Reminds me once I was at the range. Someone fired, like, 10-15 shot in a row chasing steel or maybe groups. My range buddy leaned over and said, "dude, he's shooting 50 BMG"
@@RARufus From what I'm seeing online, most match grade .338LM ammo is closer to $7 a round currently, so roughly $140 for a box. And I thought I had it bad having to pay €80 for a box of 20 rounds... ye gods the Americans are getting it every way 'till Tueday. Really isn't surprising more and more sport shooters are starting to reload their own ammo.
@@RARufus I've never shot outside of 500 meters with my own rifle, but with enough wind it still becomes a wallet draining exercise. Plus, unlike Henry and Josh, I don't have a fancy $14k setup... 😭
You mind sharing generally what your cost per round is for 338 and what the main components of that cost are? Totally understand that you’re likely loading for accuracy > cost effectiveness (which is what I do with my 6.5 Creed as well), just curious what reloading costs are like vs factory match ammo.
@@mahbuddykeith1124 too many variables on 308. If you are trying to make the best hunting/target ammo, reloading saves quite a lot. As to bulk, I would try to find good deals on military surplus ammo. Tho, you can find 500 count boxes of 147 grain fmjbt bullets for fairly cheap, if you already have spent brass, it’s cheaper to reload.
@@stephensands3485 yes sir. Each round costs. I use H1000 powder ¢.67 Berger 300gr open tip hybrid $1.00 Federal large magnum rifle powder ¢.10 Lapua brass $3.50 = $5.27 per round and I’ve proven it to 2200 yards. The same bullet in lapua brass off the shelf was $6.50 per round back a few years ago, IF you could find it. Still very accurate but not as accurate in my rifle nor does not have the same muzzle velocity. Of course, I also reuse brass so it brings the cost of shooting my 338 down to $1.77 which is quite a bit of savings. There are cheaper options for bullets and brass but not too much, the cheapest brass I found was hornady at $3.00 per which is still good brass and ¢.50 per round savings. As to bullets, I stopped looking after I was happy with the accuracy, velocity and ballistic coefficient of the Bergers. Off the shelf = $6.50 Virgin loads = $5.27 Reloads = $1.77
@@mahbuddykeith1124there really isn't a "savings" with reloading. You also have to count your labor hours into the mix. By the time you've gotten to dropping powder, you've got substantial time invested in case prep. I've been reloading for the last 10yrs. What you get in reloading is consistency. On plinking ammo I test the powder load every 5th cartridge. On "match" I measure everything, every time.
This episode contains: comparison of ammunition cost to fast food prices Brisk bolt cycling after perfect 1000 yard shots And has been rated by the MPAA as *Violently American,* suitable for all (im)mature audiences.
There is one itty bitty teeny tiny, but ever so crucial, detail about starting at 100 when on youtube: The immense entertainment value for the audience of watching a steel target getting knocked around like it was plywood.
That was some great shooting. The rifle is great but the shooter makes all the difference. Always been a fan of this channel. These guys are professionals.
According to a previous Desert Tech machinist, this was the only gun he would ever get from them. The team working the the SRS truly care about their system is what he said.
I shot my .338 lapua out to 1800yrds at triple C before it closed and I miss that course I live in Dallas 😭 .338 I use a 300 grain bullet from S&B and it’s great against dealing with wind and even in tall grass the splash is so good I hit 1800 yards correcting my own dope and once I hit 1600 I just would hold in my scope for 1700 and 1800🎉 love this! Just found this channel! I’m gonna have to try this range some day!
Great shooting guys! I'd really enjoy it if you did a comparison of the 300 magnums, WM, Norma, and PRC. A battle if you will. It would also be great if you could find a range that let's you go out to 2000 yds to really highlight the bigger cartridges.
Hilariously, the .300 win mag wins according to Hodgdon with 210s. The Norma and prc are loaded way longer and the win mag stays right with them at 3.34" 😂. Run the same bullets from the same barrels loaded to the same oal, and the win mag keeps right up with them, and burns less powder than the norma. They're too ballistically similar to be all that interesting in a comparison.
