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@chriswimberly8060

Жыл бұрын

. 243 is sufficient but .270 is even more so. Whatever you feel more comfortable with is what's best for you.

@raymondparks4734

Жыл бұрын

I like both.

@gearhead682010

Жыл бұрын

Both great calibers and two absolutely beautiful Walnut stocked Weatherby rifles 😍 I can’t find any faults whatsoever with either caliber honestly. To me they’re both flat shooters and way more than capable of 200+ yard shots without any difficulties. Great video as usual and definitely keep ‘em coming WTW👍

@jamesdupuis8066

Жыл бұрын

I actually like both rounds

@JohnThreeTwelve

Жыл бұрын

Love the .270. I'd like to request this same test between the .220 Swift and the 25-06. 😎

I am a 30 cal guy all the way. But I can’t deny that the 270 is way ahead of its time. One of the absolute best hunting cartridges ever made.

@gmanthedsftw2672

Жыл бұрын

what 30 cal is your favorite

@nmelkhunter1

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanjacobs4258 Too light for elk? I’ve killed a couple of cow elk with a 270 shooting 150 partitions and watched my cousin kill two bulls with the same rifle shooting the same load. One of the bulls was quartering away at about 250 yards and the 150 partition destroyed his lungs. The bull walked about 30 yards and collapsed.

@blakesmith2594

Жыл бұрын

I love 30 cal to but 243 is a very good round to shoot bc u have such a wide range of gr bullet u can find one for anything in North America

@nmelkhunter1

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanjacobs4258 Ok…

@billylee2312

Жыл бұрын

I love a 30 cal also but a monster 1 in 5 years deer may break 150lbs most around 110lbs.

Would really like to see the 130 for the 270 and the 100 grain for the 243. That 80 grain is a varmint load. Really suprised it went as far as it did. Great rounds though. I really like the 87 v-max in 243. Very accurate.

@oliash92

Жыл бұрын

i use the same 87 vmax great round

@sgtmajtrapp3391

Жыл бұрын

When I use these a 130 .270 and 100 grain .243 is what I use and concur with the statement comparing these two calibers and bullet weights.

@thesheepman220

Жыл бұрын

I also like the 87 grn Berger hunting round in the 243 win

@hondarider2067

Жыл бұрын

@@thesheepman220 seems like the 85's and 87's run well in a 1/9 ish twist. I have some of the Berger too but have not loaded them yet. 85 Interbond have shot well for me also. Kinda pricey though.

@jakefaulkner6014

Жыл бұрын

I use 95 grain hornedy ballistic tips

I have rifles chambered in both calibers and I have taken deer and hog no problem with both rifles. I shoot 130 grain out of my .270 and 100 grain out of my .243. Both great guns and will get the job done. Can't go wrong either way.

@darrylcook2845

Жыл бұрын

Same here 270-130g my 243-100g both Remington cor-loc ammo.seems most of the time with 243 deer drop immediately.with my 270 deer most of time run about 20 to 30 yds.This is with me shooting the deer 50yds out to 250yds.same drop/run situations that I see every time.I believe the 243 delivers more shock upon impact of the bullet.all shot behind shoulder. Have you seen these same results with your rifles. Just curious

@johnmundy8939

Жыл бұрын

@@darrylcook2845 I typically keep my shots within 150 yards with my 243. However with my 270 I try and stay within 300 yards. But with that said, almost everything I have taken with my 243 drops instantly with a shot placed right behind the shoulder. My 270 has dropped a lot of animals with the same shot placement as well, but even at closer ranges, I have noticed that more of them tend to run a little. My 243 is a pre 64 Winchester model 70, so I don't really take it out much anymore. I have been seriously considering buying a new rifle chambered in 243. Probably a Savage. That way I don't have to worry about damaging my model 70. It was my first deer rifle, and was given to me for my 7th birthday by someone who has since passed away.

