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WHO_TEE_WHO do how many watermelons test with 338 lapua magnum vs 50 bmg and also just like milk jugs Line the up and see which goes farther that’s my idea for future vids who tee who .
The plates for the .50 were braced better. A lot of the .338s energy was absorbed by moving the stack. You might have gotten a hundred more if the stack hadn't moved so much.
@A D Even so - the stack used for the 338 was loose enough for a lot of kinetic energy, and thus penetration, to be dissipated by the springiness of the stack.
Cool video mate. That 338 deformation is frightening to think what it would do to a person. I also have a 338 but it’s a SAKO TRG 42. Far and away my favourite rifle. Cheers from Australia 👍🏻
That wasn't ant surprise to me....I wouldn't have thought in my wildest of imagination the 338 Lapua would have went thru. more paper plates than a 50. BMG....Now I would like to see the 338 Lapua Vs. 338 Win. Mag.
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Thanks adam. Id be curious to see these two again, but against ceramic tiles. Id imagine the 50 would still be the victor, but i wonder how they would stack up against each other.
There was a video where the 300 blackout out penetrated the 338 lapua in 1" pine boards...totally funny! The tiny 300 blackout went through all the boards, but the high velocity 338 lapua only went part way...
I had my 12 gauge out today, shooting slugs, and buckshot. I've got a red strawberry on my shoulder(no shirt on). LOL I know it doesn't compare to these 2 bohemians, but I too enjoy shooting powerful firearms. Man... I gotta buy me a big bore rifle. I'm thinking about saving up for a .50 Beowulf AR, or maybe just an upper for mine. I need a DRT bear cartridge. Brenneke slugs will probably do just fine, but I want MORE!!!! lol Great video, my friend.
I guess what it comes down to is, do you want the deer to die a quick death with the 338 magnum or do you want to blow the deer in half with the 50 )) I guess either way there's meat in the freezer !
You should make a chart on poster board of the plates penetrated and list bullet type, caliber and weight. It would be remarkably interesting to see them all so easily compared in one place at the same time! 👍😉
As a comparison, I would think it would be interesting to tape the entire stack of paper plates tightly together. I understand you are doing it to break it up into more manageable chunks to make it easier to find the bullets and count the plates, but I think you are losing a ton of ballistic energy at the junctions. I'd bet a shiny nickel that if they were all taped tightly together, you would get markedly different results. Just a suggestion :-) Love the videos! Keep up the good work! (and FYI, I have the IDENTICAL set up to your 338 and you are right, it is AWESOME!)
You need to redue the 50 with taped paper plates as well or you can reshoot the 338 without any tape on plates it keeps them too much together and acts like armor
Thanks for these great videos WTW! Been watchin' em for a while, but for some reason wasn't subbed til now! Keep it up! The comparisons are especially awesome. :)
WTW have you ever shot a 5 gal. bucket of soaked oats or rice? It is a riot. We have done it with 7mm Mag & 12 gauge slug when we were young & silly. I shot a bucket of used donought grease with an old Mauser. Nasty mess. But crazy.
Some of the 50 bmg fmj are steel core which against soft targets are the same as Armor piercing as the core doesn't deform and will go much further. Wish they made .338 lapua Armor Piercing :-)))
Makes me wonder if it's physically possible for a person to hold and fire a 50bmg, what's the limit we can get to caliber wise via inventing/engineering ie recoil reduction, weight, portability and so on. To me we are barely scratching the surface of what's possible with firearms. Like I always say, those who say it can't be done are the ones who never will.
I would of liked to see how many more plates the 338 would of went through if it had a steel core too. You should try and do a part 2 to the test and shoot the 50 at the paper plates with an all lead core round?
Either way you slice it out. Both of those high powered rifles rocked the plate stack. I'd say that both rounds are bad Jamma lammas. That huge chunk of lead! Wow!
i think you shou should re try the 338 but under same conditions.put a solid back stop & don't tape the plates together so tight see what happens. might not be different but at least it's uncontested..
Not sure if you've done this or if you even shoot bows. It would be interesting to see practice arrows vs broad heads. Just an idea. Good videos by the way. Love your channel
OF COURSE the steel core bullet will penetrate much further than the soft lead bullet. As stated in other comments, the plates were not equally braced and stabilized. This was not a very good comparison. A solid .338 copper match bullet would have been a much better comparison, if the plates were also equally stabilized.