Holy crap that was amazing. Everyone who does a lot of shooting knows that feeling of the seriousness of shooting an expensive setup and ammo. My teenage boys are still in the stage where the loudest noises and hardest recoil impress them. I'm moving into the stage where I enjoy the process/break from the daily grind and a break from the $1-$2 trigger pulls of the 308. I'm going to shoot tomorrow and I may just bring a 16" AR and shoot 5.56. But man, that 308 is a really nice gun.
Would be interesting to see you guys make an appearance on an episode of 1 MOA at 1,000 yards challenge on Texas Plinking channel! Maybe not fair to other competitors but would definitely watch.
Nice, controlled marksmanship. Surprised at how flat those rounds got to target up to 600. Really enjoy the channel and looking forward to all the new planned content. Best wishes from across the pond.
Huge props for pointing out that with good technique you can spot something much more powerful than modern gamer gun cartridges (in much heavier gamer rifles).
Been shooting a Savage 338LM since around 2009. She has been my favorite to work with and can just about reach anything, but the round has it's difficulties. It is always a learning curve on reloading and rifle maintenance. I still learn some little things once in a while about this round. Savage amazingly has been the best for repairs and service, they have re-barreled it and did other work at very low or no cost to me. The company has been very easy to deal with and this has kept me always coming back to them. Sadly most competitions I use to shoot aren't allowing this caliber and I've since moved to smaller rifle calibers, but I still use this rifle as my go to for private ranges where I can open her up to 1,600M. I love the long distance relationships I've made over the years with this round and will continue as long as I can still get powder :) Just a note: I always enjoy your videos, but was wondering if you guys have considered calling out or listing the DOPE.
The 338 actually has a little less ft/lbs energy at 800 yards compared to a 308 at 100 yards. They are about equal with 300 LM at 700 yards to 308 at 100 yards. It still rocked the targets at all ranges though. It's a lot of mass hitting that steel.
@@RARufus Kinetic energy (1/2 * mass * velocity^2) against hardened plates just splatters the bullets harder. What swings plates is momentum (mass * velocity), giving the 338 LM more of an advantage than energy predicts.
Great video. I'm out west. We shoot out to ridiculous distances off the back deck of our ranch. One of my buddies loves them barrel burner calibers. Loves reloading for them also. Heat shift is a thing. No need to burn an awesome machine to display that to us the audience.
Totally agree on this spotting misses crap. Most people are just parroting PRS shooters. You only need a 24 lb 6mm to spot misses if you are free recoiling it off a rickety stage prop.
Hi Henry and Josh. I would love to see you guys do a .50bmg series,start at 600 and go out to 1500 (if you find a range/ property that is) Have a DTA HTI,Barretts,Accuracy internationals etc etc.i understand it would require alot of begging and borrowing but still would be cool. Cheers Rob
To piggyback on that, I’d honestly love to see a long range video that compares the .50 BMG to .416 Barrett. I have to give the company kido’s for taking CA’s BS about how “nobody needs a .50 BMG” and have the ingenuity to create a ballistically superior round as a result. 😂
I saw an SRS in 338 in a youtube video when I was a kid who knew nothing about guns and thought it was just the coolest thing ever. Of course at these distances with this ammo and this level of rifle it's going to perform, but I still feel that my inner child has recieved some validation with this.
"We're never going to financially recover from this" 🤣 ...worth it. Awesome video dudes. I think I've just been convinced to join patreon. Your guy's reviews, performance trials, and breakdowns have been extremely helpful. Least I can do is show a little appreciation. Fun as always gents.
Shot a candex 50 and the 300win and both desert Tec platforms and for a Utah guy I love the desert tec. We’ve taken the 50 from desert tec coyote hunting. Ain’t no way we hauling any other 50
@@manofchaitea6904 You damn Americans have no idea how good you have it. .308 in the Great White North is three bucks a pop, and it's hard to find a half sack for less than 12.
You could run the 1000yd course with with a unknown rifle and unknown dope using only quickdrop formula. I run a trg42 in 338 rebarreled to 30" myself. Appreciate the effort and the 25rnd string on the dta.