I believe the .243 is an excellent cartridge for varmints up to medium sized game, deer, hogs, etc. For game larger than that elk, moose, black bear I would go with the .270. Nice demonstration WTW!

.243 was the first true rifle I ever fired and then owned. I own more rifles today, but the .243 will always be my go-to rifle when hunting. Unless you are hunting Grizzly, you don't need much more than this to humanely put down your game. But for the larger bore hunters, Nothing wrong with the .270 or larger. Just harder to train the youth when they start flinching. Stick with what you know, don't tell anyone one is better than the other. The only thing that matters at the end of the day is a well-placed shot will Always bring home the game.

Team .270, 140 grain Sierra Gamechangers work wonders on deer

My favorite is the 270

75 plate difference! Not bad at all. My dad has shot many Canadian moose with his ruger m77 243 with his favorite 100gr power point - never more than 2 shots fired. Shot placement is all that matters.

@Red-vn4xq

8 ай бұрын

That power point bullet ain't no joke. My favorite also in all Calibers, 243 thru 3006 . Aim small,miss small, that's All.

.243 gets the job done as does the .270 on deer sized game. You decide what you are comfortable with and that's the best round for you the shooter.

I have both of them but when you need a plow 270 all the way

I'd still love to see. 270 vs 25-06 ballistics are vary similar.

Ya need to use 100 gr in the 243 you get more penetration especially for deer hunting !

I know of a couple of dozen deer and hogs that seem to believe the .243 was more than adequate. They all spent time in my freezers before arriving on my table.

I got a Winchester model 70 in 270 that was made in 1968 from my uncle that passed away two years ago and all the ammo I could find for it was Winchester copper impact 130 grain and monarch 150 grain and it shoots both brands really good never owned a 243 so I can't say to much about the 243 except my uncle killed an elk with his 243 at 230 yards just to prove a point to his brother that shot placement is a key factor in taking game

I absolutely loved my Savage Axis II in .243.

I like it when you pull out those Weatherby’s. Classic style! Both great calibers.

.270 is the Carolina blammer, the big buck slammer! In the valley, on a hill, one shot one kill!!! Brad

Greatly appreciate video of the 270 !! My go to for 5 Decades!!!! You've made my day thanks so much!!

The .270 150 grain is the largest bullet for that caliber. A more fair comparison would be a 100 grain bullet from the .243. I believe the 80 grain bullet is more of a varmint round designed to explode on impact. The 150 grain from the .270 is a big game hunting round designed to retain mass and expand with a large wound channel. I have both calibers and either one is perfect medicine for the whitetail deer that I hunt.

Love my .243! It has low recoil, turns whitetail lungs to jelly, and ammo is available everywhere (if you forget yours). I lend mine out to youth hunters (with adult supervision) in Michigan's youth hunt. As a friend said when I got the .243. "That's a womans gun, I wish I had one". I've never seen a deer go 20 yards with a lung shot.

I prefer the.243 in 100 grain, but the .270 is a great cartridge.

243 isn’t what I would call a deep penetrator.. it flys fast and “ flat “ and creates a massive hydraulic shock.. is it better than a .270? Sometimes and sometimes not.. there isn’t any perfect caliber for all situations. I love my .243 but wouldn’t take it on a moose hunt.. love the content WtW 👍

I have a 243 and a 270wsm. I prefer the 243 because it's way cheaper to shoot and it doesn't have near as much recoil. Also, it's a youth model, so it's nice and compact

@andreawhalen4142

Жыл бұрын

I like the 300 savage the best of all my hunting rounds but it's gettin expensive to shoot much. I've got 140gr hand loads to average 3000fps out of my model 99 and still not a ton of recoil and thats pushin a 300 savage.

Both are Great calibers..... Just shows .....Shot placement with the smaller calibers will get the job done just as good. Thanks

I use both. .and like both.

6.5 Grendel versus 6.5 Creedmoor in the paper plates

Thanks to the hardest working man on guntube! I'm not surprised at the result, as the 270 was a heavy-for-caliber big game bullet, and the .243 was a medium weight varmint and predator boo-lot.

