22-250 vs 243 - HOW MANY MILK JUGS???
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22-250 vs 243 - HOW MANY MILK JUGS???
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Thanks for the video the jug test is my favorite and two really great calibers to test. 👍🏻
The original 250 Savage is a complete replacement for the 243. They shoot the same weight projectiles at exactly the same speeds. It's a real shame that no one is building guns in 250-3000 any more. My father rebarrelled a Remington 600 to 250 Savage. The rifle went from holding THREE+ONE 243 cartridges to holding FOUR+ONE 250 Savage cartridges in the same magazine.
I have a Howa 1500 22-250 and am told that it is based on the weatherby... true?
6mm Remington with good ammp from fiocchi or hornady
Also do a 300 Savage vs 6.5 x 52 Carcano milk jugs
Awesome video bro. Let’s see that test again. This time with the 22-250 with 60gr. Nosler Partition and 243 with 100gr. Nosler Partition.
Im 65. My Grandma hunted the first half of her life with a 30-30. In 1956 (i think) or there abouts Grandpa got her a shiny new Savage M99 in 243. for the next 37 years she took her mulies and elk every year with it. People would tease her about it being a "girl" gun and she would just say "If you know how to hunt you don;t need a big gun, sonny"
25 06 is great
I got rid of my big Weatherby 20 years ago. The muzzle blast was so intense that the anticipation was always throwing me off. I like the 250 Savage and the 243.
@@Duke_of_Prunes250 savage is a good one that is sadly largely forgotten, I have two model 1899s one chambered in 250 savage and one chambered in 303 savage, never hunted with the 303 (I’d imagine it’s very similar to 30-30 considering you can chamber a 30-30 in it and it’ll shoot the same though I wouldn’t recommend it for safety reasons I can confirm that it works) and I will die on the hill that 250 savage is one of the best hunting calibers ever made, despite being a fairly small round it almost always drops them within 20 yards.
@@WillyC300 The 250 Savage is super efficient with modern powders. I have never reloaded for 303 Savage -- that's one that predates me!
@@Duke_of_Prunes both of those rifles belonged to my grandfather and the 250 has killed more deer than any other gun in our arsenal, of course I’d imagine the fact that the rifle was manufactured over 100 years ago has something to do with that but it’s still impressive nonetheless.
The 22-250 is like shooting a laser. It's moving just crazy fast and shoots at a pretty flat trajectory.
My 2 favorite hunting calibers. (White tail and smaller game) I'm gonna say the 243 wins but I love the 22 250.
I love em all!
I love my 243. Crazy velocity with light frangibles for varmints. A 55 grain pill in 243 should be up near 4000ft/s.
The 22-250 is a great cartridge however factory twist rates are limiting so I built a 7 twist 22-250 to sling 90 grain vld projectiles making the cartridge a great long range target toy.
I use the 243 now for everything deer and smaller now. And the 22-250 for target. I'm able to spot for myself too since muzzle jump isn't excessive as well.
If you like target shooting look into a 22-250 target build. It's become my favourite target rifle for 1000 meters and less.
@@WHOTEEWHO truer words have not been spoken.
Yeah. I suppose they are all my favorites too
I have and love both also had a barrel replacement on my .243 had it set up to run 90/100 grain bullets my 250 is set up for 55 grainers
I would like to b see you test a .17 Remington on milk jugs
Very awesome video! Love the slow mo... Explosive energy dump!
Both amazing calibers, thank you for the great show it was alot of fun!
Thank you for all your test that you do i know you have fun making them i enjoy watching them
Appreciate you watching!
Really good video. Lots of water spray. Always fun to watch. Thank you Who Tee Who. For the Fun.
Ya gotta love the 22-250 . Great vid as usual
dude you're a hoot! Keep up the good work
Loving all the 243 content. I just bought a 243 upper for my AR10.
Awesome video WTW! I thought the 22-250 would have went further than it did. Awesome comparison none the less.🤘🏽
At the velocity the 22-250 bullet travels it becomes just a splatter when it hits the fluid. You should remember that water does not compress so all the energy from the bullet passes through the jugs with the additional weight of the water. The low mass bullet cannot withstand the impact and splatters. Horrible if you want to eat an animal.
350 legend vs 44 magnum water jug test. Same bullet weight if possible. Great fun watching you vids having fun on the range.
.243 for me! My rifle Winchester Model 70 Featherlight Pre-64 built in 1955!
The good model 70’s are getting hard to find in Australia now
I have been a fan of both calibers for years. The .243 is capable of bringing down an elk. In the right hands, so is the .22-250. Both are great hunting antelope and whitetail.
That slo-mo is awesome!🤘🏻
Didn't get the notification again. I set the notification bell all over again. Let's see what happens for the next video. Fun stuff, thanks. 👍🏼
Daggum TH-cam
I’m loving that weatherby!! That is a beautiful rifle and good caliber!
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Great video
Dude u rock, thanks for the demo
Thanks for watching!
I have a Browning 243 and I love it. great rifle.