I would trust the .338 Lapua in most Operator scenario's, and most certainly the BMG in any scenario. Especially in long range competition's. That .338 Lapua round reminds of the 2 ounce slug the Seismic makes. The recovery of that is amazing too. Cool video WTW as always and informative.👍🔫
I have both 338 and 50. The 338 is a savage 110ba. Man that thing has sweet trigger. My 50 is the bushmaster ba. The 338 is no match for the 50bmg but it is nothing to sneeze at.
I noticed you used full metal jackets for both rounds, lets compare the 7mm Rem. Mag. with a full metal jacket and see which one is better the 7mm or the 338 mag. I have a feeling the 7mm will come out on top. Thanks!
Can you do some meat tests? that would be cool but its kinda a paul harrel thing but it would still be cool just buy like a pork butt or something they're pretty cheap-I do live in Iowa though so its probably a lot cheaper here because we grow all the pigs here lol
I have looked at getting some meat before. Was really expensive. I do have a video shooting a 450 bushmaster at a cow tongue though. Link here th-cam.com/video/IaVypCwWS9E/w-d-xo.html
The .50 had a solid steel core and had its jacket removed while the .338 was pure lead and much softer which led to much less penetratrion so it wasn't a fair test
Did the tape around the plates cause the energy to be absorbed in a different way than free standing plates? And I would agree that the rounds were not comparable, steel core vs lead. But it was cool none the less!
Had you used Monolithic bullets in the .338 LM ammo, it would have gone farther. It looks like you used a standard Cup, and Core Jacketed Bullet. Try this again, with some solid copper Bullets, and see what a difference they will make. Barne's, and Lehigh Defense make them, as components, and loaded ammo. The 50BMG will have a Steel Core, even if it's not A.P. So the Jacket will peel off, but the core will continue.
50bmg is anti Armor round while 338 lapua is long distance straight hitter. You can't compare both in same category. Being twice the size of lapua the 50bmg packs more punch with bullet weight but will it's on larger size to carry. Question is what mission requirements. ☝️😎
I think that the bullet would have gone through more plates if it hadn’t been able to push the stack back. Maybe an unmovable back stop would help. The stack for the BMG didn’t move, allowing the bullet to penetrate more plates.
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Mate, I think that comparing these 2 rifles is a bit over board, in all fairness the 338 lapua magnum wasn't a solid bullet as one gentleman said below, the 50BMG was a solid bullet, different bullets different job, so in fact it wasn't a real test of each rifle ability, I know you fellows love your guns, but please be a little bit more practical, if the 338 Lapua had the same bullet type as the 50BMG it might have been a better result, as our friend said below, the 338 Lapua magnum test with the paper plates were not clamped tight as the 50BMG, so on this alone it wasn't a fair comparison of each type of Bullet. To make the comparison of the different type projectile, it would be far better to judge each projectile on its own merit, work out what job each will be used for,cost of projectiles, then compare them on amount of destruction or penetration it can do, for value , then work out the cost of efficiency. Then I think you will get a better result. regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
Alright! So you have answered the question for the first video idea I had I just hadn't got this far down on your TH-cam page yet! I think I still would like to know if you had a small budget and you could only have one all purpose rifle that would put food on your table, be good for self defense, and the ammo doesn't break the bank what would it be besides the 22 lr? Thinking about things that would happen on a ranch or any decent amount of property. I know you love the 450 bushmaster and the 4570 but I'm sure those rounds have to be on the expensive side! I think boxes of 3030 are still around 15 or 16 bucks. It would just be cool to know what you think with your experience even if you don't make a video about it.
@@WHOTEEWHO ok cool! I'm sorry if I'm being a bother because I really dont mean to be! Thanks for the info! One last thing for the moment though! Do you have a 10 gauge or access to one? Some 10 gauge videos would really be cool and I know there are a lot of paper plates and milk jugs just waiting to be vaporized! Have a good rest of your night!
When shooting the lapua brace the plates so the plates don't take the energy and fall off the table ! The 50 had a brace in the front and the back Lock the plates in like you did for the 50 i think you could go through approx 1,300 plates Thank you
Yeah I agree with people said earlier, let’s get apple to apple. The lead round of 338 has much lesser penetration than Steel core. I would believe that 338 with steel core would go lot better than that, though 50 BMG will beaten it anyways..