I recently paid 200 bucks for 100 rounds of 45/70 period ammunition for my 1884 Springfield infantry rifle. It doesnt use modern 45/70 ammo, because the cartridge expands and you need a dowel rod to push it out down the barrel. The period ammo doesnt have this problem, it ejects just fine. By the way, I need a small loan.....
I love the into music on your channel.... reminds me a bit of the GTA 4 into music. Impressive run by the way, though you gave it plenty of time to cool I think.
Pro shooting as always. Id like to requst a round with h the timber wolf, a precision rifle made by Prairie Gun Works from Manitoba Canada. It beat A.I. in the British sniper rifle showdown, but lost being adopted due to political reasons.
Yeah.. and even our Liberals went with the TRG M10 and Colt M20 .because only Colt and foreigners can get DND contracts, heaven forbid they contract a small independent builder.
I own an SRS and an MDR and I can say that they both function better in their full capability configurations. The "sub cal" configurations (especially the SRS magazines) work less well as they just weld a plate in the back of the mag to length. They work, but not as well as they do in 338. For me, the SRS always shoots better suppressed.
Folks that don't drink Starbucks shouldn't comment on it as they are normally wrong. An X-large(Venti) coffee at SB is about $2.85 but will vary according to area. Sbs XL coffee is about 10 to 15 more than the local chain convenience store. With the machines they have now they brew the cup when you order, it's not 2 hours old. I don't drink it at the store often but brew it at home everyday. Oh the Desert Tech ROCKS. I got to shoot one several years ago and the .300 is also no slouch
From what I've heard from different interviews with Ukrainian snipes, 338 LM is the main caliber for long range (1000m+). 308 is mostly for DMR or closer engagements. Of course it's not a rule and depends on many factors. Also, recently custom rifles from Cadex in 375 CT were issued to extend confident engagement range to ~2000m
I had thought that 338 LM was big, but then I saw an article about the .373 EnAbler. With 90% of its long bullet sticking out of the case, it looked cartoonish!
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The cost of ammo instilled the fear of missing 😂
Aint that the truth
5 dollar a shot, better not miss a single target
Lots of hunting ammo is $5+ a shot. So not horrible but compared to 556...
@@user-xq4lp6ho1iwhat rounds are you talking about? For that much I'd just shoot a .50
Reminds me once I was at the range. Someone fired, like, 10-15 shot in a row chasing steel or maybe groups. My range buddy leaned over and said, "dude, he's shooting 50 BMG"
I think there's a reason the last range I was signed up with wouldn't allow .338 on anything shorter than their 700 yard range.
Ya that 338 rocked those close targets. The 338 is $5 a round for people who just can’t settle for 6.5 or 300WM.
I handload .338 for under $1.25 round. Lapua Brass, 300 Scenar (250 Berger for my 18" barrel), Viht N570 and 215M primers.@@RARufus
@@RARufus From what I'm seeing online, most match grade .338LM ammo is closer to $7 a round currently, so roughly $140 for a box.
And I thought I had it bad having to pay €80 for a box of 20 rounds... ye gods the Americans are getting it every way 'till Tueday.
Really isn't surprising more and more sport shooters are starting to reload their own ammo.
@@DannyGraves1775 Holy cats! I'll stick to .308.and stay inside of 800m.
@@RARufus I've never shot outside of 500 meters with my own rifle, but with enough wind it still becomes a wallet draining exercise.
Plus, unlike Henry and Josh, I don't have a fancy $14k setup... 😭
The best thing about 338 Lapua . . . you get very good because you *_CANNOT AFFORD_* to miss
“We’re never gonna financially recover from this…”.
As an avid elr shooter with a 338 LM. I understand whole heartedly, even reloading hurts.
How much would you be able to save for .308 reloads compared to bulk/match?
You mind sharing generally what your cost per round is for 338 and what the main components of that cost are? Totally understand that you’re likely loading for accuracy > cost effectiveness (which is what I do with my 6.5 Creed as well), just curious what reloading costs are like vs factory match ammo.
@@mahbuddykeith1124 too many variables on 308. If you are trying to make the best hunting/target ammo, reloading saves quite a lot. As to bulk, I would try to find good deals on military surplus ammo. Tho, you can find 500 count boxes of 147 grain fmjbt bullets for fairly cheap, if you already have spent brass, it’s cheaper to reload.