I use a 270, 130 gr. ballistic tip for deer hunting in the south for the past 35 years, never lost a deer and the longest distance from the point of impact was 20 yards, awesome gun and round

I’ve owned both 243 & 270 and they will both kill deer. I now hunt with 30 06,308 and 260 Remington which also all kill deer. There are many calibers that are good deer hunting choices,it’s just a matter of preference. Thanks for the video wtw 👍👍

@erockoutdoors633

Жыл бұрын

🦌👍🇺🇲

@myrtlelittle4130

Жыл бұрын

243 and 270 are both necked-down versions of older proven 30cal cartridges. Loads and bullet weights can vary.

@twp616

Жыл бұрын

I own hunting rifles .243 Win, .250 Savage, .257 Roberts, 25-06, 6.5x55, .270 Win, .280 Rem, 30-30, .300 Savage, .308 Win and 30-06. They all work equally well in taking Deer and Antelope. Yes, some shoot flatter. But they all work well. Have taken many antelope at ranges of 300 yrs with the .250 Savage with a 100 grain bullet at 2900 fps.

@YellowHammer26

Жыл бұрын

@@twp616 that’s a lot of good calibers , how do you like the 6.5 x 55. My .260 Remington is deadly on whitetails.

Hootey A much better comparison would have been the 130 in 270 and 100 grained in the 243. Those are the much more popular weights for deer hunting. Another thing I would like to see you do would be some of your penetration tests with some of the premium hunting loads using Nosler, and Barnes as well as some of the other high end bullets. Keep up the good work Buddy

The last rifle I recently bought was a Benelli 270 LUPO Bolt-Action. I really like it. Very unique design.

I use the 308 WCF, 270 WCF and the 243 WCF calibers exclusively. I am proud to see the little 243 hold its own against its older brother.

Took my first deer with a .243 when I was 11.

I’d like to see you compare 6.5 Creedmoor vs 7mm-08 on paper plates

I have owned both at one time or another and taken many deer with both but I ended up getting rid of my .270 because as I age I don’t enjoy recoil. I actually got rid of my .243 and got a 7mm08 which also what my wife hunts with, no more having to carry 2 different cartridges and I always have my 30-30 for back up

Two of Winchesters finest. Love them both. 243 is outstanding for coyotes on down. 270 is good for coyotes on up!

@danielmoore8538

Жыл бұрын

As someone said,the 270 makes a better coyote rifle than the 243 does a deer rifle

The 243 is very versatile. You can load up 55 or 60 grain bullets at 3,900 FPS easily for varmints and ground squirrels. 85-87 grain billets doing about 34-3,500 FPS is more than capable of taking deer/pigs.

270 is my got too!!! I was shooting 300 smw it's over kill so I went down to 270 and been there every since. I thought about 243 but I'm heavy on 270 now so there's my thoughts.

Me and my son and two grandsons all went to the deerwoods last year we each one took a deer one with a 243 two with a 270 and one with a 30-06 either of those rifles is enough for a deer

Personally I like both of them, but a 25-06 my favorite! Thanks for the video. Very interesting! Good job

I generally stop with antelope with the .243. I love the round and the Ruger 77 that's chambered for it. I've used it on mule deer. But even though they're only slightly larger, it doesn't seem to stop them as fast as I would like. So I use an 06 or 7mm on larger than antelope.

Heck yeah 👍 just finished my first long distance target rifle in .243 I don't think it will fare good against a .270 but I guess I'll see in 30 minutes

@bobbylee7801

Жыл бұрын

270 +30 plates

Have hunted with both prefer the bigger bullet if blood trail is needed Sometimes you don't get your ideal shot And bullets sometimes take unusual turns when hitting bone have hunted with many calibers over the years like the 6.5 Grendel now fun little round to shoot

2 of my favorite hunting rounds.. love them both.. like I love my 350 legend, 25-06, 30-30 and my 30-06.... lol. 👍🏻

Both are awesome,243 is more fun if you're shooting alot of rounds at a time

Right now you’ve sorted that out 😃 and I love my .243w Let’s get onto a real comparison .270w v 6.8 western Both .277 calibers 👍

130 grain and 135 grain boat tail is probably best projectiles to shoot out of .270....