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WHO_TEE_WHO do how many watermelons test with 338 lapua magnum vs 50 bmg and also just like milk jugs Line the up and see which goes farther that’s my idea for future vids who tee who .
WHO_TEE_WHO also but at least 5 to 10 water melons 🍉
Hey try the Socom M1A 16
Not trying to be whatever, but the reason why the 338 didn't penetrated has many is because you used FMJ compared to the steel core from the 50
How fps .50 bmg,???
To be fair the 50bmg is an anti-material round, the 338 is designed for soft targets, it was never meant to punch through armour.
The plates for the .50 were braced better. A lot of the .338s energy was absorbed by moving the stack. You might have gotten a hundred more if the stack hadn't moved so much.
Books?
Came to the comment section to post just that :)
@A D Even so - the stack used for the 338 was loose enough for a lot of kinetic energy, and thus penetration, to be dissipated by the springiness of the stack.
Also the 50 was a steel core while the 338 was lead
Cool testing as who knew the .50 BMG would double up on distance in the paper plates....Good stuff.....
hard to beat the 50!
4:40 That, "Wow!" gets me every time. He sounds like Wario 😂
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Cool video mate. That 338 deformation is frightening to think what it would do to a person. I also have a 338 but it’s a SAKO TRG 42. Far and away my favourite rifle. Cheers from Australia 👍🏻
.338 Lapua vs Barrett 416? Now THAT would be a really fun video!
Great video as always. I love watching the energy transfer into the stack of paper plates.
Thanks for watching Dallas!
Better than cable tv, thanks WTW!!!
thanks 6.5!
I've never seen a rifle recoil like that 338 Lapua and not only that the energy it seemed to release in those paper plates was crazy!👍
Love the 338
Great video !good comparison, I love that beautiful 338 you have there, awesome!
Plates were supported better for the 50bmg. Most of the energy was lost when the plates pushed back for the 338 lapua
You should compare .38 special with .22 lr
good idea
Anytime you can bring out the big guns to play is a good day👍👍
I knew this was gonna be a really fun video.
That wasn't ant surprise to me....I wouldn't have thought in my wildest of imagination the 338 Lapua would have went thru. more paper plates than a 50. BMG....Now I would like to see the 338 Lapua Vs. 338 Win. Mag.
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If you braced the plates for the 338 the same and used a solid copper round or steel to equal the 50 it would be a more accurate test
you get more trutful score if the bullets would be same, like both soft or both hard.
And both need to have a solid backstop.
RE-Test 😎
Buddy just a personal request. Since the Barrett 50 BMG is the official Tennessee gun. Whenever you get to shoot that gun again toast us up by having an RC cola and a moon pie. God bless you for them fun videos I love so much. Much appreciated man thank you!
Hey love the videos I watch every one you make but since the 50 bmg has a steel core it might be a better comparison to shoot a solid copper 338 round
Or the Fort Scott Munitions .338 Lapua 250gr solid brass TUI round.
So this is pretty much a test to see how much wood they can penetrate, only it is a lot easier to retrieve the slug.
Yup!
That was AWESOME! They both too expensive for me! Thanks for another great video Brother! Stay Safe and GOD Bless!🙏🇺🇸
Both too expensive for me too!
Those bullets make you look like a children carrying a 300 rem ultra mag to a 6.5 creedmoor the bullets are no jokes!!
Big bullets!!!
How does the 338 and the 50 B M G compare as far as recoil and muzzle blast gos
WHOTEE, as a loyal, subscribed fan, if it helps in counting, a typical modern scale can measure a sheet of paper accurately.
Thank you for the entertainment you provide, especially since it involves ballistics
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Looking forward to getting my 338 lapua magnum soon. It ain't cheap I'm getting a ruger precision rifle. But you can definitely spend way more.
Morn brother glad to see another paper plate video. I seen the 50 BMG video
Love these tests, thanks
Thanks adam.
Id be curious to see these two again, but against ceramic tiles. Id imagine the 50 would still be the victor, but i wonder how they would stack up against each other.
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There was a video where the 300 blackout out penetrated the 338 lapua in 1" pine boards...totally funny! The tiny 300 blackout went through all the boards, but the high velocity 338 lapua only went part way...