@@stephensands3485 yes sir. Each round costs.
I use H1000 powder ¢.67
Berger 300gr open tip hybrid $1.00
Federal large magnum rifle powder ¢.10
Lapua brass $3.50
= $5.27 per round and I’ve proven it to 2200 yards.
The same bullet in lapua brass off the shelf was $6.50 per round back a few years ago, IF you could find it. Still very accurate but not as accurate in my rifle nor does not have the same muzzle velocity.
Of course, I also reuse brass so it brings the cost of shooting my 338 down to $1.77 which is quite a bit of savings.
There are cheaper options for bullets and brass but not too much, the cheapest brass I found was hornady at $3.00 per which is still good brass and ¢.50 per round savings. As to bullets, I stopped looking after I was happy with the accuracy, velocity and ballistic coefficient of the Bergers.
Off the shelf = $6.50
Virgin loads = $5.27
Reloads = $1.77
@@mahbuddykeith1124there really isn't a "savings" with reloading. You also have to count your labor hours into the mix. By the time you've gotten to dropping powder, you've got substantial time invested in case prep. I've been reloading for the last 10yrs. What you get in reloading is consistency. On plinking ammo I test the powder load every 5th cartridge. On "match" I measure everything, every time.
The grouping at 1000m was insane.
Yes!!!!
he's talking about that shot at the throat at 900, but doesn't mention those two perfect shots to the face and throat at 1000.
I'd say for magnum rifle cartridges, just start at 300yds
Henry looking like Gollum grabbing that brass the moment it ejects. My precious…
This episode contains:
comparison of ammunition cost to fast food prices
Brisk bolt cycling after perfect 1000 yard shots
And has been rated by the MPAA as *Violently American,* suitable for all (im)mature audiences.
Can we see you do the 1000yrd challenge on the texas plinking challenge? We believe in you!!!
Yes please
haha yea i've been texting brandon about it
I agree, for modern, magnum precision rifles, there's no point starting at 100yds. I would start at 300 or 400.
There is one itty bitty teeny tiny, but ever so crucial, detail about starting at 100 when on youtube: The immense entertainment value for the audience of watching a steel target getting knocked around like it was plywood.
@@andersjjensenplus it’s just keeping consistency
Also, it helps generate heat so you can prove the rifle can still shoot well at longer range even when it's no longer cool
Shooting about a 8 inch group at 1000 yard, with a hot barrel, that's really impressive
You should see the current 1000 yard F class record, 22 shots into the X ring which is only 5 inches across.
As someone who has owned a .338, I can relate to that opening statement
That was some great shooting. The rifle is great but the shooter makes all the difference. Always been a fan of this channel. These guys are professionals.
Ending with two perfect head shots at 1k is beautiful
That was amazing indeed 👍
Those Patrons of Patreon ads are brilliant. Bird watching with my M24 sniper system. Thanks for the laugh.
I handload .338 for under $1.25 round. Lapua Brass, 300 Scenar (250 Berger for my 18" barrel), Viht N570 and 215M primers.
2 FUCKING HEADSHOTS BACK TO BACK AT 1000 YARDS!! Stacked them on top of each other back to back headshots incredible shooting man.
Even at 1,000 yards, the .338 still hit with "authority".
One of my 338 loads with the same Hornady 285 gn eldm has about 2500 ft lbs of energy at 1k or like a 308 at the muzzle
With .338 he should shoot 1500m to prove/test anything. 1000m with .338 is like 200m with an M4 ..
$5/round really brought out the Asian in Henry 😂😂
Maximize value. No room to screw around with here. Don't drink water, don't eat carbs.
@@9HoleReviews why are you quoting my dad at the buffet?
Have you guys ever thought about putting a ballistics dummy out at 700+ yards? It would be interesting to see what these do at those ranges
Basic rule of thumb is the energy from a .338LM at 600 is the same plus a little more than a .308 at the muzzle.
According to a previous Desert Tech machinist, this was the only gun he would ever get from them. The team working the the SRS truly care about their system is what he said.
Those price references were priceless.