That was a interesting result between them 2 considering the difference’s in there ballistics,and calibers,I’ll just say both are excellent and both are my favorites among many on my list of my preferred

@myrtlelittle4130

Жыл бұрын

They are both necked-down versions of older 30cal cartridges.

@allanmingee9870

Жыл бұрын

@@myrtlelittle4130 yup,the 30-06 for the 270 and 308 for the 243👍🏻

@allanmingee9870

Жыл бұрын

@@myrtlelittle4130 and the parent case’s for the 30-06 is the .30-03 Springfield,308 is .300 savage👍🏻

I hunted with both and taken deer with them. I I always go back to my 308 Winchester. Good video thanks.

When i was young. I placed a Quarter On the top surface of sand, Shot a 45 into the quarter, It buried the quarter pretty deep into the sand Without penetrating. It imprinted The head side graphic of the quarter into the Bullet like a fingerprint. Turned the quarter into an umbrella shape. I still have the bullet and the quarter. You should try this. Im sure you will have the same Souvenir when you're done. 👍

Couple of years ago I went back and forth over .270 or .308 I choose .308 for ammo availability and price of ammo.

@DinoNucci

Жыл бұрын

Correct

@zxej6879

Жыл бұрын

Where I buy ammo the price for .270 and .308 is the same. Availability varies from week to week. What is odd, is how 6.5 Creedmoor or .350 Legend will be available when .270 and .308 are not. And vice versa. So when I go out shooting with the grandkids and friends. I never know what I will be able to take.

@DinoNucci

Жыл бұрын

@@zxej6879 because as much hype as 6.5 has been thrown down our throats, WAY more people own 308 and 270

@zxej6879

Жыл бұрын

@@DinoNucci Which 6.5? The Creedmoor has 62kpsi vs 55kpsi of the Swede. The 6.5 PRC is a magnum, and shoots very nice. The trend of the new cartridges is for hunting in areas with human encroachment on animal habitats. Think the 350 Legend and the 450 Bushmaster. Or a faster twist and longer bullets to get better physics out of a cartridge. And are typically short and fat. While I do have a semi-auto .308. Most of my rifles are bolt action. I don't shoot my old military surplus rifles any more (no ammo). But mini-action, short-action, and long action are the same to me. As for carrying a distance, the strap matters to me. I like my bullpup rifle and shotgun for going through the brush. But getting back to the ammo. While the suppliers may have their preferences. But ammo will go through supply chain strategies from the MBA crowd. That will have just a few cartridges at a volume price. And everything else will become a boutique cartridge. With really bad prices and availability. And the hoarding will drive profitability for the MBA crowd. So we need to take our time between shots. And not waste ammo.

@DinoNucci

Жыл бұрын

@@zxej6879 which 6.5? Creedmoor bruh. Anything else is boutique, availability wise. Just shoot 308 and relax.

A 100 grain bullet should have been used for that .243 with this comparison in all fairness … that 80 grainer is a varmint load that has extreme eruption characteristics not intended for deep penetration. A good Nosler Partition 100 grain bullet loaded for that .243 Winchester takes care of business on big muscly whitetail bucks no problem 😉

Thanks for the video bud but you should’ve done 130 grain with the 270.

When you are young, recoil doesn’t effect you. The older you get the more you will love the 243.

@myrtlelittle4130

Жыл бұрын

RIGHT! I am an old person, (Too damn old) and I shoot my 45-70 often just so I can really enjoy the lighter calibers.

