Hey Bobcat that was very interesting and I was pulling for the 308 bought I know that the 22-250 was moving down the range fast and like they say speed kills . My friend you have some very nice bolt action rifles and you keep it interesting thanks a bunch till next time see ya

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Robert, Thanks. I appreciate you viewing and you kind words. I am fortunate to have some fairly nice bolt action gun, not particularly expensive, but more of entry level guns. Those little bullets are really fast, but it seems for this video weight wins out over speed. But even the heavy bullets were moving right on. Thanks again and take care.

Great video, Dad! Kids and I love to watch you're stuff. Miss you

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hon, I appreciate you and kids checking out the videos. Please tell everyone there in FL that we love them. We miss see all of you also. Thanks again! Love, Dad.

Good shooting out there! I thought that 30-06 would make it through for sure...not this time though. It's pretty amazing the amount of different there is between fmj and hp bullets.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

TOFD G. Thanks. I agree, I thought for sure the .30-06 would plow right thru. I did shoot the Wolf .308 145 Gr FMJ, don't know what its fps is, but it did not do any better than the HP/Soft Point bullets. I still have a few pieces of concrete left, hope to hit it with some .30-06 FMJ and see what happens. Thanks again and take care.

Thanks BCF, great demo Thanks for posting. 👏👏👏 👋👋👋 🇦🇺

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Pilot, Thank You. And take care.

I'll bet those fmj 30-06 that you used in the other videos would go through all of it. Thanks and take care!

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Jason, Thanks. You know, I was wondering about that same thing. I think I still have some of that ammo and enough concrete blocks to give that a try. Thanks again, I appreciate you. Take care.

The 22-250 is such a sweetheart round and delivers good performance. Always a favorite of mine. Good presentation and ty for posting.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

fls360, Thanks You. I appreciate your viewing and commenting. I agree the .22-250 is a great round and it is moving on! Thanks again and take care.

@fls360

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobcatforever3485 the 22-250 is the only caliber that I have shot where you see impact before recoil. Yep, she is a speedy round that has stood the test of time. I use it on coyotes to white tail and has never let me down.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

@@fls360 Thanks for sharing. I am not a hunter, but I can the .22-250 really doing the job.

@awesome-iz6xb

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobcatforever3485 Grew up Southern Appalachia and hunted before school and lived off the land. Hunting was a necessity for the family. Yeah, I guess you could call me Hill Billy but I rather be called Hank. 😂

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

@@awesome-iz6xb Sounds like you grew up well and responsible to be out hunting before school. I grew up on a dairy farm milking cows and doing chores before school, don't expect I smelled all that well at school. Also did a some trapping for muskrats in the morning, but not with much success. Thanks.

TY again Bobcat. Love your videos ❤🇺🇸👍

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Tony, Thanks Again. Thanks for viewing and for commenting. Hope you have a great week. Stay safe.

I've watched all your videos and just now noticed the bobcat xing sign.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

David, Thanks Much for viewing and commenting. My oldest granddaughter got that sign for me a while back. She also buys 2A things for me off and on. Thanks for noticing it. Thanks again and take care.

Good job showing how bullets react to different materials than just ballistic jell. Also projectile type, size and fps all play a role. Take care

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Scott Hillbilly, Thanks. I appreciate you comments and the insight you bring. It is interesting that some of those high speed but light weight bullets can't beat the slower big old bullets. Thanks again and hope you have a great week. Stay safe.

Another interesting video Bobcat! Keep 'em coming! ( I find it very interesting to see the damage different calibers and ammo types can inflict on different material.)

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

pekolucky, Thanks for viewing and for your comment. I was just a bit surprised that the FMJ rounds did not do more damage. Thanks again and take care.

@bobcatforever3485

Жыл бұрын

@messenger ministries Well! You may well be correct in what you have said. But I happen to own a Crudmore, but I don't own a 243 or a 25-06 so I am stuck with the CrudMore. Until I get a 243 or 25-06 I will likely still shoot the CrudMore every now and then. Thanks for sharing your comment. Take care.

Love your videos! Keep posting! God bless!

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Luke, Thanks So Very Much. I appreciate your kind words. Lord bless you also and stay safe.

yessss great sending Bobcat !!!! enjoy the day .

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Mrsmel269, Thanks! You have a great day as well. Stays safe.

I expected 3006 will go little more (available caliber in our country 😉) since it is a soft point bullet ...it does its job as it has to be mushroomed. In many other channels they show that the 6.5 creedmoor wins 3006 🤣🤣 Since 6.5 is a non available caliber in our country ...I was little shocked .. Now it's proved 6.5 cannot reach the heights 🤐 Again thanks for the crispy & informative video dear UNCLE.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Ajay, Thanks again. I appreciate your comments. With the ammo I shot the other day the calculated energy was a fair amount higher for the .30-06 at 2830 FPE vs the 6.5 at 2072 FPE. Not sure if this test was detailed enough to show the real difference between the two gun. Thanks again and hope you have a great week. Take care.

Great info yea hope Ammo comes back to “”Normal””or what were used to.This really Sucks for us Hobby Sport Shooters.🙏

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

No Pro, As always, thanks for viewing and commenting. It makes a person wonder if normal will ever come again. Hope you have a good week, and stay safe.

I'll take this opportunity to make the first comment!

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

Pat, I appreciate your viewing and commenting. Indeed you are a #1. Take care.

Would like to see this with a 243 and a 270

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

IrnMaiden304, I agree. I don't have either of those, but also wonder what they would do to the concrete. Thanks again.

@IrnMaiden304

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobcatforever3485 No problem, you came up recently on suggestions ... I subbed after watching the 10/22 video. That 22-250 dumped that energy quite quickly compared to the .223, never experienced that round before but damn did it leave a bigger impact / hole in that block. Thought for sure the 30-06 would have gone through being the grain weight you used.

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

@@IrnMaiden304 Thanks for subbing, I appreciate your doing that. I am a very small channel but just enjoy shooting. I thought for sure that the .30-06 FMJ's would blow thru all the blocks. None the less, I was impressed with all the holes in the first blocks. Thanks again!

@IrnMaiden304

3 жыл бұрын

@@bobcatforever3485 Thanks for the content, I appreciate you doing it 👍. The 22-250 and the 6.5 creedmoor impressed me the most on the first block hits

@bobcatforever3485

3 жыл бұрын

@@IrnMaiden304 I agree and the .22-250 is only like a 50 Gr bullet, but does it hit hard. I may be a bit of wimp, but I feel that in my shoulder as well. Thanks again.