I found them rather pricey
@@andresmartinezramos7513 Get out! :P
I shot my .338 lapua out to 1800yrds at triple C before it closed and I miss that course I live in Dallas 😭 .338 I use a 300 grain bullet from S&B and it’s great against dealing with wind and even in tall grass the splash is so good I hit 1800 yards correcting my own dope and once I hit 1600 I just would hold in my scope for 1700 and 1800🎉 love this! Just found this channel! I’m gonna have to try this range some day!
where can you go in Dallas area to find a public range that long now
@@me2ontube unfortunately it doesn’t exist so my rifle just sits on my living room floor now 😭
@@nevinstorie6838 I want a 375 Chey Tac but don't know where I can shoot 1 - the only place I heard about was a 1000 yard spot
Great shooting guys! I'd really enjoy it if you did a comparison of the 300 magnums, WM, Norma, and PRC. A battle if you will. It would also be great if you could find a range that let's you go out to 2000 yds to really highlight the bigger cartridges.
Hilariously, the .300 win mag wins according to Hodgdon with 210s. The Norma and prc are loaded way longer and the win mag stays right with them at 3.34" 😂.
Run the same bullets from the same barrels loaded to the same oal, and the win mag keeps right up with them, and burns less powder than the norma. They're too ballistically similar to be all that interesting in a comparison.
@@randomidiot8142there’s no way the Norma should crush all of them 😂
This has already been done by Mark and Sam after work... at a much longer range.
Yes, I've seen Mark and Sam's video. But it would be interesting to get Henry and Josh's take on things too.
Really great video. It is nice to see Chris Kyle's favorite round validated without me personally spending $5.00 per round. You guys rock!
Holy crap that was amazing. Everyone who does a lot of shooting knows that feeling of the seriousness of shooting an expensive setup and ammo. My teenage boys are still in the stage where the loudest noises and hardest recoil impress them. I'm moving into the stage where I enjoy the process/break from the daily grind and a break from the $1-$2 trigger pulls of the 308. I'm going to shoot tomorrow and I may just bring a 16" AR and shoot 5.56. But man, that 308 is a really nice gun.
Henry, my man. The gun is only as good as the shooter. Awesome job team.
Head shot at 1000 yards !?!!! that's crazy.
And congratulation for 0 missing shot.
Desert Tech is awesome.
Would be interesting to see you guys make an appearance on an episode of 1 MOA at 1,000 yards challenge on Texas Plinking channel! Maybe not fair to other competitors but would definitely watch.
This needs to be highlighted! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I second this @9-Hole Reviews. Y'all are both in Texas, let's go! You know you can see his range from where you're at!
Think this was the most expensive run yet lol. Great work guys
Almost, the most expensive run is still the Martini Henry expending all of my ammunition valued at $10-$20 ea round
I love the quality of the shooting and discussion here. Thanks for putting out really quality content for shooters.
Nice, controlled marksmanship. Surprised at how flat those rounds got to target up to 600. Really enjoy the channel and looking forward to all the new planned content. Best wishes from across the pond.
Oh my, I soo wanted there to be camera and mic at a 1000 yards to hear the impact of that 338 hitting the steel 😃
😮Dude you can see the shock wave of the bullet as it arcs through the air!!! 😮
Huge props for pointing out that with good technique you can spot something much more powerful than modern gamer gun cartridges (in much heavier gamer rifles).
On top of technique, it's having a stable and uncompromised shooting position, which is not always available in something like PRS.
Been shooting a Savage 338LM since around 2009. She has been my favorite to work with and can just about reach anything, but the round has it's difficulties. It is always a learning curve on reloading and rifle maintenance. I still learn some little things once in a while about this round. Savage amazingly has been the best for repairs and service, they have re-barreled it and did other work at very low or no cost to me. The company has been very easy to deal with and this has kept me always coming back to them. Sadly most competitions I use to shoot aren't allowing this caliber and I've since moved to smaller rifle calibers, but I still use this rifle as my go to for private ranges where I can open her up to 1,600M. I love the long distance relationships I've made over the years with this round and will continue as long as I can still get powder :)
Just a note: I always enjoy your videos, but was wondering if you guys have considered calling out or listing the DOPE.
