My grandfather was a national award medalist in competition shooting for many years and also a gun enthusiastic. He made me to go to 4,5mm airgun and 22lr competitions when I was young and didn't want to go because I found it boring. Now that he is gone and I am a member of a shooting range (strict gun laws, I can only rent weapons, luckily my grandfather left 38 collectives and hunting guns for licenced members of the family) I can only wish I took those classes seriously and got to spend time with my grandfather.
I shot my first deer with a Carbon copy of that gun minus the leather. It was my grandfathers 243. Ive used a 6mm rem that he gave me ever since. Makes me wanna hunt right now!!!
Being a 74 year old male I watched my Dad, after he got back from WW 2 were he was sent to the Philippines and then to Nagasaki after the bomb was dropped, pick up the Springfield 03 and make it into a deer rifle in the 30-06 caliber. At 14 years old I took my first Mule deer with that gun. I still have it. Looking back I never realized how fortunate I was to be raised when I was and in the San Fernando Valley when it was first being developed.
LOVE .243. My favorite round there is, great whitetail round. Pretty damn fine for coyotes and even little varmints if loaded right, too. If I could just have one, it'd be that.
Had a full resin stock model years back. Was my dog gun mainly for the long distance velocity for long range. Single shot effective with Winchester hollow point. Dad had a 22/250. Great memories of getting a crap job done quickly.
I don't know why but there's something so satisfying about the sound of the leather and then the sound of the rounds being loaded just scratches a itch I didn't know I had
@@miketyson8933hmm weak huh. But 3900fps muzzle velocity at 58 grain... there's bin more then one person who have hit 800 yard shots with a .243 cartridge. How could any bullet be weak. A .22 will still kill a person but I guess that's just a paper popper to right? Completely safe no risk of serious injury or death at all? All guns are powerful even freaking subsonic is deadly
Lee has made 2 of these for me and they are fabulous. One 45/70 and another 30/30. I'm going to order one or two more (when my wife says it's ok). Thanks Lee.
Neat video. I’ve always liked the model 70 Featherweight and the 243 is certainly a great pronghorn cartridge. The leather cartridge holder is a very nice touch to a classic rifle.
People hate on the 243. idk why it’s a low recoil power round can easily kill deer and some other animals .. I have around 5 boxes of ammo for my 243. i usually do some shooting with it then have some for hunting
@@masonoutdoors_masonleather there is no bolt action made in the USA that is as smooth as a Sako Model 85.. The X bolt comes close. I have to admit they are a slick action.
I have 4 Sako’s and one Finnlight right now and they are awesome as are my 3 Finbears! Nothing beats them for the price for being accurate not even my $3,300. Fierce rifles!
Now that’s a rifle. Love the leather gear as well. If you need more ammo than that, you best be shooting paper. Looks just like my Model 70, except I have the heavy 30-06 “government” model that I was told was used as a sniper rifle. It’s been handed down to me and it will likely rest with me when I am gone. Thanks for showing us what a great rifle was meant to be.
.243 is a .308 casing necked down to fit a .243 caliber bullet. It can do 3500-4000 fps on hotter loads so it has basically no drop and it’s plenty enough power for deer considering people successfully hunt with .223. Highly recommended it.
@@abntemplar82 if you’re a fan of .30-06 you might want to consider .270 instead of .243. Same concept, except it’s a .30-06 casing necked down for .270. Also very good ballistics, and even more energy than a .243.
Winchester Model 70s are so cool. I should buy my dad a riflebutt bandolier when its fathers day, he'll need it once he goes to somewhere more rural. Definately a workhorse rifle
Ill bet its a fìne rifle. I have a couple of the pre-64s, these newly made controled feed model 70s, this this one in the video are every bit as good.❤
I so dearly appreciate the lightweight fixed scope you have on a lightweight hunting rifle! All the dudes with 4-30x50 whatever the heck miss the point entirely
Beautiful rifle with the control feed. I have a 1989 production Featherweight in .270 Win. Phenomenal rifle, a lot of people rag the accuracy after the barrel gets hot but with a cool barrel and a good rest you can do 1 MOA all day.
To me at least the featherweight is a much more balanced rifle, if I were solely hunting from an elevated box blind or something then maybe the super grade.
I have a 308 featherweight. I don't think it kicks that bad. But for sure one of my favorites. I always find my self grabbing it during rifle season or If I see a yote in the fields.
