i took my 50BMG out a few weeks ago and shot hogs lined up at a trail of corn. using Hornady 750 grain A-Max load it went through 9 hogs with only the jacket recovered from the 9th. the core completely disintegrated by the 7th and 8th hogs. that bullet is just a bigger version of the A-Tip.

@oldrabidus2230

2 жыл бұрын

Things scaled up or down don’t always act the same. Sectional density, and the bond of metal on a molecular level changes relative to the outside forces acting upon it.

Watching that bullet trace gets me excited. Great shot.

Great video, lighting and all! Bullet performance results are in the proof! Some people are just never satisfied, it is what it is. Thanks gunwerks.

Awesome seeing the bullet trail through the Camera 💪 I love my 6.5cm

Great review and great way to test them out. Can’t wait to see elk with the 300prc and the atips 😬

Great shot with a rifle I have fallen in love with!

@r.thomaswilson555

2 жыл бұрын

What is you favorite load for Whitetail? I’m using 143ELD-X

Looked pretty dang good to me!

Great shot! He's going down. ... He's going down. ... He's going down. ... He's going down. ... He's going down. ... He's going down. ... there, he's down.

Would be interesting to get some more field data of these in use at closer ranges. Shot a Fallow deer with a 135gn 6.5mm a-tip out of a 6.5 swede at 220M. Certainly devastating, but not enough bullet left to penetrate deeply. Lots of lead and jacket pieces littering a fist sized wound channel. Was a chest shot almost front on, so a lack of penetration turned out to be a really good thing.

I started reloading to save money... now it’s costing me more money lol

@angusyoung1215

4 жыл бұрын

if that aint the truth

@justinpeck3667

4 жыл бұрын

It always does, it's a trap

@ruststar

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it does but you are shooting way more too

@jesusisalive3227

3 жыл бұрын

Better ammo though!

Great vid!!! I second the gel test!!!

This is by far the best way to test a bullet!!! Any other test, such as ballistic gel, is only a minimal comparison, compared to the actual results that you guys just analyzed. I tell y’all, the more I read comments on here, the more I’m seeing that there are a lot of hunters who are just ignorant about ballistics and hunting or they are jealous of successful hunters that are capable of exacting a great shot past a hundred yards or so , it amazes me!! Please Gunwerks, keep up the great testing that y’all do. U guys always put out informative videos.

@rhubarbpie2027

4 жыл бұрын

If there is an option to first test a product without risking a less than ideal outcome (especially when harvesting game), that is preferable to wounding an animal and losing your quarry. Edit: case in point, the FBI uses gel and barrier tests to verify effectiveness of handgun ammunition, it's better to see if something works in a controlled environment first, as opposed to playing a guessing game when the "rubber meets the road" or bullet meets the target.

@wvlongshooter3912

4 жыл бұрын

Rhubarb Pie Here’s how I see it. Comparing ballistic gel to game is not a good comparison. No hair, skin or bones in ballistic gel. No substance like blood in ballistic gel, hence, a mammal is 90 percent water. The fbi can’t legally try out bullets on people, that could end up in murder. Now, we talk about ethical hunting. No matter ones method of taking game, it’s alive and in one manner or another we kill it. It may die quick or the animal may die slowly. At the end of the day it’s just a animal. I’m not going to sugar coat it, I don’t give a dam how it dies, period!!!!!

@rhubarbpie2027

4 жыл бұрын

@@wvlongshooter3912 I suppose that's the difference between the average hunter and ethical sportsman/woman.

@wvlongshooter3912

4 жыл бұрын

Rhubarb Pie Right. There’s nothing ethical about taking a life, animal or not. You can tell yourself your way is ethical but at the end of the day it’s not. Animal is alive and one way or another it’s dead. I don’t claim to be ethical and you can kiss my unethical ass!!!!

@londontasker217

2 жыл бұрын

Right? So many damn fudd hunters.

Didn’t even consider them for hunting. Maybe now I will. Looked like it performed perfectly.

I use the ELDx in my 6.5cm and they turn insides to mush. Great round and laser accurate

@ericb.4358

4 жыл бұрын

I'm getting consistent 1/2 MOA with Hornady 6.5 PRC ELD-X from my Browning X-Bolt Pro. Great bullets. Great cartridge for western hunting.

Bullet testing on Antelope, WOW what a test.