I use the poor man's 338LM, Savage 110 in an HS Precision stock. Thank God I reload, 285 ELD-M on top of 89.0 H1000. I felt that run in my wallet
Nice to see companies following their products 20:40
the way 338 hits at 800y with more force than a 308 at 100y
The 338 actually has a little less ft/lbs energy at 800 yards compared to a 308 at 100 yards. They are about equal with 300 LM at 700 yards to 308 at 100 yards. It still rocked the targets at all ranges though. It's a lot of mass hitting that steel.
Or a 5.56 at 5 yards
@@RARufus Kinetic energy (1/2 * mass * velocity^2) against hardened plates just splatters the bullets harder. What swings plates is momentum (mass * velocity), giving the 338 LM more of an advantage than energy predicts.
Great video.
I'm out west. We shoot out to ridiculous distances off the back deck of our ranch. One of my buddies loves them barrel burner calibers. Loves reloading for them also. Heat shift is a thing. No need to burn an awesome machine to display that to us the audience.
Finally. I've been waiting for 338 to enter the range. It feels like forever
9-hole you should do a collab with mountain,mullet,merica. Would be sick dinging target a mile away on a moutainsides
Totally agree on this spotting misses crap. Most people are just parroting PRS shooters. You only need a 24 lb 6mm to spot misses if you are free recoiling it off a rickety stage prop.
I'm glad you started with the cost of each round. Then the snarky comments with each shot is fun!
Proper heat test where you relax/relive stress in the barrel and then cryogenically treat the barrel helps to remove a lot of heat stringing issues.
Looked like you may have stacked those hits at 1000! 💪🏼👊🏼
Hi Henry and Josh.
I would love to see you guys do a .50bmg series,start at 600 and go out to 1500 (if you find a range/ property that is)
Have a DTA HTI,Barretts,Accuracy internationals etc etc.i understand it would require alot of begging and borrowing but still would be cool.
Cheers Rob
To piggyback on that, I’d honestly love to see a long range video that compares the .50 BMG to .416 Barrett. I have to give the company kido’s for taking CA’s BS about how “nobody needs a .50 BMG” and have the ingenuity to create a ballistically superior round as a result. 😂
I saw an SRS in 338 in a youtube video when I was a kid who knew nothing about guns and thought it was just the coolest thing ever. Of course at these distances with this ammo and this level of rifle it's going to perform, but I still feel that my inner child has recieved some validation with this.
"We're never going to financially recover from this" 🤣
...worth it.
Awesome video dudes. I think I've just been convinced to join patreon. Your guy's reviews, performance trials, and breakdowns have been extremely helpful. Least I can do is show a little appreciation.
Fun as always gents.
See you in the discord dude!
Shot a candex 50 and the 300win and both desert Tec platforms and for a Utah guy I love the desert tec. We’ve taken the 50 from desert tec coyote hunting. Ain’t no way we hauling any other 50
Great shooting Henry! I have bought a lot of your products. Great quality. And service.
Henry you dam near stacked those last 2 shoots at 1,000 in the top portion of the target 🤙
Righteous shots Henry.
My god this man can shoot
We are in awe.
outstanding shooting and weapon performance
Having shot a friend's 338LM. It smacks steel so hard! Watching other people miss, makes the wallet cry.
I have a gen-1 Srs with an old school us optics sn9. Absolutely love it 338 and 308 fun fun… 300g scenar w/H1000 215m
"Imagine taking that 285gr 338 Lapua to the neck."
"It would be quite painful..."
Love this channel
"Were never gonna financially recover from this" while holding brass.
The SRS is $5k without an optic 😂
Love how you can see bulet flying
My wallet weeps for you guys. I get upset when anything is $1/per rd I can't imagine $5, you better not miss! 😂
Yep, its a 6 pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon per shot.
@@manofchaitea6904 You damn Americans have no idea how good you have it. .308 in the Great White North is three bucks a pop, and it's hard to find a half sack for less than 12.
“It would be most unfortunate.” - Ha yeah…to say the least. Those impacts hit different. Keep up the good work! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Now this is some good news for Desert Tech. Slowly but surely making a name for themselves.
