FINALLY! A "common man" challenge shoot! Thanks Tom and Joey!

Thank you Tom & Joey!! Great shooting fun with the 22's! My buddy & I do something similar at 50 yards. He has his super accurate Remington 504 & I have my LH Browning T-Bolt. We shoot for lunch. Typically, I end up buying lunch, he is an excellent shot. We take the shooting & safety seriously, but we don't take ourselves too seriously. It is all in great fun. Thanks again & all the best in 2024.

Great video Tom! I am retired and grew up around guns all my life and my father had close friends who were around giants in the gun industry and it formed an impression in my younger years and had stayed with me! 60+ years as a hunter reloader and collector but have found things are more enjoyable when shared with close friends and family just like you have with Joey!

Nice to see Joey again. Happy and more importantly healthy new year to us all.

Tom ..about 10 months ago now I decided I wanted to learn everything there is to know about firearms .. from gunsmithing to reloading .. now I have always been a gun guy and worked for tx dept. criminal justice for years and had some state training (which to be honest I learned absolutely nothing from lol ..its embarrassing how bad and how little firearms training corrections officers receive) anyway I was injured at work in 2013 and am disabled now so I have time on my hands... so now I live,eat,breathe firearms ..I spent probably 10 hours a day (broken up of course) researching and learning and putting that knowledge into practice ..reloading,refinishing,building etc .. joined a rifle and pistol club/shooting range ...I drank the Kool-Aid and went down the rabbit hole for sure lol (as I was looking for some way to stay active and busy) ...to be honest the people you tend to find who also have a passion for firearms are some of the most good and honest people you can meet ...anyway where I was going with this is I do not have any family or friends who are into reloading ...watching your videos and learning from you is what got me started ..I had no idea what to buy or how to use the various tools etc ..people often forget to someone who has never even seen reloading dies it can be very confusing .. your videos have helped me so much and just wanted to say thank you and keep up the good work

Yall better stick with the "lets shoot a 8 inch piece of steel at 25yards" club, and then just tell everybody how accurate it was, they do it all the time on YT

Good on you guys for getting out and having some fun. That's what it's all about.

Finally someone using the everyday hunting rifle

Happy New Year Tom and Joey, loved the out takes 🤣

Happy New Year Tom & Joey. Love yalls channel..

Always enjoy seeing Joey on the channel

Enjoyed watching ! I will be getting some folks together for this challenge , looks like a fun way to get in some practice !

Merry Christmas to you and Joey! Note to self, sight in my .22. Best Wishes from Montana! M.H.

This could be a LOT of fun if one actually had a rifle that was zero'd. Fully expected the Ruger to be inaccurate because their triggers are horrible, but not the Remington. Was not expecting that. Most people would zero the rifle before starting the challenge and then use the crosshair bullseye on the challenge target for final 3 shot zero. Would like to see ya do that again. I'm sending this video to Cumberland Outdoors and see if he will take a change. He has 22's that will really shoot accurately. Next time I recommend CCI MiniMags at 1235fps. Very accurate.

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It really depends on your rifle. My Marlin loves mini mags, but the pair of US 44s like solid lead federal.

It doesn’t get much better on day like that thanks for sharing

Have a wonderful New Year to you and your family Tom. God bless you ALL. ✌️😎👍

Love!!! The video! Thank you!

Ruger rules !!! New Brunswick Canada 🇨🇦

Awesome and hilarious ending 👏😂

I have a JC Higgins single shot 22 with a tasco 3x9x32 tack driver at 50 yards it doesn't seem to matter what ammo you choose it works

Lol tom I love it ,,with that I would just close my eyes hold on the center of the tree and not call my shot till after impact

Very painful to watch you guys are seasoned professionals finish sighting your guns in. We wanna rematch.

That looks like a lot of fun

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

lol The dog stole the show.

I need to try that. Your camera, paper, or both were moving more than the diameter of a green dot - which is about the size of a squirrel's eye. Not bad to dot a squirrel eye at 50 yards with run of the mill ammo.👍👍🎯 I think the better practice would be to fire your group at the sighter and make any adjustments afterward. I generally sight my 22's in at 50, so I would hope my zero was unchanged.

Going to give this a try, thanks for putting this video up. Going to use a Lakefield mk11 with 4 x Simmons.

Looks like fun!

Happy New Year

We used to have some matches like that with just hunting guns and it was a lot of fun.

Its tougher than it looks!!

Fun...

Im copying your tree and trying this in the new year. Ill have to use my nephews savage mk2 3x9x40 nikon prostaff. Its zero is 10 yards and im hitting popcans at 100 yards. I might have to rezero for this challenge. This looks like alot of fun

We’ve all been sick in southeastern NC

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I have a 254 new England single shot can you tell me about it

Where u been. To long for a video! Lol. Hope u r doing well