As a person who was hunting since age ten that was nice Going to say this now I live more up north in Nunavut where hunting laws aren’t as strict as southern Canada or America, and there we don’t have those ammo stock holders or whatever they’re called
I had a model 70pre 64 in 270 Winchester only problem with it which isn't really a problem is it said Ted Williams on the barrel so everybody knows that that was a model 70 made for Sears Roebuck Company. When I got it it was in very rough condition do I cold blooded the metal and refinish the stock came out beautiful I'm an old fart and don't shoot anymore but my son loves it I put a very nice BSA 4 to 12 scope on it what a wonderful gun
You’ll never get the good ole boys to enjoy ASMR. This guy: hold my beer
🤣 now that’s a compliment 👌🏼
i hate it too and it should be banned but i be watching the korean women do asmr on the DL
More ASMR before killing pigs please
Female asmr vs male asmr
@@Helelsonofdawn 100 Percent you a girl only boys relax to the sound of warfare and mechanical clicking of gums
My grandfather was a national award medalist in competition shooting for many years and also a gun enthusiastic. He made me to go to 4,5mm airgun and 22lr competitions when I was young and didn't want to go because I found it boring.
Now that he is gone and I am a member of a shooting range (strict gun laws, I can only rent weapons, luckily my grandfather left 38 collectives and hunting guns for licenced members of the family) I can only wish I took those classes seriously and got to spend time with my grandfather.
my first bolt action rifle and I still use it to this day , it has been one of my most loyal rifles and has never let me down!
Grandfather just gave me a pre 64 Winchester model 70 a few months ago. Probably my most prized possession.
Where are you from?
@@ashokkhaling9472 tgtgffcccgh2
Good deer rifle
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I have a pre 64’ .270 I just had restored and now she’s ready for another 50 years of hunting. 👌
Them old guns just can’t get destroyed
BEAUTIFUL LEATHER!!!
Thank you!
Wow
So smooth, have to appreciate the quality of the Gun, awesome !!!
The one rifle I’ll never sell. Got mine in 30-06. Love that CRF.
Awesome bolt action. I've had my 30-06 model70 for 20 years now
I got mine in .243 and I’ll never be selling it !
Do you have the featherweight?
@@Longbranchking no, I’ve got a ultimate shadow. My brother has a beautiful stainless featherweight in 30-06. His boss gives out guns for Christmas!
@@jwhmerica504 does his featherweight kick much Ive heard some people say it kicks hard in featherweight for the 30-06?
I can smell how that leather sounds. If you know, you know.
😂
A wood stock bolt action rifle has always been my favorite.
Great rifle! Best friend shot a doe at 275 yds . off hand!!! Brilliant and shortest drag I've ever seen
I have one of these in 30-06. Beautiful rifle
Ditto
I sought out and found one made in 1993 in New Haven, CT!
That controlled round feed is smooth as butter.
Featherweight super grade in 257, just love it.
I shot my first deer with a Carbon copy of that gun minus the leather. It was my grandfathers 243. Ive used a 6mm rem that he gave me ever since. Makes me wanna hunt right now!!!
Sweet!
Wow, this is a thing of beauty. Thanks for sharing this with us all!
Being a 74 year old male I watched my Dad, after he got back from WW 2 were he was sent to the Philippines and then to Nagasaki after the bomb was dropped, pick up the Springfield 03 and make it into a deer rifle in the 30-06 caliber. At 14 years old I took my first Mule deer with that gun. I still have it. Looking back I never realized how fortunate I was to be raised when I was and in the San Fernando Valley when it was first being developed.
Gotta love that smooth Model 70 action!
I like how you lined them up so flush. 😏 it was so satisfying for my OCD. Thank You
I’m the same, have to be even with each other
Give me 1pic plz
So much nostalgia
There's nothing more badass than a bolt action with a cartridge holder on the stock
This is the best ASMR I heard
.243 is such a great hunting caliber.
Agree!
Please join me
@@narendranayak4611 🕺
Please join me bro
Friends please join me
My grandfather hunts with one i saw him use it i watch videos on it and that day i knew someday when im old enough i would buy a Winchester model 70
LOVE .243. My favorite round there is, great whitetail round. Pretty damn fine for coyotes and even little varmints if loaded right, too. If I could just have one, it'd be that.
Had a full resin stock model years back. Was my dog gun mainly for the long distance velocity for long range. Single shot effective with Winchester hollow point. Dad had a 22/250. Great memories of getting a crap job done quickly.
Beautiful rifle. I have a savage model 10 chambered in .243 win as well
We escaping from the quarantine zone with this one 🔥🗣️
That sound…. Will never get old.
