Barnes VOR-TX 6.5 Creedmoor - Group Testing With Several Bing Bangs
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- Taking the Barnes VOR-TX TTSX BT 120 grain for a spin out of several different boolot slingers!!!
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Barnes VOR-TX 6.5 Creedmoor - Group Testing With Several Bing Bangs
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I don’t understand why people think that 6.5 Creedmoor is questionable for a hunting rifle because I’ve used 243s for a long time and done just fine
Cause it was designed to be a target cartridge, introduced as such, and is named after THE long range rifle range in the country, that being the Creedmore range. I don’t dispute the FACT that it takes deer and sheep and all that jazz, just explaining why people diss it. Also, because it does these things, doesn’t mean it excels at any of them.
@@mr.happyfunguy3772 I think it’s more about how people have a habit of hearing things so they repeat them. They don’t speak from experience they just hear some jack wagon say some stupid shit and take it too seriously.. then start repeating the same bullshit..
Yeah the 6.5CM is right between the .243 & .308. Great deer round
Just checked my savage 110 6.5 creed today with hornady tiped match 140 gr. .5 groups at 100. Love that caliber. Took a white tail last winter with it in Tennessee, walked 20 yards and dropped.
With copper being less dense than lead, you get into length of projectile coming into play even though overall weight is less. Thus making the difference in groupings although it being different weights. Keep up the good work Adam, I stay tuned daily!!! God bless and good shooting!
I have had really good luck with Hornaday American whitetail 129gr interlock. Sub MOA from my Ruger American Predator in 6.5 creedmoor.
Watching now, missed most of Premier. Wish I could find "Ok" on a good day like this. Not 35 shooters. Good group with both, Ruger American for the Cost can't go wrong. Thanks to Matt for sending the Barnes, be safe weather coming through here in Smyrna at 8 26pm Saturday , Thanks WTW!
I was busy this evening too. See you for the next one.
I only got one video done. Then a bunch of people showed up
@@erockoutdoors633 hey !! Sunday 👍👍
Since both shot super tight groups with cold barrel the second group may have opened up from warmer barrel
Love the 6.5 round!!! It is a deer slammer!!! 🦌⬇️‼️
I need to get a deer with it
This should be interesting. These are the bullets I use in my handloads for 30-06 and 7mm mag. Last year I sighted in a 30-06 for a friend. Same Barnes but in the TSX. Ragged hole at 100. WTW take a deep breath and release, squeeze the trigger and fling some booolots.
I love Barnes both factory and hand loads in my 7 rem mag and 7mm-08
I started shooting barnes x copper bullets back in the 1980s. Those bullets almost always make 2 holes,an entrance and a exit! Really good on heavy game!
Took my first whitetail last fall with the ruger American 6.5 creedmoor with the Barnes vortex! Had a vortex scope on it. She ran 20 yards and gave it up with one shot.
Very interested in this video. Saw a couple boxes of those on the shelf at the local gun store. I usually load my own, and I like the 140 grain and up bullets, but when I see a round I haven’t shot yet, it peeks my interest.
Seeing really similiar results out of my Bergara .270win with the same Barnes vortex ammo. Plenty good for deer hunting!
Excellent Work Adam. One of my favorite rifles, is a Ruger M77, Zytel, All Weather Stainless Steel. I shoot the Barnes, blue tip, 100-grain, in 25-06,
it's a shooter... Really enjoy your channel, appreciate, the work involved... Thank You...
That 120 grain Barnes is going to be around the same length as the 140 grain lead core projectiles, it’s not the weight that matters it’s the length that needs to match up with the twist rate.
I have my ruger sighted in with the barns and get same hole groups
Love the 6.5 !
Hard to be unhappy with those as groups as a 5 shot group & throw out the "Flier". Both rifles would have a solid "sub-moa" 5 shot if you slide the targets together...I think. So good to go with both. Look out whitetail out to 400 yards in the right hunter's hands.
