I have a 220 swift, Winchester Model 70. A shooter friend of mine has a 22-250. We went prairie dog hunting and the dogs looked a lot like your clay blocks when we hit them.
@@michaellane1661 hey bud, didn’t see this till the morning. Thank you and have a great weekend. Gods speed and good shooting to ya and your family 👍🇺🇸
I put multiple white tail down with the 22-250 already. One 50 grain shot in the neck right behind the head, they dropped on the spot. Very humane, very clean, minimal meat damage
Something IMPORTANT.. I am a ceramic artist and have been working with clay since 1980. Clay tends to dry out fairly quickly especially on hotter days in the sun. If a piece of clay sits out for even just a few min is dose start to stiffen which could change the effects and outcome. I'm not sure how much set up time there is between shots, but it can effect it. Just trying to help.
Clay may not be ballistics gel.... but the "wow factor" that comes with watching clay blocks with smiley faces explode in all sorts of distorted ways really leaves me with an awesome satisfaction. Keep up the great content!
That was incredible! Yesterday, I bought a Browning X-Bolt in 22-250 with a very heavy barrel. Haven't shot it yet, but you motivated me with this video. You have educated me on the 22-250. I appreciate that.
Nice to see lighter bullets available for 22-250. Typically were heavier bullets...55 grains or so. The 204 matched the velocity and characteristics with lighter bullet and powder load, which was great for varmints. Barrel doesn't heat up as much, shots stay consistent. I've shot both, but I love the 204 for all day shooting. Savage 12FV.
That was not what I expected at all I expected both of them to fly right through and just leave a big exit hole that was pretty amazing especially the side by side very cool good editing great job.
It seems like any time I have a question about a certain caliber, you are right there with an answer. Thank you so much for putting these videos together so that people like me can make a somewhat educated decision about buying it. You have no idea how much your videos help us out.
The 220 has been a favorite caliber of mine and It would have been interesting to compare. No prob not much more velocity, the 22 -250 sends heavier bullets at sizzling speeds. 204 Ruger awesome round also. I like them all.
As a biased observer (who LOVES the .22-250 BUT has a .204 ordered) the .204 looked like it hit DCB & the .22-250 appeared to hit slightly low...maybe a tad left but Hey, dead is dead. Mr. Mudman is history! Great video!
204 will drop then like a sack of taters if you make a mid neck shot 😂. Hits like a grenade and explodes the arteries. I’d never made a broadside shoulder shot though. Bullet likely grenade before it penetrated deep enough to get the vitals. I’d say the 22 250 definitely will. But the 204 is so fast I doubt it would penetrate further enough
Wow, of the two cartridges I have the 22-250. It's a favorite round for predators and you've helped confirmed that. Having said that, the .204 Ruger is no slouch. I had no idea how devastating they can be.
First deer rifle was a Remington CDL in 22-250. For Texas hill country white tail it was phenomenal. Super accurate out 400+ yards. The .22 with the most giddy up.
If you compare the displacement from impact point i believe they are more even than you all are giving credit the .22,250 hit way lower allowing it to displace more clay if the .22,250 hit centre mass like the .204 did I believe results would be more alike
I really need to bring my 220 swift down there it seems. Then you can try it against the 22-250. I have a 22-250 as well as my 220 swift, but I shoot the swift more.
I did not expect that amount of stopping power behind those rounds. I know the 22-250 is a great Coyote round but now I see it’s potential use for other game. Great video.
I have a savage axis 22-250 and it is awesome. I take cyote at 300 yrds easy i want to get a Howa 22-250 with a threaded barrel so i can put a shoosher on it. Great vid.
I’m a bit late to the party here, but I believe the ‘splody bits were due to the type of projectile these had. Being varmint rounds, they’re designed to ‘splode on impact. I’d love to see this test again with FMJs for both rounds (if you can find them). Maybe even let .223/5.56 join in on the fun. Love your videos, appreciate all your hard work. Keep bringin’ all the zoomies and throwin’ those boo-lats down range with the bing bangs and we’ll keep tunin’ in. Whooteewhoo!!!