Very well-placed shot! I've started working up loads in 6.5 PRC with Gunwerks brass. Excellent round for long range target and should be great for hunting medium sized game. (Holding onto my Gunwerks 6.5PRC brass like it's gold)

@ntaylor1829

3 жыл бұрын

Did GW give you load data - powder/primer in particular? I just ordered the 6.5 PRC Clymr. I suggested that they include a box of ammo - haha. My gun won't be ready for a few months, but I'm going to put an order in for ammo/brass asap.

@qedsteve

3 жыл бұрын

@@ntaylor1829 No - they won't give any load data. I went to the Hodgdon site and worked up loads using Satterlee's "ladder" method with a chronograph. Saves a LOT of $ that way. The only brass you can find seems to be Hornady. ADG and GW sell out the very day it hits the market.

Nice shot, good looking animal, looking forward to hunting those in a few years.

The interesting thing is to see what if any differences there are between the Hornady and the Alco bullets.

Good shooting and great bullet performance! Thanks for the report.

Give us a ballistics gel test to see it after recovery. Curious to see if the jacket buckles and gives it expansion.

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely more testing needed, but this test shows promise!

@wvlongshooter3912

4 жыл бұрын

Gunwerks agree!!

I’d like to try some of these bullets to reload in a couple calibers I’ve got. I use Nosler Ballistic tips all my life.

I was gonna say your shot was a little high then you said a little under 700 yards and I was like NVM great shot😅. Subscribed. 😁

Love the design of the A-Tip but too much for my blood. I’ll keep my ELD-X and SST

What ranch in Northern New Mexico was that?

i am currently shooting the browning x blot max long range chambered in 6.5 prc it is a 26" barrel with a 1-7 twist. I have been looking for some load data on the Hornady 135gr Atip for the 6.5 prc. could you point me in the right direction please.

THANK YOU for this test. I'll load some up for my 6.5 PRC Browning X-Bolt Pro and see how they work on Nevada mulies.

@randyross2168

4 жыл бұрын

im shooting the browning x bolt max long range in 6.5 prc. do you have any load data for a Hornady 135gr a tip in 6.5 prc?

@ericb.4358

4 жыл бұрын

@@randyross2168 Randy, I have Redding Precision 3 die set on order. I use them for my 6.5 Creedmoor loads but can't try 6.5 PRC loads until I get them, which should be early next week. And I'll only be loading 143 gr. and up because my rifle has a 1:7 twist which likes heavier bullets. I imagine your rifle also has 1:7 twist as well. If you load 135 gr. A-Tip bullets post here with your results and load specifics or at least the type of powder and primer. Personally I would go for the 153 grain A-Tip with your long range rifle.

nice video, I think I found my bullet for my 6.5PRC, in South Africa we wait so long for one's license, see forward to the load development! can you show us how the rifle group on 100m?

Awesome, my 7mm stw likes that bullet in 166gr Atip with a hot load of H1000. I shot some 7828 behind it this weekend im pretty sure it grouped well too, 🤔 or was it the 4831sc....i can't remember

What I would like to know is if it stayed together or fell apart like Berger VLD hunting bullets. I think before I use it hunting I would do a balistic gel test.

@landoncmichaels

4 жыл бұрын

We really hoped to recover the bullet. Didn't work out that way, unfortunately. The nature of the large exit hole leads me to believe it held together for the most part. Bergers that fragment rarely exit in my experience.

@bryonjmordhorst

4 жыл бұрын

@@landoncmichaels thanks for the reply. Yes a hole like that should mean it stayed together. I just like to know for sure because I am just mentally built that way. And from what I have heard pronghorn are a less tough than the animals I hunt/wish to hunt

@jaunleroux1613

4 жыл бұрын

Ballistic test is not enough. Here in Africa the anatomy is different. From many angels you have to go thru thick shoulder bone and the Sierra Game king, Berger hunting bullets just don’t make it. Where the Barnes, Hornady GMX and Nosler accubond and partition does it every time. The Nosler Ballistic tip is ok on smaller dear and easy to load. The pro hunters here says they had bad experiences with ELD -x with Eland an Gemsbok but on smaller game it is nice and very accurate. Barnes triple shock if it works for ur rifle is the best. I don’t know if you have Woodleigh’s and Swift A frame available in US? That is also very acceptable.

