.223 Bullet Drop - Demonstrated and Explained
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I sight my 223 and 243 at 50/200 yard method. In eastern Kentucky, it's all you'll ever need and for the most part hold center of a deer or coyote.
I'd like to see the same test but with a 16" AR
Me too, with different bullets. I know I'm asking alot. Love the videos thanks for the info
I gave this guy criticism when he started this channel, he's proven himself to be a pro. God bless ya buddy! Keep it coming.
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I started zeroing everything at 25 yards. It's easier to see hits especially with small calibers, less walking to get from the table to the target, and it puts all my guns around 1.5" high at 100 yards, so I have a little extra range of a dead hold on for coyote and deer. In this .223 case, you would then only be about 3" low at 200, which on a 12x12 kill zone of a deer, would still be dead hold on center mass essentially.
I sight in if I can with a bore sighter, if not and I can pull the bolt I will bore sight to get on the paper, then I will secure the gun to be still, then move my cross hairs to where that first round hit, then I will fire another shot and it's usually within an inch of the bullseye,then I can make 1 more adjustment and I am through. I can't afford to waste too many rounds, but I am lucky that most everything I own likes the cheaper Federal or Hornady rounds. I have never had Remington ammo shoot worth a darn except their 200 gr core lokt in 35Rem. Federal will still outshoot the Rem in 35Rem, but I really do like that bonded core lokt in expansion tests I ha e seen. My little 336 Marlin hates all the 150gr loads..it's all over the place maybe 5 to 7 inch groups. That 336 is from 1978 and the guy my Dad bought it from for me as a kid had refinished the wood. He was a furniture maker and it's so beautiful I hate to take it in the woods. I like taking my Savage 110 in 30-06 composite and 150gr Federal Power Shoks hunting most of the time. I have it sighted in about 3/4 in high at 100. That should put me near dead on at 200 IIRC
I just bought my rifle. A 223. I dont know jack yet. That said I have been inspired by who-tee-who to learn to shoot. I had a real hard time finding a rifle for sale that was affordable. I got a Savage 223. Dont know much about it. It has a scope and the salesman and Bass Pro said it's a very good starter gun and will easily take a deer. He said just practice and continue to watch who-tee-who!
Wow that is a very nice compliment
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Savage rifles are awesome
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He's right - Savage has very good budget-friendly bolt guns, with decent enough scopes to start with. Nothing wrong with them at all - you made a great choice. Now go practice!
Dude I really appreciate you doing this video series. This has helped me, and I’ve been shooting for over 35 years. It’s been instrumental in me teaching my nephew how to shoot and zero his scope.
Appreciate you watching!
I find myself leaning all mine towards a 200 yard zero these days... seems to be a more balanced impact point across the range. Near bullseye at 50 and 200 on my .223's and stays within 2" on the 308's. That covers 90%+ of my shots in my neck of the woods.
Another great video, whotee. I have used the .223 for better than 50 years, and it is an amazing round, accurate and lethal within its limits...
THX for all you do! I learn alot watching you!
Cheers cobba ...great down to earth testing, now I am going to do the same test on my Aussie made lithgow LA102 223...and use a few different weight ammo in the test...
Awesome vid Who Tee! Building my first 223 bolt gun right now. Savage barrel and action on a Boyds prairie hunter stock. Going to be my new Coyote gun. THANKS!!
I have lots of fun with my 223! Good video Adam
Awesome video brother. Been waiting on the .223
Appreciate you watching
I really like the paint job on your rig
Great video Adam. With my 223 I just have it hitting 1.5" high at 100 yards and it zeroes at 200 yards. I only use this for foxes so I just aim dead on all the way out to 200 yards and it hasn't let me down yet. Thanks for sharing!