I would love to see the AI AXMC on the channel!
oh boy you'll be happy to find out what Josh just bought.
@@9HoleReviews I cannot wait to see an AXSR put through its paces!
Another good one guys, keep them rolling!
Bullpups just look so gawd damn slick😍
Heart, Liver. Dead eye.
Nice video.
Perfect episode. Thank you. Small typo noticed: length is 1003.3 in mm
Those two final shoots!!!
You could run the 1000yd course with with a unknown rifle and unknown dope using only quickdrop formula. I run a trg42 in 338 rebarreled to 30" myself. Appreciate the effort and the 25rnd string on the dta.
You guys should both do the Texas Plinking 1 moa 1k challenge.
You should do the Texas plinking challenge with the desert tech 338
those black hills boys must be using some mega high quality propellant. i did not see any smoke or flash coming from the muzzle at all.
I recently paid 200 bucks for 100 rounds of 45/70 period ammunition for my 1884 Springfield infantry rifle. It doesnt use modern 45/70 ammo, because the cartridge expands and you need a dowel rod to push it out down the barrel. The period ammo doesnt have this problem, it ejects just fine. By the way, I need a small loan.....
Is it a black powder rifle?
Reloading is a big $ saver with that.
I love the into music on your channel.... reminds me a bit of the GTA 4 into music. Impressive run by the way, though you gave it plenty of time to cool I think.
I've have one in 375 chey... and I love it.
Magnum capability is incredibly impressive. ~ That's what she said.....
It’s a good thing that rifle can do mutiple calibers just by changing the barrel, mag and bolt.
Pro shooting as always. Id like to requst a round with h the timber wolf, a precision rifle made by Prairie Gun Works from Manitoba Canada. It beat A.I. in the British sniper rifle showdown, but lost being adopted due to political reasons.
Yeah.. and even our Liberals went with the TRG M10 and Colt M20 .because only Colt and foreigners can get DND contracts, heaven forbid they contract a small independent builder.
That's cool that you guys got Guga, from Guga Foods to do that voice-over intro.
Another great video.
I would love to see a 9-Hole review of the Sako M10 (new Canadian sniper system) and how it compares to the AI and other systems
Finally, some magnums
I really want to see head to heads between the calibers at range
When you own a setup like that, the bullet cost is negligible compared to everything else. Very nice though
Man that round slaps. You take a throat shot at 1000. Endex.
I own an SRS and an MDR and I can say that they both function better in their full capability configurations. The "sub cal" configurations (especially the SRS magazines) work less well as they just weld a plate in the back of the mag to length. They work, but not as well as they do in 338. For me, the SRS always shoots better suppressed.
Folks that don't drink Starbucks shouldn't comment on it as they are normally wrong. An X-large(Venti) coffee at SB is about $2.85 but will vary according to area. Sbs XL coffee is about 10 to 15 more than the local chain convenience store. With the machines they have now they brew the cup when you order, it's not 2 hours old. I don't drink it at the store often but brew it at home everyday. Oh the Desert Tech ROCKS. I got to shoot one several years ago and the .300 is also no slouch
From what I've heard from different interviews with Ukrainian snipes, 338 LM is the main caliber for long range (1000m+). 308 is mostly for DMR or closer engagements. Of course it's not a rule and depends on many factors. Also, recently custom rifles from Cadex in 375 CT were issued to extend confident engagement range to ~2000m
Thanks, guys.
Headshot at 1000 is crazy!!
Dang. That Texas wind was really trying to make you waste a couple of 'top shelf' mixed drinks...
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Would b interested in seeing either a Maadi ARM or an Eddystone M1917 Enfield in the PA/Speedway course.
nice shoot
I had thought that 338 LM was big, but then I saw an article about the .373 EnAbler. With 90% of its long bullet sticking out of the case, it looked cartoonish!
I love this caliber
this is awesome timing!!! i just did the same course of fire to 1200 today with my Barrett mrad, 300 Norma. with no misses
26:51 The only time I ever laughed at Jack Black
Stacking some of those rounds at 1000!!!
Ive never clicked so fast