243 Remington 700 ADL and Remington 700 30 ought 6 and I don't have a 270 so it'd be one of those two. But I kind of like to 243 my only drawback on a 243. It doesn't have anything over a hundred grain in the lead which I don't know what they do now or not. Just very well since I've been hunting but I have hunted deer with both of them

I have and love them both! I have hunted from prairie dogs to elk with both of them.

I find it humorous that anyone would ask for this particular matchup! That being said, the grain difference is substantial. Most .270 barrels use a 1:10 twist-rate, which limits bullets weighing more than 150-grains. Accuracy is significantly reduced with higher grain numbers, as is muzzle velocity. There are cartridges in 90 to 100 grains with mid 3k mv, not to mention that the twist rate would have stabilized better/quicker and would have dug a little deeper into the plates, for the 270, closely matching the 243 90 you were using for this trial, but regardless, the 270 would win, without trouble. I have studied the calibers when looking for my go-to rifle. While I shot a 270 a few times, I never purchased one. 30-30, 308, 30-06..... These are my favorites for big game animals. I have a Rosi JR for when my son was little and an old Western Auto (Savage A-Bolt), both in 243 for turkey and small game. (One of my PB was a 480 yard kill shot on a coyote, iron sights with the Western!) Still, I enjoy your videos immensely! Show me a 338 v 300! LOL!

I use both calibers. Love them both. The only reason I use the 270 more is because it’s a Weatherby Vanguard and is a little more accurate than my 243 Remington 770 at longer distance. But both always get the deer, coyotes or what I’m after.

Adam try this one time. What I've done to test penetration and expansion is to take an old cooler (either an old igloo or a Styrofoam) about a 36 quart size. I pack it as tight as I can with news paper, then fill it with water. Let it sit overnight. Then put it at 100 yards and hit it. When you check it you can actually see the energy transfer and increasing expansion through it. Put something behind just in case the boolot makes it through. I've used this method to test my 180 gr. Barnes TSX's that I load for Elk.

I have had both. Took my first 2 deer with my F-I-L's R721 in .270W. I have killed more deer with .243 than any other caliber. Both are great. I'd pick the .270 for hunting game larger than whitetail, but here in LA, the .243 most often gets the nod.

Yay!!! Love those bing bangs! Great job! Still waiting for that 257 weatherby with 100 ttsx ammo test!😂😂

I’d really like to see the 270 Win, 130 gr round for deer go up against the 243 Win , 100 gr round for deer. I don’t doubt that the 270 would still win but, besides being a more equal representation of each round, I believe that the bullet construction would be much more comparable. Varmint rounds aren’t built like rounds for bigger game. Many moons ago I had a 243 and my wife had a 270. My eldest child had a 30-06. There weren’t many critters in New Mexico that would need other rounds. A 243 is legal for elk here but you better put the right bullet in the right spot within the right range if you want to kill one. Heck, my dad killed his elk in 110-120 yards with a lever action Marlin 336 in 35 Remington. It’s all about hunting, not sniping!

Had a 243 since i started hunting, was my first rifle and have always used a 80gr round. Have shot red deer out to 350 meters stil sits them on the deck. I do have other rifles but its still my go to, Especially with availability and affordability here in new zealand.

I have both calibers and have never thought about them being in the same class. I like both but for different uses. The 243 is great up to deer sized game and the 270 can handle bigger animals like elk at reasonable ranges. These tests are interesting for sure.

Owned and killed deer in Fla. with both. Prefer the .270, more decisive killer, and almost always an exit wound. I like heavy for caliber bullets, 150 gr. Power Point works great. I’d use Partitions or Barnes copper for elk or moose. Or my .45/70 😁👍.

I have never shot a 270 so I don't know what to think, I have shot 5 deer with a 243 and haven't ever had to track one more than 40 yards, I shot 1 deer with a 30-06 and tracked it more than 1/2 a mile. I use a 243 now and love it. I just got a 6.5 Grendel upper for my AR-15, I'm going to see how well it works next season.