Wow that was not what i expected. I thought they both would stop the bullet in the clay! WOW I AM IMPRESSED! I have a .22-250 axis II and it is the most acurate rifle i own. GREAT VIDEO, THANKS
Here in Ireland back in the 70s and 80s we weren't allowed anything bigger than 22-250, lots of red deer were killed with neck shots ( irish red deer would be just a bit bigger than your American whitetail deer) but nowadays we're allowed bigger calibres thankfully. The 22-250 punches well above its weight thanks to its super high velocity.
Very cool. If I were a rich man, I'd travel the world hunting every game animal I could. I'd probably use calibers that would raise eye brows and hurt the fragile feelings of many American hunters 😂.
After seeing this, I believe it. I was one of those that thought .243 was the lightest caliber you could ethically hunt deer with. I had heard so many complaints about a lack of blood trail from the 243,(poor shot placement I guess) I kinda lean to heavier, slower calibers myself.
@@warrenlathrop6296,and C Kim, please don’t think I was trashing on 243, I was not. Merely saying, I have heard so many complaints, its too light, it does not leave a blood trail. This display has changed my understanding. I have more experience hunting in “shotgun/ML” only area, till I moved here. I lost space for reloading, when I did.
Whotee i have a .17 remington its a blast to shoot breaks the sound barrier 5 times before it leaps out of the barrel nothing survives it suppressor required i also have my 22.250 love it thanks for the video as always
I've also wondered what sort of velocities and penetration power you would get if you necked down a .50BMG to take a 35 grain 22-250 round. Has anyone ever done something like that on YT?
On a gun-forum, one of the members claims to have fired 308 bullets out of a 50 BMG using sabots to seat the smaller, 30-caliber bullet. He said that it's not much fun to shoot for two reasons: 1) you have to remove the muzzle-brake, or the sabot will do it for you. This makes the recoil noticeably heavier. He said he got around that by shooting prone, and laying a 20-pound sand-bag against his shoulder and having the butt-stock press up against that. It worked, but he said it wasn't fun. 2) he said it's not that accurate, and only got 2-3 MOA at best. - All that said, he claimed to have gotten 5K FPS with a 30-caliber projectile. He said that he shot a coyote with it and there was nothing left but blood, hair, and teeth.
Yay more clay blocks! And in fun calibers! I almost bought an American in .204, but I got the 450 Bushmaster instead,because the shop had ammo for that. I just sent my American .308 back to the factory because it won’t extract rounds now, so hopefully nothing major wrong with it
I love watching you test various calibers in the clay! My last varmint gun setup was a 264 Win Mag with a 200 gr Hollow Point. It was primarly used at 400 yards minimum, and on out to700 yards. I'd like to see that load, or any anyload, hit one of those blocks -- it might split your table!!
I learned how the 22-250 kills all out of proportion compared to the ballistic stats the moment I got mine 20 years ago. A lot of speed with just enough bullet to make stuff happen. Remember, the speed component in the energy formula is a non-linear squared function while the mass is a linear function.
With all them clay block videos you did it seem like velocity was King. So I'm looking forward to seeing how one of these hyper velocity rounds do against it.
I think a combination of velocity and bullet diameter would be the best for making clay blocks explode. Imagine Liberty Civil Defense made a 150 grain 12 gauge slug travelling at 3000 fps. That would vaporize the clay blocks into fine particles.