Nice Shot! I Have not seen any basic loading data from Hornady on shooting a PRC with the 135 grain A-tip, only the 153 A-tip. All barrels shoot different for sure, I Was just curious if you may have a base line load development in shooting the 135 grain. Many people have started a hunt on base load development on what works in this new bad boy 6.5 or for that matter, what atleast worked in your rifle if you felt comfortable sharing it. If not I understand that as well. All in all very well made bullet for multi-use but better BC out to distance then their predecessor's. I am impressed

@randyross2168

4 жыл бұрын

I am currently shooting the same rifle as you and am seeking the same info. I was wondering if you have found any answers?

@murdock_2494

4 жыл бұрын

@@randyross2168 The only reloading data I have found is from Hornady's website. I haven't tried any of their data yet. But my rifle does like the 143 grain ELD-X Persicion Hunter (.54 MOA) more then the ELD Match 147 grain. (.86 MOA)

@murdock_2494

4 жыл бұрын

@@randyross2168 I am close to reloading this rifle. If I find anything I will let you know.

@randyross2168

4 жыл бұрын

@@murdock_2494 I bought a box of 143 eldx to kinda break in the brand new rifle. The rifle out of the box with box ammo shot sub moa. I loaded up 50 143 eldx with IMR7828 @54.0gr. these shot very comparable. my buddy and I also loaded 50 of the 143 eldx with some RL25 not sure on the exact soup with that but I think I was getting fatigue and my grouping went to shit. I really need to get a chronograph so I can figure out the bullet speed more exact. I am very new to reloading just trying to pick it up as a hobby.

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

We really like Retumbo for this round! Start low and work up watching for a node and pressure signs.

Just ordered a GW 6.5 PRC Clymr but with the Leupold 5-25 scope (which scope to go with was a tough decision). When your spotter says "690 3.4" I get that the 690 is yards. What is the 3.4. Is that moa drop? Didn't look too windy. Thanks!

@Gunwerks

2 жыл бұрын

That was bullet drop. He was shooting a MIL scope. We mostly shoot MOA, which would typically be a larger value at that range.

I've used the old Amax and now the EldM out of my 7 mag. running 2950 and the are lights out on deer.

Good quality fim of the bullet impact. Can you share some details on what equipment used to film that?

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Thomas! The bullet impact footage was taken through a Swarovski ATX spotting scope with 65mm objective. Filmed with a Samsung Galaxy S8+ fitted with a @phoneskope adapter. Nothing terribly specialized, but it does the trick!

@THLR

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gunwerks thanks for that, I have been looking at that very product to fit my Zeiss spotter. A lot of the time I need to restrict myself to the Canon superzoom cameras (due speed/robustness), but I just don't get the image quality with those lenses. Hope business is thriving, see you later!

Have you done anything with the 153 grain A-Tips? I’m strongly considering trying these for my 6.5 PRC but I’d really like to see how they perform on game first.

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

Only a little testing with the 153s. Only the 135s were available when we did this hunt. They should be money in the PRC. Let us know how it goes!

@johnnynesper8196

4 жыл бұрын

Gunwerks thanks for the reply I’ll let you know as soon as I can find some and get them reloaded 👍

Any update ? I have read multiple reports both in favor and not in favor of this as a killing bullet.

Nice...

Awesome video, looks like a ton of penetration. I really want to know if the tip came off

I’d like to see the wound exits and entrance without the skin. I’d like to try them on a hog out of my 300 win mag.

@dustinlumos5947

3 жыл бұрын

if you look carefully you can see the exit cavity and it looks fist sized.

Whats the can on front of the barrel? Its not a suppressor is it?

@sav300

4 жыл бұрын

kooking with love sure is.

IMO, one of the best tests in North America are feral pigs. If it works on a 200+ pound boar, then it should work just fine on everything else.

I have the 110 Gr A-tip 6mm loaded for my 6 creed for tomorrows opener in Colorado.

@henryaguero2935

3 жыл бұрын

How did it perform? Just curious 🤔...ty

@gsp2west

3 жыл бұрын

@@henryaguero2935 They are deadly. Three antelope, one shot each. One in Colorado and two in Wyoming. From 150 to 325 yards.

How far did he really run from the fence before dropping?

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

About 30 yards. Watch the recovery. You can see the fence in the background.

Nice buck. Would luv to hunt them...

I seen the bullet trail.

Why not conduct a gel test first?

@rhubarbpie2027

4 жыл бұрын

Seems like a better choice than gambling and not cleanly taking game.

@jperkey7089

4 жыл бұрын

Not as fun

@rhubarbpie2027

4 жыл бұрын

@@jperkey7089 when taking life, fun should not be at the top of the priority list. Ethics should rule the day there.