That is what I have found as well .. inch and a half high at 100 and I'm spot on at 200 .. doesn't matter if I use 50gr or 55gr Blitzkings I get almost the same POI
Thanks for sharing.🙂 The closest range to me is about 40 miles. Unfortunately due to constraints, it's "rifle" range is limited to only an 80 yd range. The closest range of 100 yds used to be nearly 75 miles. However it closed down..... Anyway, I only use my .223 rifles for coyote calling. And I find that when it comes to sighting in, I am sort of an "oddball". Most shots are taken within 75 yds. And I make it a rule to never shoot past 300.....Where the oddball part comes in, is that I sight in 3" high at 100 yds.
heres some numbers for my 222 out of my CZ 527, 50gr VMax heads-home loads with 21.4 grains of Reloader 7 Dyno'd at 3452 fps ! my drop at 1000 yards is 468 inch/44.7 MOA/13 MRAD wickedly accurate out to 500 yards, i had a Rem 700 ADL i think it was 223 but no matter what powder i used and the months of playing with powder loads/weights bullet heads/primers i just could not get anywhere near the accuracy of the 222 so the 223 got sold, love your vids here in the uk keep them coming.
Hey Adam
Another great informative Video Mate Thank .
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Amazing video with great information about bullet drop
Of the Remington 223. I like the beginning intro.
Thanks for watching Frank
That was fun. I don`t know why but that crazy green rifle is growing on me!
Thanks very much - the best vid on the 223 I've seen...
Thanks for watching!
Most of the trajectory charts I see online show about a 3” drop using a 55-62g bullets. Your particular cartridge drops a couple more inches than most published data leading me to believe it’s a light load for that particular bullet.
I’m anxious to go to the range to run my own tests and compare them to your results. Great channel, so keep’em coming!
Great video that shows a good trajectory my Henry will do great then but still waiting for the 45-70 blue-llet drop and also comparing that to a 450 BM
Good shooting WTW, love that custom cammo too
Great video. Thank you
Good job, Adam!
Thanks Bruce
Thank you for the video and info.
I shoot a new England firearm 223 single shot . bought it 28 yrs ago . absolutely love the gun . never failed me once on whitetail . Hornady ammo .
I AGREE !!! shot a 10 point buck last year with a 223. Winchester. Savage rifle maybe a good 110 yards what we estimate at a private ranch and it took (1) bullet but hit on high shoulder he ran a good 10 yards before dropping on the spot .. highly recommended 223 Winchester bullets for beginners for hunt ..
i love the 223 thanks for the video
Good video and information. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching Dwayne
Really good video WTW! Enjoyed it man!
Thanks for watching Bob!
Love the Rhodesian camo on your rifle. Great video WTW!!!🎩♠️☯️
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Enjoyed the video as always keep up the good work brother
🙏🙏🙏 thanks for watching Merlin
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Whoteewho ……I just picked up my first ruger American.223 I have a couple of 77’s and a few no. 1’s and this American is very impressive right out of the box thanks for your videos
Thanks for watching Charles
👍👍another good one!! Also that's a beautiful rifle.
another great video
Its the first time i know how it works. Thank .. will do work on my 223
Good info . Thanks WTW
My 20" (1-8 twist) AR works great for whitetail here in NY. 64gr Winchester Deer Season XP factory loads. Dropped a 175# doe at 125yds this year.
Absolutely critical points:
a) get a solid zero at 50, 100, or 200yds.
b) practice, practice, practice.
c) have a DOPE chart handy if you don't have time to run a few numbers through Strelok Pro or other quality BC on your phone.
d) don't use a crappy optic.
Excellent round for rogue zombie pumpkins, head shots work the best. 😳
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Awesome video. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Red
Awesome!!! Thanks for a great video!
Thanks for watching Brennon!
@@WHOTEEWHO absolutely man I love this series lots of fantastic footage! Another cool video for the series would be on your 12ga slug gun! For the guys that are in the shotgun states.
You have upped your game. Good videos you are producing now. And yes. You should explain that bullets are designed for different uses.
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Great video budsz🤠
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I usually set zero at 200, it serves me well while hunting. Well with any fast shooting cartridges. That way you get your max point blank range. (PBR)
Here's an idea dial your scope for 200yds then shoot a group at 100 you'll be surprised. Dude I got a m77 stainless .223 I shot 1/3 moa. 3/4" at 250yds 5 shot. Hand loads Without even a sweat. But still that rifle is special...And it's sporting a sport barrel and a hogue over molded stock. I'm sure you remmy holds a special place in your heart. If you hand loaded you'd really get into it...
