySpecialEDD I'll talk to my friends at the ammo store to see if we can get some ordered. Thank you for leaving a comment.

Now that's a hard-hitting round coming out of a short barrel! I have a video presentation using a 3-inch barrel, a short version, and a long version if you're interested. Thank you so much for commenting.

Unfortunately, I'm not at liberty to give out prices. TH-cam has a prohibition on gun channels giving out prices for 2A-related items. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Thank you for dropping by.

They do indeed; I have been fond of those Ford shoeboxes since high school, when one of my classmates would drive his dad's 1950 two-door sedan to auto shop class. Thank you for watching.

You're very welcome, and thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment.

Definitely a bit underwhelming but I'm planning to run it through some longer barrels and see what we get.

Thank you so much for giving your input on many of those awesome cartridges. I'm looking for another hunting caliber for mule deer; I already have the .30-30. Do you have any recommendations for a further-reaching, relatively flat-shooting caliber?

@EDCBALLISTICs in 30 cal....300 wsm or 300 prc with preference to the 300 prc and 208 eldm or 212 eldx or 215 berger with the 24" barrels and 230 otm or 245 eol in 28"

@@stephenferguson6363 Thank you for your input; I really appreciate it.

The .40 caliber, at least in the testing I have done, is more powerful and more effective than the 9mm. The .40 S&W punches a bigger hole, expands hollow points more effectively, and penetrates better. The .40, at least for my needs, is better in every way when it comes to performance when you compare the average 9mm to the average .40 S&W. Thank you so much for watching and for leaving a comment.

Well, thank you so much for watching and commenting; it really helps my channel out. If you like .40 caliber, you're in a good place, and there will be plenty of other budget rounds I'll be testing out in the near future. Thanks again!

You're welcome, and thank you so much for taking the time to comment and like. It really helps the channel out.

I have been fairly impressed with it so far. Seems like a top contender for everyday. Thanks for watching

Very true, the Micro 380s don't have a lot of real estate to grab onto. Thanks so much for watching.

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Thank you so much, and good luck to you as well! Thank you for stopping by.

You got that right!

@@Thedoug369 Yes, thank you for the suggestion! I think that's probably the route I'll take. I have already done some testing with the short-barrel M&P Shield using the 165 and 180 grain HST. If you haven't already, please check out those videos, and I am definitely planning on doing more testing on this ammo hopefully soon.

@@YattaMoyo Thank you for the recommendation. The 155 gr Underwood ammo is in the testing pile, waiting its turn.

@@terrytolentino5459 Great choice! I don't think you'll be disappointed. Thank you for watching.

It was a little camera-shy that day.

@@TopFloorPM You are the second person who's asked for the 300 PRC, so I'll see what I can do to get some ordered and do a whole presentation just for you guys. Thank you so much for leaving a comment.

Thank you so much for watching 👀

I also prefer the screw-on type, but could not find the right adapter that day, so we used what we had.

I have a soft spot in my heart for the 1940s Ford. I remember riding around in my dad's '40 Deluxe coupe when I was a kid.

The 1940 Ford Deluxe and Standard are some of the most beautiful cars ever made in my opinion. Thank you for watching.

@@Ducatiworkshop I would love to have a woody wagon. Although, I believe you're correct that the upkeep would be a pain. I think the Plymouth's 1949 Suburban, which was the first station wagon with an all-steel body, would be a better fit for me.

I love the lines on these old wagons.

More to come!

@@whatdoyouexactlymeanbyhandle Thank you.

The video is currently in the works and should be out within the next week or two. Thank you as always for watching and for leaving a comment.

Yeah, these early coupes are pretty small inside, and you can never beat a Roadster for having fun.

That makes two of us. I went for a ride in an early t Speedster, and it was a blast.

Well, thank you. I can't take credit for it; it was inspired by Paul Harrell's meat target. Check out Paul's TH-cam channel; his experience and quality of his content far outweigh my own. Thank you for watching, and if you haven't already, I hope you subscribe.

@@slc4mzm Glock 36 is awesome! I want to resume my ammo testing for that firearm. Do you have any specific ammo requests you'd like to see run through it?

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Same ammo through heavy clothing barrier.

Well, thank you for watching, and if you haven't already, I hope you subscribe. I do have some more videos coming up specializing in the 3-inch barrel for .40 Smith & Wesson because I don't think anybody's really doing it; everybody does 9mm.

@@EDCBALLISTICs Awesome, sounds good! Subscribed.

@@FauxAmis78 God willing, I should have a 3-inch short barrel .40 Smith and Wesson for testing by the end of this week. Do you have any ammo test requests?

@@EDCBALLISTICs Thank you for the question! I have some150 gr Nosler Match Grade (their ASP line) that I've been very curious to see how they'd perform out of it. Have also wondered about 165 gr Sig Sauer Elite V-Crown that I have a bunch of. My 165 gr Speer Gold Dot runs great through it, but I have no idea how it would perform, especially through clothes. Any of those would be awesome.

@@FauxAmis78 I got you covered on the Gold Dot 165, so I'll have to check for the Sig Elite. I know I don't have any Nosler.