Ruger had both groups on the same side and plain. Good job
I've shot Barnes bullets in my 243, 7mm rem mag for 15+ years, they shoot well in most rifles I've ever tried them in. As far as taking deer, probably my favorite bullet. I've only recovered one bullet after it went almost the full length of a whitetail and looked like advertised except for missing one of the pedals. So they exspand and penetrate as well. 😎
6.5 creedmoor is a great whitetail round.
@Dave1525 Dave1525 I don't hunt with an AR so no need for the Grendel. And I have a 5.56 if I need an AR. Other than that I hunt with bolt guns. And I do have a 30/06. And I have a 7mm-08. My 12 yr old son has a creedmoor that I got him for deer hunting. It's a fun round to shoot at the range as well.
@Dave1525 Dave1525 and no grizzly bears here and moose is a once in a lifetime tag. If ya draw one in your lifetime.
@Dave1525 Dave1525 the 6.5 grendel don't interest me any. And wouldn't be very good for deer here considering the distance we shoot deer here. Lots of open country.
@Dave1525 Dave1525 and I own a 30/06 i use it alot for deer hunting.
@Dave1525 Dave1525 you really went way off topic of my original comment as well as way off topic of the video. 😂 But to answer your question I'd take my 06. Just cause my 270 ain't got a scope. 😂
I’m sure I will get called names and told I don’t know what I am talking about by all the 6.5 fan boys out there for this comment but my experience hunting with the 6.5 left a lot to be desired. Bought a 6.5 a couple of years ago for whitetail and was really excited to hunt with it. It shot great and and was super accurate could get great groups with almost every bullet I tried, but was super disappointed in the amount of damage it did. I shot multiple deer at between 100 and 250 yards and no exit wound and no blood trail. I tried several different bullets all with the same outcome. Like I said it is a great round for long distance accuracy and what not but for performance on whitetail my experience was 👎. Only hunted with it one season and went back to 30-06 since then I have talked to dozens of guys with the same experience. Still got the gun and still love shooting it just not in the deer woods!
Hi BW. May i ask which brand and weight of bullet was giving you poor terminal performance? I have used various 6.5mm cartrigdes for the last 25 years and never had any terminal performance issues on deer. You may just need to use a stouter bullet that is better suited to the impact velocity.
I was thinking of getting some of them bullets for my 6.5cm
Great shooting and video! Keep them coming, love WTW videos!
My Waypoint in 6.5 loves the 127g LRX bullets from Barns and the 124g Hammer Hunters from Hammer both shoot absolutely excellent in my Waypoint.
Anxious to see what these do. I got a .37” group with Vor-TX 6.5 grendel last weeken
Pistol at 50 yds.
Awesome content Who Tee Who! Love those Barnes bullats!!!
I can't decide whether to get the Barnes in 7mm-08 120's or Nosler ballistic tips in 120. Barnes is intriguing but ballistic tips are so reliable on terminal performance.
Yes sir! Awesome WTW!🤘🏽
Number three for today wtw. RON, AND BACKFIRE, also covered the 6.5 today. You guys need to calibrate.
Barnes bullets... OH YA!!
Filled my Elk tag using Barnes ...
The last two deer I shot with my 6.5CM dropped right there. High shoulder shot = lights out. My Savage loves 142 grain Nosler Ballistic Tips with H4350 providing the oompf.
Those are definitely keepers, whotee!
I have the exact same 6.5, I shot a .48 inch group with Norma Whitetail. It shot better than the Hornady ELD match
My favorite caliber and it’s great hunting ammo here in California
THIS was a really fun video.
I’m going to hunt with 6.5 CM this year & try it out, bought the Ruger American in go wild camo with the cerakote action & barrel & factory break, put a Sig Sauer whiskey 3 on top, love shooting it, definitely fun
the whiskey 3 is an underrated scope.
@@bubbowlin9250 6.5 is one of the most common deer rounds... Just because you had a bad experience doesn't mean it can't drop em where they stand. There are many factors that could've contributed to your "failure".
Whatever you do dont shoot game with copper bullets. Had too many lost animals or no blood trails with them. Just dont open up and transfer energy.
I have 4 Whiskey 3’s, they are Gold! Better than my vortex’s and built tough!