@jperkey7089

4 жыл бұрын

@@rhubarbpie2027 fuck u liberal!

@rhubarbpie2027

4 жыл бұрын

@@jperkey7089 what an unintelligent copout of a retort. You're just as bad as "liberals" that call anyone they disagree with a nazi. I hunt, fish, shoot, and concealed carry. Just because I use my brain more than you doesn't make me a "liberal" you fudd.

That's really cool. My guess is inside 100 yds the bullet comes apart. I think you can get away with that stuff on deer sized game and smaller at those farther distances, but that is a match bullet not designed to hold up on high velocity (close range under 200-300 yds) impacts on big game like elk

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed on the coming apart theory. However, many, many animals have been taken with soft bullets that come apart. We've had excellent success with ELDMs and Bergers that behave this way on a wide variety of game from deer on up to large African game.

@dynamicaccuracy7398

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah but the performance in that video was sub par considering it was a shoulder shot. If you've used Berger bullets before, you know very well that buck would have hit the ground right where he stood with a shot placed in the same spot using the Berger 140gr Hunting VLD. I've shot more antelope than I can remember with the same shot placement using Berger bullets. Every single one was DRT.

@HoneyBeagle

2 жыл бұрын

They kill elk with arrows... so not armor plated

@michaelapple2753

6 ай бұрын

For deer I've never liked the punching style bullets like Barnes....the ones that leave all their energy inside a deer are the ones that often drop them in their tracks.

Still kill deer with a lead ball in a black powder so pretty sure any engineered projectile will kill. Shot placement is more crucial than bullet expansion but judging by that exit wound I think he would have been done either way, good or bad shot placement.

Did it hit thru thick bone and kept it’s weight?

@Gunwerks

2 жыл бұрын

Double lung shot. It seems to have held together, but with the pass-through, we unfortunately weren't able to recover the bullet.

how was the meat? much bloodshot?

What, no metal detector to find it?

What kind of glass is on that rifle?

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

Leupold Mark 5 3.6-18x44 On this rifle.

Why the 135grain instead of the 153grain?

@Gunwerks

2 жыл бұрын

They were so new at the time, the 135s is all we could get from Hornady. The 153s seem to be performing very well and probably a better choice for the 6.5 PRC.

What suppressor is that

@ntaylor1829

3 жыл бұрын

GW setup, so it's most likely a Gunwerks 8IGHT.

Any film ore pictures of the innside of the animal?

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

lungs were pretty much liquefied. We try to keep things a little more PG for the networks.

@hjerttindrein

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gunwerks just trying to justife buying these bullets:) damn expensiv

Lmfao as it runs out of screen at over 650 yards. It only ran 20 yards lol dead on its feet lol

@Gunwerks

2 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the recovery? Fence is right there.

And if it didn't work?

@MikoMuru

4 жыл бұрын

Prob no video would be published lol.

@regaeontop

4 жыл бұрын

What about it wouldn't work? I'm new to rifle Hunting.

@shaneengelberts120

4 жыл бұрын

Regaeontop. What I'm getting at is this,I'm a hunter too but despise " taking a chance" to see if a bullet works" what if the bullet had fragmented on impact and left the animal injured and in pain. Test at a range you can back up a shot on at least. Just my opinions.

@regaeontop

4 жыл бұрын

@@shaneengelberts120 I completely agree!

@benjamingreer1660

4 жыл бұрын

I would have just chased it like a caveman with a club, I'm sure I could catch it them things are slow.

Had to have been 40 yard field of view in the film and that buck was still running pretty fast when he left the screen. I bet he went 80 yards or more. I have NEVER had a deer or antelope move one single step when I hit them with the same high shoulder shot using a Berger 140gr Hunting VLD. Always DRT with Berger shoulder shot. That tells me that the A-Tip did not expand until it hit the opposite shoulder blade on exit. Notice they left out all the internal damage footage. Definitely paid by Hornady to give a completely biased review.

@Bushmasterpilot

4 жыл бұрын

Dynamic Accuracy i agree...i use the 140 berger too, DRT.

@regaeontop

4 жыл бұрын

I thought 100 yards at least to the fence from where the animal dropped.