I love them both. 270 was my first rifle.

.270 is my favorite. I have taken numerous deer and hogs and has Never let me down. Mainly because that’s the hunting rifle I have!

Out of those two I would choose the 270. But when I use to hunt and growing up my preferred rifle of choice was a marlin 30-30 lever action. I have taken whitetails all over Texas from 50 vrds all the way out to 300 yards with no problems and most were head shots. You can't eat them racks so I try and save as much meat as I possibly could by making head shots. I hunted for food not trophies.

I’ve taken many hogs with a .243, my hunting buddy uses a .270 and while hunting together we’ve never lost a hog. Both calibers do just fine if the shooter does his part.

Another great video that displays the difficulty of calculating penetration. A more appropriate comparison Adam would be the American Standard .270 vs the Government Sig Standard.277 shot at 100 yards ie. 91.4 meters. Approximate conversion: Meter = 1.1 yards. Both bullets should be non-expanding FMJ (SD = (bullet weight in grains/7000) / bullet diameter^2) for this test because in hunting bullets we would need the terminal diameter of extracted bullets in a two-part test. TSD = (recovered-bullet weight in grains/7000) / recovered-bullet diameter^2) Who-Dee-Who knew hunting would rely on physics and mathematics (lol) Sorry Adam, I was a Science Major back in the '70s whose professors at the Cow College were WW2-German Scientists, for what it is worth I'll be going with the AR15 6.5 Grendel unless BCA puts the AR10 in .308 or 6.5 on sale like it was last March...

I’m surprised you didn’t use a 100 grain .243 cartridge. I wonder if it would have gone through more paper plates…

Enjoyed the test but I would use the two most common rounds used by these calibers to hunt which is 130g 270 and 100g 243. I think the results would be a lot closer with that scenario. Keep the videos coming brotha!

Because I’m a 45/70 type of person I prefer the 270 over the 243 but from your test I still I still prefer the 270 because it didn’t disintegrate like the 243 did. So there’s hopefully less waste of the animal when you’re cutting out the bullet damage.

@3gunshooter60

Жыл бұрын

80g bullet in 243 is a varmint bullet, not intended to hold together like you would want in deer size game.

@WayStedYou

Жыл бұрын

Well if you look on the box, he used thin walled varmint 80 grain 243.

@dr.froghopper6711

Жыл бұрын

Interesting point: at 35 yards, a 243, 85 gr soft point punched a hole clean through a 3/8” AR-550 plate. Looked like a paper punch. Velocity!

@Airon79

Жыл бұрын

That's what I have been wondering : how do you handle either the lead dust or like some rounds unburnt gun powder ? Maybe washing the cavity or just cutting around wound cavity ? Although some wound cavities are huge due to bullets breaking apart . Although I do see in videos the FMJ'D and bonded bullets do hold together the best .

@3gunshooter60

Жыл бұрын

@@Airon79 if your using proper hunting bullets on game you won't have an issue with lead dust in the meat. Hunting bullets are built to retain weight and expand evenly. Varmint bullets on the other hand are designed to come apart to have maximum shock in predators and/or Varmints. The 80 grain bullet he used with the 243 was a Varmint bullet. Deer hunting with a 243, I personally wouldn't use anything under 100 grains.

All things being equal between 243 and 270, I’ll take the 30-06 every time.

@DinoNucci

Жыл бұрын

Wrong.

@cjberan

Жыл бұрын

3006 is more versatile 270 has it in speed though slightly

@AustinfromNashville

Жыл бұрын

I've never walked more than 30 yards for a kill with my .243. I have however walked quite a bit aways after a 30-06 shot but still recovered my buck. While the energy from muzzle is higher in the 30-06, I just prefer a lighter faster bullet hitting that spot that's just right. For example-Winchester Ballistic silvertips in 30-06 come in at 150 grain compared to the same brand of ammo in .243 @ 55 grai. This particular 30-06 load travels @ 2900fps compared to the same ammo in .243 @ 3900fps. The muzzle energy for the .243 in this load is only 172 ft lbs less. Not bad for a much smaller bullet and ammo all around.