Yup. Speed deforms the round and stops it sooner
I had my 12 gauge out today, shooting slugs, and buckshot. I've got a red strawberry on my shoulder(no shirt on). LOL I know it doesn't compare to these 2 bohemians, but I too enjoy shooting powerful firearms. Man... I gotta buy me a big bore rifle. I'm thinking about saving up for a .50 Beowulf AR, or maybe just an upper for mine. I need a DRT bear cartridge. Brenneke slugs will probably do just fine, but I want MORE!!!! lol Great video, my friend.
Big is always fun! Only problem is the ammo is very expensive
That 338 is no joke. A heck of a round.
I guess what it comes down to is, do you want the deer to die a quick death with the 338 magnum or do you want to blow the deer in half with the 50 )) I guess either way there's meat in the freezer !
Good to see you still doing the 'original' Who_tee_who stuff 👍👍👍
👍👍 thanks for watching Jeff 💥💥💥
You have THE best toys!! The 50 looked pristine!!
Gotta love the 50!
@@WHOTEEWHO is the 50 bullet all steel? The Lapua lead bullet was so mangled!
You should make a chart on poster board of the plates penetrated and list bullet type, caliber and weight. It would be remarkably interesting to see them all so easily compared in one place at the same time! 👍😉
Dope idea! You should of patent that shit and sold him the idea 😂 talk about making a quick big buck
@@isaiahrojas7782 ummm…..have you watched much gun content on TH-cam? 🤔🧐
You should have used a non-expanding full metal jacket armor piercing .338. You did for the .50, so you were comparing apples and oranges.
50 was not armor piercing. Cant just go into the store and buy that for the 338
@@WHOTEEWHO then get a fmj 50bmg non steel core and shoot it
@@bigsean2473 all 50 bmg fmj are mild steel Core bullets!!!
As a comparison, I would think it would be interesting to tape the entire stack of paper plates tightly together. I understand you are doing it to break it up into more manageable chunks to make it easier to find the bullets and count the plates, but I think you are losing a ton of ballistic energy at the junctions. I'd bet a shiny nickel that if they were all taped tightly together, you would get markedly different results. Just a suggestion :-) Love the videos! Keep up the good work! (and FYI, I have the IDENTICAL set up to your 338 and you are right, it is AWESOME!)
It's been awhile since I have seen your videos. They're still awesome.
Thanks Daniel! Tons of new vids out!
You need to redue the 50 with taped paper plates as well or you can reshoot the 338 without any tape on plates it keeps them too much together and acts like armor
Thanks for these great videos WTW! Been watchin' em for a while, but for some reason wasn't subbed til now!
Keep it up! The comparisons are especially awesome. :)
Appreciate you watching Reff!
WTW have you ever shot a 5 gal. bucket of soaked oats or rice? It is a riot. We have done it with 7mm Mag & 12 gauge slug when we were young & silly. I shot a bucket of used donought grease with an old Mauser. Nasty mess. But crazy.
Some of the 50 bmg fmj are steel core which against soft targets are the same as Armor piercing as the core doesn't deform and will go much further. Wish they made .338 lapua Armor Piercing :-)))
It's been a while since the last paper plate video! Great video!
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Compare 338 Lapua with 338 rem mag and 338 rem ultra mag. 250 grain Nosler partition. Might be interesting.
That mother buckle, now we are talking major fun .
Bigtime fun!
I love your channel man!
Thanks for watching!!!
Do you have a video of the 338 win mag versus the 338 lupula magnum?
Makes me wonder if it's physically possible for a person to hold and fire a 50bmg, what's the limit we can get to caliber wise via inventing/engineering ie recoil reduction, weight, portability and so on. To me we are barely scratching the surface of what's possible with firearms. Like I always say, those who say it can't be done are the ones who never will.
338 should have been a steel military round. The expanding round shed lots of energy pushing a larger frontal area.
I would of liked to see how many more plates the 338 would of went through if it had a steel core too.
You should try and do a part 2 to the test and shoot the 50 at the paper plates with an all lead core round?
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You need to redo the test on the 338 lapua. The books wasn't anchored down like the 50bmg test
Either way you slice it out. Both of those high powered rifles rocked the plate stack. I'd say that both rounds are bad Jamma lammas. That huge chunk of lead! Wow!
Big ol bullets!
What I'd like to see....
I own a weatherby 338 -378. Don't confuse it with the 30-378.
I'd like to see a paper plate comparison to the 338 lapua.