@robsnotes4u

4 жыл бұрын

With 7mm and a hornady Ele-x, I shot my antelope at 447 yards. Flipped right over. If you are testing to see if a bullet works, and the test is close to 700 yards, I hope you tested at much shorter yardage first. If you didn’t, you are very unethical

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

Probably more like 30 yards to the fence. He tipped over just outside the frame of the camera. Some animals will drop in their tracks, others won't. Antelope are fast enough, sometimes their legs will take them a ways before they realize they're dead.

@TheDarkness0555

3 жыл бұрын

Big deal man he went down in a matter of seconds. Want a cookie for your "stoned" kills?

At 79 dollars a box for 100 think I am gonna relax on these as I only shoot suppressed 300BO for the time being. doesnt seem like a round that'd be tremendously effective for what I am doing with 208gr Hornady ELD's for half the price.

what's up with the music, I thought this video was about a bullet?

If it's a viable hunting bullet, in my 375 RUM I'm guessing that it's good for a 1700 yard shot on an Elk! (keeping it above 1500 ft lbs energy when it reaches the animal)!

Looks like it ran off? Did you have to wait and shoot another for the film or did it run off too after being shot with that bullet? Ballistic Gel doesn't run to far and it doesn't feel pain!.. Dead on his feet?... Ha Ha...

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

We recovered it about 30 yards from the fence. It literally tipped over a couple yards past going out of frame of the camera.

I get 2830 FPS with 147Eldms with 42.2 grains of H4350 in a 6.5 creedmoor. How is a PRC with more case capacity and a lighter 135grain bullet just getting 3033? I feel like it should/could be much higher.

@aaronarcher2356

4 жыл бұрын

More is more better. But not always more accurate

@kjnolder

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony; switch to RL 26 for the 147's and thank me later. Im getting 2945 FPS with a slow 24" barrel and can get over 3000 if I push it. Accuracy is superb, but its a custom gun.

California needs some good non lead hunting bullets develops some gunwerks

@tiputipu777

4 жыл бұрын

Barnes ttsx, lapua naturalis, federal trophy copper, to name a few

@Gunwerks

3 жыл бұрын

We have a non lead load for every round we chamber for. Check them out at www.gunwerks.com!

@mannequinfukr

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Lehigh controlled chaos is lead free

Apparently Hornady also makes hunting bullets now, designed specifically for, well, hunting. Turns out lots of other companies do, too. Who would've guessed? I know, crazy right? Just thought I'd share. Seems that this guy and others were under the impression that match bullets were the only option. Call up Hornady and I'll bet you they can get you a box of the correct bullets for your long range wildlife target practice.

I'd hate to be "that guy" but that shot seemed high and right.

@whitingbuilt

4 жыл бұрын

Then don't be that guy. It wasn't high, or right... it was perfect and the proof is the animal on the ground at the end of the video.

@thedude8293

4 жыл бұрын

@@whitingbuilt it wouldn't have ran if it were a perfect shot.

@whitingbuilt

4 жыл бұрын

@@thedude8293 i think them dropping is just icing on the cake. quick humane kill from a shot placed in the vitals is all i ever ask for. I was unaware of the new requirements. Those losers should have thrown that one back and maybe attend the long range shooting class in Raton NM.

@thedude8293

4 жыл бұрын

@@whitingbuilt All I'm trying say is "perfect" is pretty bold word to use. Do I need to remind you what running does to taste of the meat?

@georgesakellaropoulos8162

4 жыл бұрын

Perfectly placed shots do not always produce a DRT kill. The only way to ensure that is with a central nervous system shot. I.E. brain or cervical spinal cord severance.

I don't care what people use, but match bullets you better have a real deep understanding of what your asking a bullet to do. 3000fps and inside a hundred yards with a elk looking at you. Make a smart choice.

@maccaspope2275

Жыл бұрын

If close range is the concern, why not just use a heavier bullet going slower??

With so many hunting bullets specifically designed to maximize tissue destruction and harvest deer and elk in a quick ethical manner, then why not just stick with those? There have to be close to 100 different models to choose from. The A-tips are thin-jacketed projectiles worthy only of hunting paper and aren't optimized for any type of large-game hunting. I hope that people that are watching and are new to hunting consider my advice. Thanks.

@maccaspope2275

Жыл бұрын

Except most thin jacketed bullets like these will destroy more tissue than "hunting bullets", resulting in quicker kills. It doesn't matter what a bullet is called or what it's marketed as, all that matters is if they perform. And match bullets, if you use them correctly, definitely perform on game.