@@bubbowlin9250 maybe you should try another bullet. Shot a doe at 200 yards and it dropped dead in its tracks. I used Hornady 143 grain
Buddy of mine uses them in his Howa, he also gets very good results, hunting and on the range.
The Barnes blue tip is the only round I've used, from a box in a 300 weatherby, that will consistently group at 1000 yards, at 3200fps.
It seems to me that the American put 5 in the same hole. The one shot was a flyer. Superimpose the 2 groups on top of each other by lining up the 2 Xs you were shooting at.
You flinched with that third shot on the second group with the Weatherby
That is what I shoot in my 6.5 Creedmoor, .308, and .300 WSM can't go wrong with them. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching hootie
How do the 6.5 creedmore do in a Barnes bullet on deer?
You will love hunting with the 6.5 Creedmoor
Nice shooting ! Awesome content, Thanks !
Thanks Charles
On the second group on the weatherby you hand bumped the adjuster on the stand and moved it a bit right before the shot that made it so it had a bad grouping
Great groups there Adam!
Thanks Danny!
Tested the 129 grain Hornady sst superformance 6.5 creedmor. I love the for white tail
Will find out how the Browning x-bolt hells canyon max long range in 6.5 CM does coming up real soon.
My Ruger also likes the heavyer
bullots like between 143 grain 160 grain
Like that Weatherby…I’m a fan, especially since they moved to my favorite state…
Wiw that's really impressive groups
I could see that you pulled that second flyer shot on the Ruger American. Great video and thank you for your great content as always. Really enjoying your recent 6.5 Grendel and Creedmoor content.
Thanks for watching!
Another great one !!
Thanks for watching Dom!
Check out Bergara rifles. Best trigger I have ever felt. Great video. My Ruger 6.5 is a tack driver.
Good video , nice shooting
Buen grupo con los dos rifles.
Me gustaría ver que dispares con un Tikka 6.5 para comparar.
Gracias por tus videos.
If you go to old beaver gunsmith you can purchase ruger trigger springs for about $8.00 and reduce pull weight down to about 2 lbs or less. I have both 6mm and 6.5mm creedmors factory trigger was about 4 lbs. Huge improvement after changing them out for the lighter trigger springs. Both Rutgers shoot 1/2 groups at 100yds which is almost as good as my Bergara b14 which cost twice as much as the Ruger. You can also convert the Rugers to use AI style magazine for under $30. Always look forward to your videos thank so much
My ruger American does those fliers when it gets warm, shoot slower, cold bore mimics hunting
I think you have the coolest job in the world.
You need to test the Hornady Outfitter 120Gr GMX. My Ruger American 6.5 Creedmor shoots a .197 inch group at 100 yards. Took 3 bucks this year from 120 to 356 yards and not one ran more than 15 yards. Very pleased with that bullet.
It would be great to see you take some Deer with the Barnes TTSX. We are looking like we could see a ban on lead for hunting. Be nice to see how copper performs.
Ill save you the trouble of lost or wounded game, they suck as hunting bullets. I tried to like them and tried factory and handloads of various calibers (.257, 7mm, .338) and was always disappointed. They dont seem to open up and transfer energy even out of magnums. Had multiple 3-4 hour track jobs with no blood with perfect shots and even lost a nice bear after tracking with hounds for over a half mile. Stick to a good bonded or partition style bullet if you want the best terminal performance.
@@Nick-sx6jm Hi. I absolutely hear what you are saying Nick. Unfortunately, it is looking like there could well be a ban on lead hunting bullets in the not too distant future in UK. I need to start looking at the non toxic alternatives, not because i want to, but because i may have to.
@@Nick-bp7jf I would steer clear of the barnes, etip, hornady cx. If I had to choose one it would be the lehigh defense controlled chaos. Not sure if they have them in the UK but they have a large hollow point and are much more reliable at expanding.
@@Nick-sx6jm Never seen the lehigh brand over here. I had read that light for calibre bullets were the way to go. As you pointed out, they seem to need impact velocity to get them to expand. I have a box of Barnes 80 grain TTSX to try in my 25-06. They should be pretty quick.