Hi, as usual, love all your videos. I found this one today by accident. (and I noticed you also have many clay block videos!) cool I just wanted to share something that really surprised me a few years ago. I work part-time for a very wealthy friend/boss. He's NOT a gun guy but likes to have some for when friends come to his farm for visits. I fabricated two shooting ranges on a piece of his property. I also have the 'go ahead' to acquire any/all firearms I like for his collection. I have several 22-250s and a Savage M12 204, of my own. Even rechambered two 22-250s to 22-250 AI. I have a machine shop. Not much faster, but fun and easy to do. Anyway, along the way, he asked my opinion about buying a Barrett M107A1 (50 BMG). I told him all the 'negatives'. Ammo cost, one cal I DON'T reload, etc, etc. Around the same time i added a Savage M12 SS HB in 22-250 for his collection. I knew the 22-250s performance. So, I got a HUGE hunk of 1" AR500 steel and hung it at 125 yards. The 50 BMG really smack the target. It makes a 'mark' on the steel that you can barely see. These are 660 gr FMJ. WE found out the 'hard way', the 250 (even with 55 gr varmint bullets), crater the AR500 pretty significantly! So much so, I had to put a tag on the 250 saying: "Do NOT use this rifle on ANY steel targets" This was in case somebody went into the safe and decided to 'try' it. BTW, my boss has fired the M107A1 exactly ONE shot. I've been shooting for over 1/2 century and I can say I MUCH prefer the 250. In fact, I use the 250 to instruct new shooters. I keep a supply of empty milk jugs for this. Proper hearing protection, safety glasses and a solid bench rest at 50 yards. The 250 is so heavy, no one has ever complained about recoil. Keep up the great videos.
I love these small cal fast rounds it never boring keep making these videos .its got to be expensive but your rating has got to be growing . Do a donation thing just a thought.
@@WHOTEEWHO I just got a new Franchi Momentum Elite Varmint in 6.5 Creedmoor. I bought some 95 grain polymer tipped varmint rounds that I am gonna try out tomorrow. I also have the regular Momentum Elite in 6.5 CM. It's a tack driver with 143gr ELD-X.
That was truly awesome. The 204 removed the threat..the 22-250 removed the fingerprints. Wow
I have a 220 swift, Winchester Model 70. A shooter friend of mine has a 22-250. We went prairie dog hunting and the dogs looked a lot like your clay blocks when we hit them.
Wheres the .223WSSM guys?
Did I hear a little Dirty Harry (Sudden Impact) in your comment? 😆
@@angelo_giachettiobsolete
A lot of boogie, splody bits, and all the zooms in this really fun video. Thanks Who for all the good things you do. Gods speed to WTW and family. 👍🇺🇸
Yes!!! Hey Joel!
Good evening Joel. Hope you and your family have a great weekend my friend. 🤘🏽🍻🇺🇸👊🏽
@@michaellane1661 hey bud, didn’t see this till the morning. Thank you and have a great weekend. Gods speed and good shooting to ya and your family 👍🇺🇸
I put multiple white tail down with the 22-250 already. One 50 grain shot in the neck right behind the head, they dropped on the spot. Very humane, very clean, minimal meat damage
Something IMPORTANT..
I am a ceramic artist and have been working with clay since 1980. Clay tends to dry out fairly quickly especially on hotter days in the sun. If a piece of clay sits out for even just a few min is dose start to stiffen which could change the effects and outcome.
I'm not sure how much set up time there is between shots, but it can effect it.
Just trying to help.
Truly choice offerings. My Dad left me his .22-250 when he passed on to be with our Lord. What a rifle! Thank you for a great video!
Clay may not be ballistics gel.... but the "wow factor" that comes with watching clay blocks with smiley faces explode in all sorts of distorted ways really leaves me with an awesome satisfaction. Keep up the great content!
That was incredible! Yesterday, I bought a Browning X-Bolt in 22-250 with a very heavy barrel. Haven't shot it yet, but you motivated me with this video. You have educated me on the 22-250. I appreciate that.
Nice to see lighter bullets available for 22-250. Typically were heavier bullets...55 grains or so. The 204 matched the velocity and characteristics with lighter bullet and powder load, which was great for varmints. Barrel doesn't heat up as much, shots stay consistent. I've shot both, but I love the 204 for all day shooting. Savage 12FV.