WTH. These videos are as much fun to watch as it is for you2 shoot. Well almost anyway they were both smoking fast I liked the second explosion of the 22-250 the best
💥💥💥boom. Appreciate you watching!
I like the 243 a hundred gr. bullets in it and does real good on deer . I can shoot 8-in plates at 800 yards with mine
I love these videos
Thanks for watching!
My 22-250 is running about 3800fps. It's crazy how fast it moves. I love it. But the .243 is definitely better overall for hunting I would say.
That really was a fun video! 👏👏👏
Thanks for watching!
I have a .243 Mossberg atr and I hardly shoot it. I went to the range on Tuesday to shoot it along side with my 6.5 Creedmoor a Ruger American Predator. Great video.
Very nice
I pretty much love anything that goes bang. Love the video's.
that's what I always say, speed gets the projectile to the target but it's the energy that does the damage .I would like to see what happens if they both shot 55 grn & 70 grn,. I THINK THE 243 WOULD WIN .
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Hit it with a 280 weatherby mag and go hunt the plastic in the next state
@@robertcrowson5234 Probably not. Weatherby NEVER made a "280 weatherby magnum". Guess you don't shoot much, much less know much about rifles.
So why did I have one
@@robertcrowson5234 You MAY have a a 280 something in a Weatherby rifle but there has never been a "280 Weatherby Magnum". A picture would be nice.
I had a Ruger M77 years ago in .243 caliber. Great varmint gun! Love your Weatherby! They are all pieces of art.
Great deer gun to.
Varmint gun lol using that for varmint is like using an rpg on a human. A varmint round is 17hmr, 22lr, and 22 win mag.
Good call Adam Thanks
Me encantan tus videos
That was awesome!!
Awesome video
Thanks for watching Mark!
I personally like the 22-250 round over 243. Thanks for another great video WTW...
Ditto.
Great video.
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That was a interesting video and that 243 weatherby vanguard is a beautiful rifle. I thought that probably that 22-250 would be traveling too fast for you to find any of the bullet
Iam with you I like them both, great video
4 a little fella the 243 is a little monster. My pick 243. Makes some wicked hand loads.
K. The .30 cals are stopped by blue jugs but the .20 cal family is done in by chartreuse. _Excellent._
And both great rounds here, appreciate it!
I don't feel like .243 gets the love it deserves. Seems like a lot of people think of it as a kid's bullet, and therefore assume it doesn't have much power. I have to say, seeing .243 kicking butt in y'alls videos has made me very proud to own one. I'd love to see .243 tested against some 1/4" AR500 body armor plates, along with some other potentially underappreciated rounds.
@@robertvandick6623 Because some of what your hunting unless you happen to have an absolutely PERFECT shot will kill you before your shot was able to kill it! (that's why there are minimum caliber requirements for hunting the big 5 in Africa)!
6mm Remington is better than a 243 Winchester. Iam told
@@gradyhernandez4699 Or you just get a .243 with a faster twist and more factory ammo available
How about a 260?
@@robertvandick6623 swedish mauser in 6.5 x 55mm is used in Europe
Good shooting, I love the 22 250.
Both are great utility rounds. Both are capable of deer and varmints by just using appropriate type of bullet.
Would like to see a 150 yard comparison showing differences in performance.
Love the swagger bi pods.
Who_Tee it may be time to pick up the range a little bit!
Mad love for the hi point shirt
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I like em both too but I'd have to go with the 243 just because it makes a better deer rifle with basic readily available ammo. I've seen too many injured deer with the 22-250 using basic ammo from overpenitration and lack of mass.
They don’t run anywhere when it’s a head shot.facts
@@StGlider17 not all shots can be a good head shot and iv seen bad head shots that cause cruel injuries
I’ll pick your 243, that rifle is a beauty!!.. water jugs test are awesome
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Now that is a slash!!! Thanks
Howdy Who_TEE .243 is what im going to switch my boy over to from the 300BO for this deer season!
.243 is a great Whitetail round for young kids!
Why not do more videos on one rifle, different bullets? Would be interesting to see a paper plate test 22-250 40 grain v-max vs 50 grain JHP vs 60 grain partition.
I didn't know there was a 60gr Partition. Interesting to see if they stabilize from a 1:14 or 1:12 twist barrel
@@Rampant_Colt min twist is 1:12 for 60 grain nosler partition
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who makes a 1/9 or even 1/8 twist .22-250?
@@Rampant_Colt Ruger American is 1:10
@@Rampant_Colt my Browning X-Bolt Hunter 22-250 is 1:9 Twist.
I love em both. I've had them both. For small game the .243 is just too severe. Too much power. It's adequate for deer and certainly coyotes. It's more expensive to shoot than 22-250. Both extremely flat shooting at long range with plenty of power out to 400 yds.