I can’t speak to older models but the bolt on these new model 70s is smooth as glass! I love my 30-06 featherweight
My first rifle, given to me by my dad. Though I was jealous of his Marlin 336 at the time, this was a beautiful shooter and I’ll cherish it forever.
Had a friend who had a M70 Featherlight in .30-06 , what a kicker !
I don't know why but there's something so satisfying about the sound of the leather and then the sound of the rounds being loaded just scratches a itch I didn't know I had
my first bolt action rifle and I still use it to this day , it has been one of my most loyal rifles and has never let me down!😇
I can watch this whole day 💯
Got one in 25-06, very smooth action.
243 is such an underrated round I love themmmm
No its not, weak round!!! Paper popper
@@miketyson8933get on the receiving end and say that
@@miketyson8933hmm weak huh. But 3900fps muzzle velocity at 58 grain... there's bin more then one person who have hit 800 yard shots with a .243 cartridge. How could any bullet be weak. A .22 will still kill a person but I guess that's just a paper popper to right? Completely safe no risk of serious injury or death at all? All guns are powerful even freaking subsonic is deadly
Taken plenty of pronghorn and mule deer with mine!
@@miketyson8933sure buddy,sure
Model 70 is a masterpiece
I loved mine. Super accurate.
Lee has made 2 of these for me and they are fabulous. One 45/70 and another 30/30. I'm going to order one or two more (when my wife says it's ok). Thanks Lee.
Aaaah that bolt action sound is music to my ears.
Beautiful rifle.
I only this year picked one up, a .30-06 made in New Haven, CT in 1993!
The rifle just reeks class.
243 is legendary.. still my fav
I'm not a fan of guns or rifles but this video was pure ASMR.
Neat video. I’ve always liked the model 70 Featherweight and the 243 is certainly a great pronghorn cartridge. The leather cartridge holder is a very nice touch to a classic rifle.
JaJaJa
Corroded cartridges.
@@redtobertshateshandles Only if you leave them in there.
People hate on the 243. idk why it’s a low recoil power round can easily kill deer and some other animals .. I have around 5 boxes of ammo for my 243. i usually do some shooting with it then have some for hunting
The model 70 featherweight is nice.. But the Sako Finnlight is my jam
Sakos are sweet for sure
@@masonoutdoors_masonleather there is no bolt action made in the USA that is as smooth as a Sako Model 85.. The X bolt comes close. I have to admit they are a slick action.
I have 4 Sako’s and one Finnlight right now and they are awesome as are my 3 Finbears! Nothing beats them for the price for being accurate not even my $3,300. Fierce rifles!
And discontinued, as is the entire 85 line.
@@Nick-wn1xw Only recently look how old my post is. The Sako 90s are out now and I believe the new Lite is the Sako 90 Quest
I have the same rifle in .270. Outstanding rifle. Have taken every big game the NW has to offer with it. Never let me down.
That's a great caliber, love my Rem 700. .
My dad has an R700 BDL Custom chambered in .243 that he bought when he was 16. Still looks new. Was the rifle I learned to shoot with.
I got an ADL when I was 12. Love that gun; it’s super accurate and will shoot anything that ya feed it.
Now that’s a rifle. Love the leather gear as well. If you need more ammo than that, you best be shooting paper. Looks just like my Model 70, except I have the heavy 30-06 “government” model that I was told was used as a sniper rifle. It’s been handed down to me and it will likely rest with me when I am gone. Thanks for showing us what a great rifle was meant to be.
Ya gotta love that sound of the cartridges squeezing into the leather!
The sound of that leather got my tingles in all the right places
You had me at putting the ammo in the leather
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Nice rifle. Cool how it seems to be a pretty close copy of a mauser
i don't know much about the 243, but i love my model 70 in 30 06.
.243 is a .308 casing necked down to fit a .243 caliber bullet. It can do 3500-4000 fps on hotter loads so it has basically no drop and it’s plenty enough power for deer considering people successfully hunt with .223. Highly recommended it.
@@TT.357 thanks i had no idea. now if only i can get the boss to let me buy another gun....lol thanks again.
@@abntemplar82 if you’re a fan of .30-06 you might want to consider .270 instead of .243. Same concept, except it’s a .30-06 casing necked down for .270. Also very good ballistics, and even more energy than a .243.
I have a model 70 30-06, but I would love to have the 243 also
Winchester Model 70s are so cool. I should buy my dad a riflebutt bandolier when its fathers day, he'll need it once he goes to somewhere more rural. Definately a workhorse rifle
Absolutely!
Nice. I have Model 70, Pre 64 featherweight in 270 cal. Was my Dad's. Just put a Vortex Scope on it.