I love my 204 ruger. Finding ammo is hard. That’s also why I want another 22-250
That was not what I expected at all I expected both of them to fly right through and just leave a big exit hole that was pretty amazing especially the side by side very cool good editing great job.
SPLOTTERY is the new POTTERY. The clay was laid to rest centuries ago only to be laid to rest again. :) LOL
I've dropped MANY deer with the 22 250. Not one has gone more then 20 yards. One of my all time favorite calibers
Iam going to start looking at pawnshops for a 22-250 looking for a good deal at a pawnshop what would you suggest i look for
Awesome! Which bullet weight?.. 55 grain?
Also, have you taken many hogs with it?
Done the same with 22 wmr.
@@edwardkesock216 Savage
Same. My deer rifle of choice is 22-250 shooting 55 or 62 gr.
Great demo, and the ammo was a fair comp. Both rounds are good for practical hunting, for sure! Thanks again for sharing.
It seems like any time I have a question about a certain caliber, you are right there with an answer. Thank you so much for putting these videos together so that people like me can make a somewhat educated decision about buying it. You have no idea how much your videos help us out.
Thanks for watching
Would have been fun to see the .220 Swift involved - probably would have been no sign that a clay block had even existed in the same zip code.
Because the velocity is marginally higher? Doubt a significant difference
The 220 has been a favorite caliber of mine and It would have been interesting to compare. No prob not much more velocity, the 22 -250 sends heavier bullets at sizzling speeds. 204 Ruger awesome round also. I like them all.
As a biased observer (who LOVES the .22-250 BUT has a .204 ordered) the .204 looked like it hit DCB & the .22-250 appeared to hit slightly low...maybe a tad left but Hey, dead is dead. Mr. Mudman is history! Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Massive destruction with the .22-250. That was a real fun video
I figured the 22-250 would win but the 204 Ruger surprised me for sure.
204 is one mean little cartridge
204 is a laser beam
My thoughts exactly.
Stinks i missed the premiere, but i am excited about this one and seeing all the splody bits!! Love the clay blocks!!
204 will drop then like a sack of taters if you make a mid neck shot 😂. Hits like a grenade and explodes the arteries. I’d never made a broadside shoulder shot though. Bullet likely grenade before it penetrated deep enough to get the vitals. I’d say the 22 250 definitely will. But the 204 is so fast I doubt it would penetrate further enough
That 22-250 is an amazing caliber, I had no idea it was so awesome!
REALLY LIKED THAT SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON, IT WAS AWESOME.
I got something to say about the "Crocks"....but this is a family channel......love it.
I said it for you.
I was thinking the same lmao!!!
I hunt with my 22-250 hunt a lot of deer and critters
That 204 has impressive results.
Another great video. Got to love the exploding bits. Those two calibers are no joke fast fast bullets.
204 all day long for me. I love being able to watch bullet impact through the scope due to its low recoil. Much better for doing your own spotting
I shot a beaver at 250 yards, watch it go down in the scope!
Can easily watch bullet in flight with the 22-250 In many manufacturers
Just what I thought would happen. The 22-250 is an excellent low recoil round !
I have used 22-250 to take doe deer with and this has given me a whole new appreciation of that round
Wow, of the two cartridges I have the 22-250. It's a favorite round for predators and you've helped confirmed that. Having said that, the .204 Ruger is no slouch. I had no idea how devastating they can be.
Would like to see what the 204 v 22-250 long range is like ie. Over 400 meters. Now that would be a fun video.
I’m gonna give a slight edge to the 22-250, but both of these rounds are zipping man, so we will see!🤔
I can't wait till someone builds a .22-250 magnum.
They do. Swift, Weatherby, and WSSM
.300 RUM/.220 Super
First deer rifle was a Remington CDL in 22-250.
For Texas hill country white tail it was phenomenal. Super accurate out 400+ yards.