I love giving coyotes dirt naps with my 22/250
Another great vid!! Love that 22-250. How did that 350 Legend go through 7 jugs? Are you using high pressure water now, Who_tee?🤣🤣 Keep em’ comin, brother👍
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Good choice
Just picked up a 22-250 mossberg patriot in kryptek yeti camo
lol that blue jug took off like a rocket love it
Thanks for watching Jerry
I only caught one Remington 55 grain perfectly mushroom 400 to 500 yard uphill shot 788 Remington v 7 weaver scope. The chunk looked to be a 1.5 lb in my scope. X on head bullet entered on tail traveling up to shoulder stopped in side skin.
Taken a lot of deer with 243. Awesome round. My Remington 7600 with 100gr is super accurate and drops them quick like a lot of its big brothers do
You either need a Barnes tsx or Nosler partition you catch the 22-250 bullet. Most others just explode
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love to see a comparison of the Rem 280 vs 280 AI vs 7mm-08. Cheers!
Good idea
Yes I like it I need to look at the grain to match each bullet both at 65g
Also look at distance from first bottle. need to be a minimum of at least 60 yards. You will get a better information of the power (The kinetic energy)
your vids show us common people how our rifles really workj.
Sierra 55 gr SBT.....three jugs out of a 5.56.....It is a deer slayer. Doesn't turn to dust but does seperate jacket from lead. Usually a pass thru. I just built a 22-250. Will test this bullet.
The .22-250 also explodes coyotes! Great video!
Love them both but depends on what you are hunting.
Wow. Two nifty calibers for sure. Milk jug videos are almost irresistible- not fair.
I really like the look’s of that CVA 22-250…. Good looking rifle…
👋👋 howdy. Was just watching Warrior Poet Society network pistol 2. This came up in my notifications.👍👍
Hey Warren! Thanks for watching!
You should try the Winchester 64 grain 22-250 shells they don't blow up like the 55 grain shells do in my opinion and the 100 grain 243 shells are better than the 80 grain
My 2 favorite calibers. Along with 17 Rem 204 Ruger and 223 😎🇺🇸
22-250 is my favorite that's what I grew up bustin groundhogs with and what I learned how to reload with. Nowadays your lucky to see a groundhog because of all the coyotes.
What about a milkjug comparison 7.62 test. 7.62x39 vs 7.62x51 vs 7.62x54r etc........
Awesome video as always man 👍👍🇦🇺
I love both
RoaR for numbering the jugs!
Quik energy dump on that 22 250. My favorite is the 22 250
I love the 22250
I love both but 243 has a wider span of what I can hunt
I like them both. Again here need to pay more attention to bullets. Closer SD and brand.
It would be interesting to see Barnes all copper bullets or Barnes loaded ammo used on this channel, it sure would have changed the outcome when you have an all copper 55 grain 22-250. If you want to see high speed 22 caliber bullets have a rifle chambered in 22-284, guys are getting 75gr Vmax bullets moving at 3500-3650fps, 40 grainers over 5,000fps
Great video maybe try the 60gr partition on those jugs
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Hey there!
Would it be possible for you to a paper plate test comparing the .22-250 VS .223 wssm ?
POOOF. Gone like a queef in the wind !!!!!
I have both barrels 22-250 and 243 that I use on a Savage Axis.
Awesome
That’s a great test. The next time I’m hunting milk jugs, I’ll know exactly the caliber to use.
Try testing on oobleck jugs some time. (mix the water with corn starch, 1 part water to 1.5-2 parts corn starch) Might be fun.
Good idea
I have used a 243 for 37 years I have took a lot of whitetail with it plus one bear I have other calibers but I prefer the 243
I have both the 243 and a 22-250 I load 85 grain boat tail hps in my 243 and does a nice job and I shoot the 250 at varmints and they both are great guns
The next time you shoot at pavers, it would be great to see 2 3/4" 1 oz 12 gauge slugs blast through. Great contents, as always
i would rather the 243 because it has more stopping power over the 22 250
Bullet and gun technology is amazing! Is it possible to send a large cross section bullet (300 grain or so) at say……5000 FPS???
My favorite has always been the 243. I have killed more deer with a 243 than any other. A great deer caliber to say the least.
243 is a good one
243 love❤❤❤❤❤ never have shot a 22-250 but would like to but love your videos and have a good night 👍👍👍😃
Try using a 22-250 with a 70 grain nosler accubond.
Put the 22 250 into a 20 litre oil drum if you want to catch it, won't go through, they hit so hard they fragment on impact, I've been using 22 250 for 27 years and love it.
243 is my favorite try more long range tests with all the rifles, I feel like they are more accurate test of what the bullet can do in a hunting situation. Thanks.
just bought a 22 250 havent shot it yet but ill let you know what i think about it as soon as i do
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I would like to see 7mm-08 water jug test with a few different bullets for comparison.
me too
Well they are soft points. They are designed to open up, expand immediatley after impact and dump all there energy a few inches into the target. If you want to test penetration capabilities you should use fmj.
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I'm with you on the 22-250.
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Like all these comparison videos, it depends on what you want to achieve. Long distance with hitting power but not excessive penetration, goes to the 22-250. High knockdown with good penetration goes to the .243.