I run an M77 VT in 223 for my roo shooting business. ( heavyer 28 inch barrel, heavyer Ruger stock, target trigger)
I zero 1.7 in high at 100 for a 220yrd zero gives me a 270yrd pbr. (55gr @3300fps)
Under licence reqs i have to headshoot and that zero makes it easyer for clean hits without trying to holdover.
Great rifle with a devastating round in that .223
Great video.
Love watching his content
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Excellent! .223 is easily my fav caliber. I don’t care if you’re a beginner or a well seasoned shooter, everyone into rifles and bolt guns in particular, should have one of these. Super accurate, super fast ammo, minimal bullet drop, awesome to practice / target shoot with and almost no recoil, even though when you fire it you know it ain’t no rimfire gun. It’s also an excellent varmint hunting cartridge and while many might disagree, it’s also good for deer. Mind you I would suggest you become a decent shot if you’re gonna hunt deer with it as it’s no fun watching them suffer from a poor shot with a small caliber.
I agree with favorite caliber. It was 243 until I purchased my AR15 recently. Now with the selection of ammo and ammo prices, I will be using it as my do all rifle. I can plink with steel case for $10, hunt coyotes for $15 a box of soft point, or for deer I choose the hollow point all copper bullet at $25. The cheapest 243 I've found recently is $40. I don't know about you but I just can't afford $2 a round.
One more thing, a chronograph will allow for precision bullet drop compensation from any zero established in any wind/weather condition. Back in 2003 I shot in the National Long Range Championships. Before the competition I chronographed my loading and zeroed at 100 yards. In the first match, 600 yard match 531, an iron sight match, I adjusted my sights for the bullet drop compensation my range card listed for 600 yards from my 100 yard zero, same conditions as when zeroed. My first round I called “right-in-there” and indeed it was a pinwheel X causing me to go for record resulting in a perfect score and 14 X’s. Bottom-line is the chronograph will save a whole lot of time getting a handle on needed sight adjustment or hold to get good hits on targets at greater or shorter distances than zeroed distance.
Excelent job =) I would like to seen same test with 6.5 Creedomor. This round get a lot of my atention as someone who like precision and low recoil instead of high power.
Another great one, and that's some fine shooting. What's the max humane-kill range for that set-up on a white tail? 250 yards? The energy drops off pretty fast. If it's 250, how much less is it from a 16 inch AR15 barrel?
Enjoy the program and the ballistic data, thank you.
Thanks for watching!
MPBR is 260 for that load...as always, on a 6" target. Zero 2.76" high at 100yds & hold dead on out to 260.
Loved this video! Keep it up brother!
Thanks for watching Gary
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Hey po izzy!
Love it.
It dropped around an inch or 2 more than I thought it would at 200 yards. That tells me what I need to learn more about.
You are AWESOME--!!!
I love the nickel coated cartridges they look like vampire rounds or something
For hunting purposes maximum point blank range zero is the most useful. However with the .223 caliber, the range at which bullet velocity slows to 2,200 fps becomes the maximum effective range for ethical kills. Somewhere between 150-175 yards with a 60 grain bullet.
Great vid
Thanks for watching Vic
With my AR in 5.56/223 with a 16 inch barrel I personally zero it at 36 meters for a maximum point blank range. I use this rifle for home defense and I've tested it as much as possible, I haven't been able to get to a range that I can shoot past about 300 meters but with the 36 meter zero I just hold dead center of the silhouette and I'm able to keep the rounds in the kill zone without even thinking about it. I'm hoping to find a place that I can shoot to about 400 meters but for now I know from 36 meters to about 300-325meters I don't have to think about it at all.
Great video!! 👍
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You right Sir just a guide closer number , (variation of impact)
I also have a 6.5 Grendel that will group 1" at 100 yards using Wolf 100 Grain bullet's. I feel I could make it even better and go the same grouping at 200 yards.