The .22 with the most giddy up.
If you compare the displacement from impact point i believe they are more even than you all are giving credit the .22,250 hit way lower allowing it to displace more clay if the .22,250 hit centre mass like the .204 did I believe results would be more alike
I really need to bring my 220 swift down there it seems. Then you can try it against the 22-250. I have a 22-250 as well as my 220 swift, but I shoot the swift more.
Which do you like more?
@patbournes5281 I like my swift better.
Them seemed to do more damage than some of the bigger rifles. Speed kills.
Makes me want a 204 ruger!
I did not expect that amount of stopping power behind those rounds. I know the 22-250 is a great Coyote round but now I see it’s potential use for other game. Great video.
Thanks for watching Justin!
I love that clay test, I think the 22 250 won that round. Here in Alabama you can hunt with any center fired mushroom in ammo
I have a savage axis 22-250 and it is awesome. I take cyote at 300 yrds easy i want to get a Howa 22-250 with a threaded barrel so i can put a shoosher on it. Great vid.
22-250 personal favourite
I'd like to see how many clay blocks a round could go through.
Great idea!
Not with V-max bullets! They're meant to, for lack of a better word...explode...create a huge wound cavity, not penetration.
The 22-250 is amazing on deer using the 60gr. Nosler partition.
Spot on! You'd swear looking at damage that you're using bigger caliber...but your not!!😉 NP are nasty bullets!
The speed they both travel at is what is most impressive imo. The damage that speed can transfer, regardless of projectile size, is devastating.
I’m a bit late to the party here, but I believe the ‘splody bits were due to the type of projectile these had. Being varmint rounds, they’re designed to ‘splode on impact. I’d love to see this test again with FMJs for both rounds (if you can find them). Maybe even let .223/5.56 join in on the fun.
Love your videos, appreciate all your hard work. Keep bringin’ all the zoomies and throwin’ those boo-lats down range with the bing bangs and we’ll keep tunin’ in. Whooteewhoo!!!
I absolutely love my 22-250!! That being said this video was very impressive. Great job keep them coming
Love to see all the classic lever guns and calibers . Great video
Thanks for watching Tim!
Awesome! That’s a hell of a physics lesson there.
The .204 is my favorite woodchuck round, it does the same thing to chucks as it did to those clay blocks👍👍.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Always look forward to your videos. Good information and presentations.
Wow that was not what i expected. I thought they both would stop the bullet in the clay! WOW I AM IMPRESSED! I have a .22-250 axis II and it is the most acurate rifle i own. GREAT VIDEO, THANKS
Aint nothin wrong with that 204 Ruger. It did awesome, But That 22-250 just has a little more.
Both are devastating rounds but the .22-250 has the edge in my opinion. 👍🏻
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Love the Clay Block videos no matter what calibre
Here in Ireland back in the 70s and 80s we weren't allowed anything bigger than 22-250, lots of red deer were killed with neck shots ( irish red deer would be just a bit bigger than your American whitetail deer) but nowadays we're allowed bigger calibres thankfully. The 22-250 punches well above its weight thanks to its super high velocity.
Very cool. If I were a rich man, I'd travel the world hunting every game animal I could. I'd probably use calibers that would raise eye brows and hurt the fragile feelings of many American hunters 😂.
I have owned a few different 22/250 s everyone never ceased to amaze me
At those speeds I would be really surprised if either boolot stayed in the clay
I've seen what a 22 250 can do to a deer at around 105 to120 yards. I was amazed. The deer dropped before I heard the shot.
After seeing this, I believe it. I was one of those that thought .243 was the lightest caliber you could ethically hunt deer with. I had heard so many complaints about a lack of blood trail from the 243,(poor shot placement I guess) I kinda lean to heavier, slower calibers myself.
@@mrdinme.4768 Deer I shot with a .243 knocked it off it's feet and never moved?