Never heard of that one. I bet ammo is expensive!
I love your video you are so awesome
i think you shou should re try the 338 but under same conditions.put a solid back stop & don't tape the plates together so tight see what happens. might not be different but at least it's uncontested..
Love your channel. You should have both expanding bullets or both fmj. Not a fair test for the 338
Yeah. Just using what I have. Incredibly expensive rifles and ammo
great video. I would like to see you shoot 6.5 Creedmoor and 308 through the paper plates.
My boy, this was a really fun video, you weren't lyin!
Not sure if you've done this or if you even shoot bows.
It would be interesting to see practice arrows vs broad heads.
Just an idea.
Good videos by the way.
Love your channel
Did this video with the plates with a bow and crossbow already
@@WHOTEEWHO Cool cool. I'll look for it. 👍👍
was your 338 steal core like the .50 cal? if not it is not a fair comparison! I saw a pine board test and they were almost equal in penetration.
do you think the 338 lapua plates had a backstop as the 50bmg the 338 would have gone a little further?
OF COURSE the steel core bullet will penetrate much further than the soft lead bullet. As stated in other comments, the plates were not equally braced and stabilized. This was not a very good comparison. A solid .338 copper match bullet would have been a much better comparison, if the plates were also equally stabilized.
I would trust the .338 Lapua in most Operator scenario's, and most certainly the BMG in any scenario. Especially in long range competition's. That .338 Lapua round reminds of the 2 ounce slug the Seismic makes. The recovery of that is amazing too. Cool video WTW as always and informative.👍🔫
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Both of them rifles are awesome and great shooters!! Thanks!!
Sitting in Miami drying out from rain, smoking a segar, catching up to the man and his paper plates. Cool rifle!@#$. Thanks, Who!
Thanks for watching Peter!
50 Teräs luoti. 338 pehmeä lyijyluoti. 338 on Teräs luotina!
Awesome and very fun video!
Thanks Joe!
You should do a Mil-Surp Monday
Mosin Nagant, SKS, M1, and Such
And maybe a Black Powder Series Too
Love the content
You got a New Sub brother
Good idea! Just got in some black powder pistols I need to work on some videos for. Thanks for subscribing!
You didn't tell us the titles of the books
In Tennessee books are for shooting, not reading. This includes titles.
I have both 338 and 50. The 338 is a savage 110ba. Man that thing has sweet trigger. My 50 is the bushmaster ba. The 338 is no match for the 50bmg but it is nothing to sneeze at.
I noticed you used full metal jackets for both rounds, lets compare the 7mm Rem. Mag. with a full metal jacket and see which one is better the 7mm or the 338 mag. I have a feeling the 7mm will come out on top. Thanks!
WOW thought the 338 would have gone further then that!!!!
I thought so too!
Can you do some meat tests? that would be cool but its kinda a paul harrel thing but it would still be cool
just buy like a pork butt or something they're pretty cheap-I do live in Iowa though so its probably a lot cheaper here because we grow all the pigs here lol
I say lol too much lol
Id LOVE to see 17 vs 22 mag on meat
I have looked at getting some meat before. Was really expensive. I do have a video shooting a 450 bushmaster at a cow tongue though. Link here th-cam.com/video/IaVypCwWS9E/w-d-xo.html
A expanding bullet verses steel core. Steel wins every time
But expanding dose more internal damage.
@@commandergelatoalighieri it's a penetrating test.
@@briangabriel4165 yes I know I'm fusg saying if your going for damage then the expanding wins.
The .50 had a solid steel core and had its jacket removed while the .338 was pure lead and much softer which led to much less penetratrion so it wasn't a fair test
That's why you thought the 50 BMG looked smaller and it was from the copper jacket being torn off
Did the tape around the plates cause the energy to be absorbed in a different way than free standing plates? And I would agree that the rounds were not comparable, steel core vs lead. But it was cool none the less!
how about trying a 3006 180 g, 7mm mag 175g, and then the 338 LM into the paper plates
Also I'd like to see comparison between...
FN 5.7x28 and 22 Mag. And if ya knowing anyone who has a 22 hornet throw that into the test.
Had you used Monolithic bullets in the .338 LM ammo, it would have gone farther. It looks like you used a standard Cup, and Core Jacketed Bullet. Try this again, with some solid copper Bullets, and see what a difference they will make. Barne's, and Lehigh Defense make them, as components, and loaded ammo. The 50BMG will have a Steel Core, even if it's not A.P. So the Jacket will peel off, but the core will continue.