Glad you found a load the Weatherby likes
Best trigger you have ever felt on a factory rifle. Friend you need to test a cz 527 that comes from the factory with a set trigger, mine breaks at about 9 ounces.
Revisiting your 6.5 Creedmoor videos. Have taken a couple deer this year with my AR chambered in 6.5 Grendel. Beginning a build on a LR308 and was going to maybe do 6.5 Creed. But after lugging around a AR in the woods and knowing a LR308 is heavier, think I'm going to get a bolt gun for deer hunting. Thinking about a Ruger American. Impressed by yours.
Consider going with the 6mm ARC in an Ar platform. It's parent case is Grendel with narrower,faster,flatter shooting ballistics.
Cold bore first groups. How much time to cool down on the second groups that opened up more? Both rifles and bullets are great.
Great shootin’ as usual!!
Great video Who Tee Who!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Jeffrey!
Great video
Great stuff! 👍
Thanks Nathan
love when you do 6.5 cm vids.
It's good ammo
I bought some Precision Hunter to test along with Hornady Black
I got a 650 lb cow elk with my browning hells canyon 2 years ago.wjith Hornady 143 gr. Eldx ammo she dropped like a sack of rocks
Oh but I bought 6 boxes of the barns ammo just haven't got to try it out yet
Good video thanks for sharing it👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Wade
Have some 80 grain for my .243… super fast and accurate 👍🏼
Took a nice 11 point this year on KANSAS rifle opener November 30. Hunted grand total of 3 hours & done. My Browning Xbolt long range Stalker 26" barrel 243 loves the Barnes 85 grain TSX. Guide called my rifle a Coyote rifle & i told him if a shooter came across this field he would change his mind. When he came to pick me up at the stand he wasgrinning &. He couldn't believe i killed my buck at 250 yards. I just told him, Nuff Said! Later he went to skin deer out & him & some other hunters said dang at the destruction & couldn't believe a 243 had done that much damage. I told them, get some Barnes! 🤣🦌🦌🦌🦌
If you can get your hands on some federal gold medal match its has the 130gr berger ar hybrid otm shoots good from my bolt gun for factory ammo
One thing you might want to get is a lab radar and do a velocity testing at the same time
I've never particularly loved that plastic tip on a boolat. But fun video as usual
Thanks for watching!
Enjoyed the video as always. Looking forward to video 6.5 Grendel at 1000 yards. Put a new one on layaway last week this one with 20 inch Bull howa 1500
Awesome!
They open up great try them in water jug test
Was thinking about what to say but guess the target says it all 🎬
Good shooting WTW
It's hard to find the Barnes around here. I want some for my 7mm-08!
Love to see a water jug test with these
you had a lot more muzzle jump on the larger Weatherby group. Inconsistent shoulder pressure?
what I want to see , you and Paul playing nerf apocalypse at the range.....yep it must be done I have typed it !
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And under those 120 barns will handle deer and elk just fine . Broadside with the elk obviously but I’ve never found a bullet with a boiler room shot on elk
You ever measured bullet length? Ive found my 270 win tikka like length. Not really grain weight. Likes 140 grain lead core bullets. And absolutely loves 130gr monolithics
I have them in my 270 n my 7mm-08
Nice never ran any Barnes ammo. Got me thinkn.
Next time I want to see a five shot group with each shot on a cold barrel. Just like the five you’d hope to shoot from your deer rifle. 😳
I like to do it with mine and see what she does.
Barnes makes good ammo
knocked on the 1000th like :D Lovely video and great shooting. I think I like the ruger american more because its seems to be a bit more simple.
I enjoy your videos
Thanks for watching!
If you haven't tried it give the 130gr federal terminal ascent a try I took a elk one shot with it
The most accurate rounds I ever found for 6.5 CM is the 140gr Sig Saur, hard to find but they took my groups from an inch to 1/4 at 100.
Nikon may have stopped making scopes, but two of the guys that made the scopes from Nikon have their own company called Tract. I just picked up some of those Barnes today, not cheap ( $100 ), I'll see if my American likes them or not.
You should try the Winchester XPR 6.5
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