@@warrenlathrop6296,and C Kim, please don’t think I was trashing on 243, I was not. Merely saying, I have heard so many complaints, its too light, it does not leave a blood trail. This display has changed my understanding. I have more experience hunting in “shotgun/ML” only area, till I moved here. I lost space for reloading, when I did.
Whotee i have a .17 remington its a blast to shoot breaks the sound barrier 5 times before it leaps out of the barrel nothing survives it suppressor required i also have my 22.250 love it thanks for the video as always
I've also wondered what sort of velocities and penetration power you would get if you necked down a .50BMG to take a 35 grain 22-250 round. Has anyone ever done something like that on YT?
check out the 22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer. They necked down a .378 Weatherby Magnum to .22
Pretty sure no barrel or chamber could hold those pressures. Youd have a bomb in your hands.
On a gun-forum, one of the members claims to have fired 308 bullets out of a 50 BMG using sabots to seat the smaller, 30-caliber bullet. He said that it's not much fun to shoot for two reasons: 1) you have to remove the muzzle-brake, or the sabot will do it for you. This makes the recoil noticeably heavier. He said he got around that by shooting prone, and laying a 20-pound sand-bag against his shoulder and having the butt-stock press up against that. It worked, but he said it wasn't fun. 2) he said it's not that accurate, and only got 2-3 MOA at best.
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All that said, he claimed to have gotten 5K FPS with a 30-caliber projectile. He said that he shot a coyote with it and there was nothing left but blood, hair, and teeth.
Yay more clay blocks! And in fun calibers!
I almost bought an American in .204, but I got the 450 Bushmaster instead,because the shop had ammo for that.
I just sent my American .308 back to the factory because it won’t extract rounds now, so hopefully nothing major wrong with it
Daggumit
Love it! Rocking the hi- point shirt😂
Hi mate, can you include the make/models of the guns you used in the description?
Love this video dude!
Ya, would like to see the chronogrpah of these, are they really doing 4250? or what the box stated.?
That superformance ammo is fast! I have a savage axis 22-250 one of my favorite rifles to hunt deer with. Good video!
Wow!😮 I did not expect that!!! Clay exploded in 204. Just bought that exact rifle. It was on sale because Gen 2 is out.😊
That was a super fun video! Thank you.
I love watching you test various calibers in the clay! My last varmint gun setup was a 264 Win Mag with a 200 gr Hollow Point. It was primarly used at 400 yards minimum, and on out to700 yards. I'd like to see that load, or any anyload, hit one of those blocks -- it might split your table!!
Lots fun video.
Need 22lr/ 0r mag with good scope( accurate) 4 smaller targets .name two u recommend ?
I learned how the 22-250 kills all out of proportion compared to the ballistic stats the moment I got mine 20 years ago. A lot of speed with just enough bullet to make stuff happen. Remember, the speed component in the energy formula is a non-linear squared function while the mass is a linear function.
Who wee- both impressive but love that 22-250.
Thanks for sharing.
22-250 Absolutely Positively Awesome!! 👍👍
With all them clay block videos you did it seem like velocity was King.
So I'm looking forward to seeing how one of these hyper velocity rounds do against it.
Can't get much more hyper than these two rounds.
I think a combination of velocity and bullet diameter would be the best for making clay blocks explode. Imagine Liberty Civil Defense made a 150 grain 12 gauge slug travelling at 3000 fps. That would vaporize the clay blocks into fine particles.
@@Frenchfrys17 that would be cool
Was not expecting that loved it
Would it be legal to hunt Roe with this round somewhere in the states?
I have never seen Roe in the states. But there are no regulations here when hunting non native species
@@WHOTEEWHO Sry I am from Germany. So I don't know all your native hunting game. 😅
Awesome vid. Now do the 220 Swift vs 22-250. Keep up the good work.
Impressive! I would’ve thought the clay would’ve stopped the bullet also.
