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Can you leave it hanging on the d-loop? Thanks

Thanks so much. This video helped me out a ton in deciding!

SOLD!

What size is it? What is your height/weight?

Yea eldx are shit. They are rebranded eldm basically. Slightly thicker jacket but it's still just a match bullet. Terrible penatration on game. It would hammer a person no problem in law enforcement or war.

Good advice...thanks

Killed a buck there years ago

Great review. I’ve been looking at these for Montana elk hunting.

U suck🙄

Would you recommend it? I was considering it for whitetail hunting? It doesn't sound to quiet

I have used the ELDX 200gr on moose ! I will never use the ELDX in my 300 Win Mag again ! Too soft of jackets ! Went back to Accubonds !

Thanks for the review. Question, its been about a year since you posted this; how's the release doing now? Any issues? Thanks

Lol… I thought your click screen was one of those NASA distant galaxy telescope shots.

Thx for sharing. What cartridge did you use? If your ft-lb numbers on impact are accurate you must have launched that 200 grain ELD-X at 3100 ft/s. That’s above 300’PRC factory load speeds. Thx

I’m sick and tired of all you paper punching cowboys first shooting at game way beyond ethical ranges and most importantly using bullets that are not and I repeat not a hunting bullet on game! Hornady is loosing a whole lot of respect from me claiming an ELDX is a hunting bullet period. Its worthless as a hunting bullet and they know it. There are so many great hunting bullets out there now such as any of these all copper bullets of bonded bullets. Stop using match bullets to hunt. Berger is another prime example of a no good for anything other than paper punching being hailed as a long range hunting bullet. This crap is unethical and if you use it stay at home.

Cant hear fuckin shit

Those bullets are paper punching target bullets and they blow up because of thin copper jackets which never intended to be used for shooting large animals. Hornaday is bull shitting hunters just to make money on their bullets based on accuracy not efficiency on killing game. The only bullet from Hornaday for hunting is the GMX and CX . This kind crap is made from most all bullet makers using lead core copper jacket bullets. Today there is NO reason at all for hunters to be using these junk target bullets to shot game when the copper expanding bullets kill faster and don't blow up! Those bullets show total bullet failure and meat loss would have been massive with deadly to health lead all through the meat!

For elk in grizzly country I would always use the 180 grain partitions in my 300 winchester magnum sighted in at 300 yards at the same Altitude as I am hunting in. This is critical for accuracy.

Tores aside ...that is some BEEEEAAAAUTIF country!!!!

so sick brotha!

Hey, THANK YOU- for doing this video. Is it actually waterproof? Im gonna pick one up for the duck blind but I need to stay dry.

Did you air down offroad

Adjust your draw length and anchor points. This is hard to watch.

Too much wind noise to understand a word your saying. Try using a dead cat microphone cover that will shield the wind noise.

not ethical...first shot into the hip? Come on guys. How may elk have you wounded I wonder. I do appreciate your honesty.

Maybe I missed it, but how are they on road??

fps?

I think these were excellent results for a marginal shots/hits on a tough animal. I always shake my head when hunters see results like these and try to claim that the bullets failed. These bullets did exactly what they were designed to do. Thank you for your honesty and full disclosure. I really appreciate it! Regarding your surprise at both bullets stopping with 2100 lbs of energy, this is entirely predictable. Deep penetration is generally a result of mass + velocity + plus reduced surface area resistance. Not energy per se. This is why coper bullets penetrate so deeply. Cooper bullets maintain their mass and generally don't expand anywhere near as much as this type of cup and core bullet. Which is great if you're up close, but I would not have wanted to use copper, or tough bonded bullet on this kind of long shot. The ELD-X bullets obviously hit solid bone, which both reduced mass and velocity, while causing huge expansion. As you said, if the shots had gone through the lungs, you would have had beautiful mushrooms and full pass-throughs. Cheers!

Nice review...I'm getting one.

Great video

Good video. The critter is a whistle pig/ marmot. I’ve got a archery elk tag for lolo units 10-12.

Accubonds are the way to go also speer grand slams are an awesome bullet

I agree. Plastic easier, cheaper, healthier.

Nice compilation of testing/ impressions footage.

Tried the 200gr ELDX in 300 win for moose . After one kill the meat damage was so great compared to Accubonds or Partitions. I quickly went back to Nosler and Swifts.

Great vid

Mink oil is animal fat, and will rot the leather.

Thanks for the honest, real world review. Have a '16 Cummins myself and needing a farm/street tire that doesn't kill the wallet and these were on my list. Thanks!

That's my go to as well, I keep at least 3-6 in my pack. Have a great New Years!

Ive had them on my jeep for two years. They are the best hybrid tires ive ever used on and off road period.

Great teaching video, thank you so much!

There awesome tires.

For when you need to shoot an elk 3000yds away!!! Stash your rifle, trek out and then carry your quarry back 😂 The .50 backpack I’m sold!!!

Many of the shoulder wounds are caused by to light of arrow as far as your montec explanation at the beginning yes you can kill an elk with a 350grn arrow but a higher foc heavier arrow would alot of the time not even slow down on scapula

I've gotten 3 seasons on the m5 guiding for elk mule deer and antelope as well as spring bear and turkey. I absolutely love it! I can live out of it for 5 days and pack anything that my back will allow. For the folks that say it fits bad then you need to adjust it to fit you. It has internal adjustments for the padding and frame.

Well I'm sold.

I'm brand new to wanting to tap a tree, and it'll be a black walnut tree, not a maple. I'm leaning towards metal because in my mind, the metal will last longer than the plastic and to price compare in September 2022, a set of 6 metal taps vs a set of 12 plastic taps WITH the plastic tubing are $4-$9 difference ($16 vs $20, $22, $25 depending on what all comes with it like an info booklet). You posted this video 2 years ago according to YT, do you still prefer the plastic taps over the metal taps? I'm trying to factor in the possibility of supply chain and shipping failures so I don't want to risk just not having any should they break, cause I might not be able to replace them in the near future. So, metal or plastic?? How difficult is it to clean the plastic tubing? Or do you need new tubing each year? Our trees (2 of them) aren't very big around so they're not going to be worth much for a long, long time as far as harvesting the wood itself, though I will be tapping as low on the tree as possible so in the future, IF we or someone else might be able to cut the tree down for the wood, the holes won't be a significant issue

That old head your dad shot is a bear broad head. They work great also. Killed many deer with them.