I've shot both calibers but I've never hunted with either. My dad's hunted Mule deer, Black bear and Moose with a .243 and taken all 3 successfully with it. I know guys that have take everything from Whitetail to Elk and Moose with both the .243 and .270.

7:22 if you look on the back of the box the 80 grain you used is thin walled varmint round.

I'm on the .270 bandwagon. Sweet looking weatherbys!

Definitely a fan boy of wood and blue steel can't go wrong there them some beautiful looking rifles 👀 💖 WHO TEE WHO 👍

Interesting. Great video! Two of my favorites, and those Weatherbys are awesome!

I live in Australia so don't have huge game so the 243 is a great all rounder , flat shooting easy recoil. But if hunting scub bulls or buffalo you'd want the 270 or something even bigger . It's comes down to the right tool for the job . Both rounds are awesome and of course good to own both if you can 😁

This is great!!! Ive been waiting for you to bring back the good old paper plates! Thats damn near your trademark. No one else does this and idk why the results are always amazing. I really dont know what id pick i guess it depends on the GR weight your using in the .243 because both these have some serious boogie on em! Its gonna be super close and should be a great video. Thank you WTW🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

my first hunting rifle was a 243 and i took many deer and antelope with it. i loved the way it shot even at longer distance. so i guess im a little more partial but my dad just got his first 270 a couple years ago after being a big 30 cal and 6.5 swede guy his whole life. he swears up and down its the best hunting rifle hes ever owned. gun is a winchester 70 superlight.

Two popular calibers that been around for many years. Both have a big following and have proven their usefulness many times over. Good shooting and gods speed to the WTW FAMILY AND FANS. 🎥💯👍🙏🏻

Yes you are the hardest working KZread gunman around! And you're always dealing with the things that I just love! Your scope from small to large bore semi-automatics to bolt action lever action you name it! I want to tell you I've had fun watching every one of your videos just like you said I would! For as much hard work as you do it's a good thing that you're a millionaire! Or you should be?

@WHOTEEWHO

Жыл бұрын

I am not a millionaire. Not even close. I pretty much live paycheck to paycheck

@WHOTEEWHO

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you watching Mark

Awesome video once again... I tend to lean to the 243, I love that round!

The .270 is always my choice, would've liked to see a 130 grain boo-lott. Those dinky 80 grain .243's aren't really comparable to those 150s'(light vs heavy for caliber). Excellent video dude!

Love them all but 270 is what i grew up with

I went through that same argument (270 vs 243) with myself many rears ago. After much testing to assure a clean kill I decided: All of my game hunting rifles are now .308. For other purposes I use 45-70 and 22lr. I don't use or buy a lot of varied calibers. Powder loads and bullet weights can be varied to suit any desired performance.

random observation: the compression of the paper plate stack on impact is pretty interesting, pretty cool

Both are good whitetail and speed goat rounds

I have both, killed antelope deer and elk with both. Prefer 270 for elk, either for deer and antelope. 243 tends to damage more meat, fragments, just like your test.

OK FIRST EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT VIDEO!! I like heavy bullets yet in one of your videos you shot through AR500 armor and used many different cartridges! The ONLY TWO that went through it were the 50BMG and the 243!! I'll take the rounds you used in the 243 and keep that!! Lol.

Love the video thxs whoo tee whooI missed the premiere. Nice rifles… thxs agian

270 is a great all around hunting round.

@WHOTEEWHO

Жыл бұрын

🦌🦌🦌

Enjoyed the video as always

Who know Who-Tee-Who that you could serve hot lead on paper plates. Lol

I love your content and how you still stay humble even with your success on KZread

@WHOTEEWHO

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate you watching Alex. I'm just a regular ol dude

It's commit sense a heavy bullet goes deeper .a super fast bullet quick to fall apart.