Hi, as usual, love all your videos. I found this one today by accident. (and I noticed you also have many clay block videos!) cool
I just wanted to share something that really surprised me a few years ago. I work part-time for a very wealthy friend/boss. He's NOT a gun guy but likes to have some for when friends come to his farm for visits. I fabricated two shooting ranges on a piece of his property. I also have the 'go ahead' to acquire any/all firearms I like for his collection.
I have several 22-250s and a Savage M12 204, of my own. Even rechambered two 22-250s to 22-250 AI. I have a machine shop. Not much faster, but fun and easy to do.
Anyway, along the way, he asked my opinion about buying a Barrett M107A1 (50 BMG). I told him all the 'negatives'. Ammo cost, one cal I DON'T reload, etc, etc.
Around the same time i added a Savage M12 SS HB in 22-250 for his collection. I knew the 22-250s performance.
So, I got a HUGE hunk of 1" AR500 steel and hung it at 125 yards.
The 50 BMG really smack the target. It makes a 'mark' on the steel that you can barely see. These are 660 gr FMJ.
WE found out the 'hard way', the 250 (even with 55 gr varmint bullets), crater the AR500 pretty significantly!
So much so, I had to put a tag on the 250 saying:
"Do NOT use this rifle on ANY steel targets"
This was in case somebody went into the safe and decided to 'try' it.
BTW, my boss has fired the M107A1 exactly ONE shot. I've been shooting for over 1/2 century and I can say I MUCH prefer the 250. In fact, I use the 250 to instruct new shooters.
I keep a supply of empty milk jugs for this. Proper hearing protection, safety glasses and a solid bench rest at 50 yards. The 250 is so heavy, no one has ever complained about recoil.
Keep up the great videos.
Thanks for watching
Those r some awesome rounds enjoyed watching the slow mo shots Have a good day Who tee who 👍💥💥
Thanks Adam, splody bits everywhere
I like the wide varieties of calibers and guns you test. Great work
Awsome videos both strong calibers! Love my 22-250!
I love these small cal fast rounds it never boring keep making these videos .its got to be expensive but your rating has got to be growing . Do a donation thing just a thought.
Holy smokes! That was a really fun video 😉 that 22-250 is no joke. Now I want one...
Love 22-250
@@WHOTEEWHO I just got a new Franchi Momentum Elite Varmint in 6.5 Creedmoor. I bought some 95 grain polymer tipped varmint rounds that I am gonna try out tomorrow. I also have the regular Momentum Elite in 6.5 CM. It's a tack driver with 143gr ELD-X.
Love the clay videos. I don't have either but awsome
Another amazing video bud
The lighter bullets in the 22-250 smacked the clay harder this time than when you were using heavier bullets in the comparison between 22-250 and 243.
My bad - the other video was using 25 lb clay blocks.
Awesome! I only wish I could have caught it live. Will be out of pocket until at least Sunday. I give the nod to the 22-250.
I use the 204 for prairie dogs . It’s never let me down .
Cracking video. Thanks!!
If i could only have one bolt action, this might be one of them. Lol
Is that shirt a joke? Cause I’m laughing😂😂😂👍
That .22-250 is hell on coyotes. Deer too. No problem dropping them in their tracks.
Wow, that was cool WTW! Thanks for sharing brother! I hope you have an outstanding weekend! 🤘🏽
Wow! That's definitely impressive! Great video
Very interesting for sure. I did not think you would get all that explosion in the clay. I can see why it is so good. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
Love it...been wanting this one
204 for prairie dogs works great. Light recoil lets you see the hits and its very accurate at 300+ yards. Wind deflection with 40gr ammo is low.
That cascade is an awesome rifle man. Love everything about that one. The 22-250 is next up on the list of guns to get.
Love the cascade
Wow , l'm amazed at the power of those light weight bullets, great video
BTW, is there a particular scope you lean to? Most of mine are vortex. Not bad I guess, but some mushy turrets.
Blackhound, zerotech, riton