Great info. Now I would like see the same for 5.56. Since the GI round is supposed to be hotter. I dig the paint job! 👍
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There is little to no difference between to 2
556 goes through metal , 223 doesnt . Theres a vidwo of a dude shooting through metal plates of different sizes and the 556 goes through and the 223 doesnt. So id say there is a difference.
Alright, you have my attention. I’ll subscribe.
Thanks for watching!
That really is a great paint job.
Thanks Ryan
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The trajectory of any bullet due to gravity is: d=16t^2 (where d = displacement). If a 223 has a muzzle velocity of 1800 fps the time it takes to go 200 yds is (600/1800 = .333 seconds). The drop so to speak at 200 yds is 1.74 ft for a completely level barrel. Of course the barrel is not level if sighted in for 100 yds. The drop from 100 to 200 yds is .44 ft (.44 x 12 = 5.28 in) which is about what he measured.
My closest 200 yard range has about a 2% down slope from shooting position to target, about 12 feet vertical drop if I did math correct. 55 gr, 62 gr, 69 gr the ballistics drop chart come with ammo are out of whack. I finally figure out my hold is same has 100 yard.
Looks like fun to shoot 👍🙂
Absolutely
Yes, if you watch closely at your 100 yard plate you can see the second hole get bigger after your third shot!
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What drop charts are you using and where you did you get it from? Love your videos
Nice work. And lovely rifle.
Be interesting to see same with it dialed into to 30mm high at 100m.
Very cool
used 223 for prairie dogs , had a scope sent out to optical services and had a custom bdc cross hairs made for one bullet and load and it was very affective to 600 yards , placed marks on a turret the same deal on another gun and it worked great , when you have the true info like you found it works in the real world
I must have missed it in one of the previous videos, but what bool0t drop calculator are you using?
Keep up the fun videos, and many blessings to you and your family!
Awesome video bro. What round was your son using on his Ram Hunt.
Monarch steel case hp
Use a point blank range calculator. Type in your info, sight accordingly, and with most cartridges you'll have no hold adjustments out to 300 at least
Love that rifle.
Me too
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Range finder + timed gravity test for the projectile. Try that.
This is awesome WTW! Thank you for all the leg work that you do for us all bro! Is 5.56 mm better than .223 for deer hunting? Or do you know? Just curious cuz I have both fir my AR and was thinking which I should load my magazines with?🤘🏽👊🏽🇺🇸🤘🏽
Both just fine for hunting
I do like the bolt actions myself I can find thesweet spot for seating depth pretty easy and most of the time still clip I bought a 5.56 in a ar platform it will shoot the 63 grain Sierra and still clip if I go to 69 f. I have to single feed to get the accuracy worst gun I ever learned to shoot I guess I was always used to shooting a conventional stock gun if I haven’t shot in a pretty good while I’ll hit the magizine button instead of bolt realse on first shot when chArging lol lol
Super! 😀
Thanks for watching Nathan
Maybe you could have added the scope adjustment to cover 200 yards? 5 inches at 200 is 2.5 inches at 100 so if you have 1/4 MOA scope 10 clicks to compensate? Would be great for you to walk us through that…
Very nice video i hope you do 30 30 video bullet Drop .
I think you should do that again but sight it in at 50 yds first. I think most hunters would like the results.
Love this series! 308 out of a Ruger American coming up!!
Coming soon
another great video thank you Would like to see it with a 444 marlin out of a 24" or 26" barrel.
most reloading books have this info by bullet weight and velocity.
I would really love to see the bullet drop on 375 ruger as well I think that would be pretty cool
I would love to see you take this out at 1000yrds to test your theory ( well not yours the chart) keep up the good work/fun
I'd like to see your comparison to the comparison of the 68 on the Box And see if it's as accurate as they say it is
which is why i use the 36 yard zero.. from 25yd to 300 yd a six inch difference point and shoot center mass...
Love your stuff always have but at what distance did your son take that Ram ? and with what grain .223 ?
Thanks man. I love .223
Ram was close. Maybe 15 yards. I believe a 60 grain