That shits like 5/7k rn bro, lucky mf
Ill bet its a fìne rifle. I have a couple of the pre-64s, these newly made controled feed model 70s, this this one in the video are every bit as good.❤
It simply doesn't get any better than that.
Now there's a good solid all around beautiful basic bang stick
That’s the sound of America 🇺🇸🦅
I have exactly this model, but with a blonde maple stock and in .270 Win. Absolutely beautiful rifle, groups on a quarter at 300 yards.
beautiful Winchester
I love the sound of big shells clicking
Classic for sure 🇺🇸👍
Fantastic round. Underrated. I've killed Elk, Moose, Deer, and Bears with it.
Now that’s real asmr, thanks!
I so dearly appreciate the lightweight fixed scope you have on a lightweight hunting rifle! All the dudes with 4-30x50 whatever the heck miss the point entirely
I love the fixed powers, I wish more were made today.
@@masonoutdoors_masonleather I think leupold just quit making their 4x 33mm
Fine firearm great cartridge
Yessir!
Beautiful rifle with the control feed. I have a 1989 production Featherweight in .270 Win. Phenomenal rifle, a lot of people rag the accuracy after the barrel gets hot but with a cool barrel and a good rest you can do 1 MOA all day.
this is my kind of ASMR
Came to say the same
It's been a whole lifetime but I remember that sound from my father's model 54 Winchester...
“Hey bro can I borrow your pe-“
*free bird intensifies*
That bolt just sounded like quality. 👍👍
Love my 270.
Yep. I've had mine since I was 12. Great huntin gun
Buen rifle
I love that stock wrap that holds rounds
I want one in 308. Not sure if I want featherweight or super grade. The wood looks good on the featherweight
To me at least the featherweight is a much more balanced rifle, if I were solely hunting from an elevated box blind or something then maybe the super grade.
I had a feather weight Winchester in 308, loved it but it kicked like a mule. Great rifle other wise. 243 is probably perfect round for that gun.🍻
I have a 308 featherweight. I don't think it kicks that bad. But for sure one of my favorites. I always find my self grabbing it during rifle season or If I see a yote in the fields.
Everything about it is so smooth
I could kick myself for getting rid of my Winchester model 70 XLT in 270 .I traded it for a new Remington 1187. Nice gun but I miss my Winchester.
Yes indeed a buddy of mine has a 270 XLT, very nice looking rifle!
Its like adjusting just a little bit in the saddle. I need one for my old bolt ranger 30-06. Gonna start saving my quarters lol!
I have one like it in .308, with a 3.5x10x50 Leupold scope, and love it. Good luck this year!
Even with such a strong weapon, he could not defeat a Taliban who used to fight only with stones.
Browhat
Did anyone ever mention Taliban?
Taliban defeated themselves. They stay in the stone age....forever
I love the shell holder. Just got my first bolt action. Savage 93 minimalist in .22 wmr.
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As a person who was hunting since age ten that was nice
Going to say this now I live more up north in Nunavut where hunting laws aren’t as strict as southern Canada or America, and there we don’t have those ammo stock holders or whatever they’re called
That sound of putting bullets into leather and then inside the rifle...
I have several model 70s. They are all my favorites.
Everything about this video is educational and informative as well as AWESOME
The leather sound… gosh, now that's satisfaction.
My first centerfire was a Model 700 in .243, got it for Christmas when I was 12. It’s my favorite for sure.
The way he is butting in the ammo ever so lightly
Badass set up! I love my ironsighted 243 Winchester backed by the 100gr Nosler Partition for Caribou and Bear, headshot 0 follow-ups required😁👍👍
A great rifle and a great cartridge
I had a model 70pre 64 in 270 Winchester only problem with it which isn't really a problem is it said Ted Williams on the barrel so everybody knows that that was a model 70 made for Sears Roebuck Company. When I got it it was in very rough condition do I cold blooded the metal and refinish the stock came out beautiful I'm an old fart and don't shoot anymore but my son loves it I put a very nice BSA 4 to 12 scope on it what a wonderful gun
Oh my god... The sound is crisp an clean. Very nice Winchester.
This is my most favorites gun. I love it
This ASMR... This is a good tingle
its just like the hunting games i used to play on my mom's windows xp back in early 2010s
I got a 308 last year as my first deer rifle and I love it it’s served me well so far
Have the westerner myself. Great gun 😊
This is literally ASMR
Gun ASMR is the greatest!
Got mine in 270 Win. Fantastic little rifle.
The only only ASMR I can get behind