Nope. 338 ammo is super expensive
1,900 paper plates ??? BMG = Big MotherF...ing Gun !
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The .338 flies through Air better but not Objects...
Yup! You are right about that!
I never thought the .338 Lapua Magnum would look like a small cartridge. I guess .50bmg will have that effect!
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Wow utube searching and heard a who did hey. So cute!!
Huh?
You should of shot the .50 bmg right then because the plates looked a little different and they were placed different.
Can you do a leader board at the range, with all the caliber and plates they went through for a reference in each video 😁
50bmg is anti Armor round while 338 lapua is long distance straight hitter. You can't compare both in same category. Being twice the size of lapua the 50bmg packs more punch with bullet weight but will it's on larger size to carry. Question is what mission requirements. ☝️😎
If you locked the plates down like the 50 plates the 338 would have went further
I think that the bullet would have gone through more plates if it hadn’t been able to push the stack back. Maybe an unmovable back stop would help. The stack for the BMG didn’t move, allowing the bullet to penetrate more plates.
Both will kill a man a mile away!
I don`t know what dry ice costs but ill recommend it to anyone and everyone to shoot it at least once and see how amazing it looks, it explodes into a big ball of white vapour, the bigger the block you have the bigger the gun should be
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Mate, I think that comparing these 2 rifles is a bit over board, in all fairness the 338 lapua magnum wasn't a solid bullet as one gentleman said below, the 50BMG was a solid bullet, different bullets different job, so in fact it wasn't a real test of each rifle ability, I know you fellows love your guns, but please be a little bit more practical, if the 338 Lapua had the same bullet type as the 50BMG it might have been a better result, as our friend said below, the 338 Lapua magnum test with the paper plates were not clamped tight as the 50BMG, so on this alone it wasn't a fair comparison of each type of Bullet. To make the comparison of the different type projectile, it would be far better to judge each projectile on its own merit, work out what job each will be used for,cost of projectiles, then compare them on amount of destruction or penetration it can do, for value , then work out the cost of efficiency.
Then I think you will get a better result. regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.
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Good test video! Im sure you have seen the Hi Point yeet canon!
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who should shoot a .50 API or tracers into a stack of plates just to see what would happen
Good idea
@@WHOTEEWHO NOW DO IT lol
Alright! So you have answered the question for the first video idea I had I just hadn't got this far down on your TH-cam page yet! I think I still would like to know if you had a small budget and you could only have one all purpose rifle that would put food on your table, be good for self defense, and the ammo doesn't break the bank what would it be besides the 22 lr? Thinking about things that would happen on a ranch or any decent amount of property. I know you love the 450 bushmaster and the 4570 but I'm sure those rounds have to be on the expensive side! I think boxes of 3030 are still around 15 or 16 bucks. It would just be cool to know what you think with your experience even if you don't make a video about it.
Would be the 308 if I cant pick 22lr. 223 a very close 2nd
The edit bar wouldn't let me say love your bushmaster instead of live! Sorry!
So even if you had to get out in thick brush like you have around there? Wouldn't they tumble and veer off?
@@bruceborneman you said I could only have 1. I am broke....make my decision based on ammo cost. Pretty rare to take a shot through brush anyways
@@WHOTEEWHO ok cool! I'm sorry if I'm being a bother because I really dont mean to be! Thanks for the info! One last thing for the moment though! Do you have a 10 gauge or access to one? Some 10 gauge videos would really be cool and I know there are a lot of paper plates and milk jugs just waiting to be vaporized! Have a good rest of your night!
When shooting the lapua brace the plates so the plates don't take the energy and fall off the table !
The 50 had a brace in the front and the back
Lock the plates in like you did for the 50 i think you could go through approx 1,300 plates
Thank you
Yeah I agree with people said earlier, let’s get apple to apple. The lead round of 338 has much lesser penetration than Steel core. I would believe that 338 with steel core would go lot better than that, though 50 BMG will beaten it anyways..
I would say "How many paper plates would you like to go through today ?" and ask the 50 BMG politely.
How about do it again, comparable bullets and with the same backing to keep the plates in place.
Hey wtw, great video can you try 1in. Patio blocks or ceramic tiles, or both 👍