@jimmoseley2983

Жыл бұрын

@@maccaspope2275 I don't think I'd use them on an elk, but for deer and antelope, it's an excellent bullet.

Bang saya mau pesan senjata

A phronghorn . . . not exactly a good "test". You need to shoot something more substantial. Zebra and wildebeest come to mind. So pack your bags. Oh, the goat was very nice. Good cutters too. Great shot ! Congratulations.

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

First animal kill available. Pronghorn make a good test in some ways because it's one of the most controlled environments available with risk of a wounded animal getting away (in the remote chance the bullet doesn't expand) just about as minimal as you can get on a free range hunt. No big patches of timber for an animal to run into and die.

@martinstiastny7679

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gunwerks Get away ? But the shooter was using a Gunwerks rifle !!!

Only with perfect shot placement wish so something you won’t always get. I still believe in using an actual hunting bullet but this is impressive.

" Test " is not a word I would include in my vocabulary while hosting a hunting show. Shoot some ballistics gel first and see results up close. Just because joe blow told you they should work doesnt mean they will. I hunt alot and I'll say it with no reservations, have enough respect for the animal to use a bullet of known performance- youbowe it the the animal you harvest. Again ballistic gel Is attainable and a very good indicator.

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

As we made clear in the video, the bullet had been tested previously. We were confident it would perform on game. But at some point you've got to actually put it to use in a real world scenario.

@averyabood6155

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gunwerks If only there was a way to know if a bullet was appropriate for hunting.......oh wait, Hornady provides a list of appropriate uses for all their bullets.

@TheDarkness0555

3 жыл бұрын

@@averyabood6155 I use lead balls in a black powder, pretty sure any modern centerfire projectile will kill an animal without a doubt. Straight ignorance/stupidity if you argue otherwise.

@averyabood6155

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDarkness0555 I'm pretty sure a lead ball even at muzzle loader velocities will expand more that a copper jacketed bullet thats not designed for expansion. Sure people use matching all the time.... sometimes they work other times not- they are unpredictable is what I am getting at Nd as per the manufacturer not best suited. Just because people get hard on for ultra high BC bullets doesn't make them the proper choice for game. You and I both know this......so tame your tone about ignorance and stupidity. It seems I have ruffled your feathers.........settle down

@Gunwerks

2 жыл бұрын

@@averyabood6155 It's a common misconception that "match" bullets don't expand. It's quite the opposite. Cup & core match bullets typically have very thin jackets, meaning the usually expand violently. This bullet killed very cleanly. What more can you ask for?

Hornady outdoes Berger again!!!

@tiputipu777

4 жыл бұрын

hornady is only good for marketing hype.

@dynamicaccuracy7398

4 жыл бұрын

You obviously have NEVER used Berger bullets for hunting.

@mustangfan3295

4 жыл бұрын

Dynamic Accuracy of course I have but since your a genius and know everything there is to know about me and my gun your just a fucking dumbass.

Gorbachev is the best, everything else is second.

Sample of one. View kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHWVyZWdhM7MeLw.html if you want a more realistic appraisal of this target bullet's suitability for hunting.

Would actually like to see that it takes the animal down

@TexanUSMC8089

4 жыл бұрын

It did. The exit hole was big enough to stick a golf ball in. It ran like 2 or 3 seconds after impact.

@AnythingOutdoorswithSteve

4 жыл бұрын

"What did he walk" no he full out ran it off.

@vgfire629

4 жыл бұрын

Let me stand up and yell “690 3.4”. Then I will whisper “yeah, I think I’ve got a clear shot”. Then I will make sure animal runs out of frame after shot. The only thing impressive about this video is the editing.

why testing on an animal. Take meat target !!

@ericrumpel3105

3 жыл бұрын

because now-days phonies assholes do shit like that.......how many wounded have been edited out right......

No.

A tip... Haha.. expensive... I'll shot my sst or eldx

Hornady already makes a match hunting bullet.. the ELD-X. The A tip is supposed to be for matches.. It should stay that way

@Gunwerks

4 жыл бұрын

The ELD-X is an excellent hunting bullet! But, while you're entitled to your opinion, we believe this pronghorn would beg to differ...

@michaelwalters8074

4 жыл бұрын

I never reply to these but I do have to say that I am a bit perplexed. If so much science and research Goes into making these bullets what does Hornady Think of using their science of a match bullet being used for hunting. Of course a field point in archery could kill a deer instead of a broadhead but doesn't mean it is designed and is optimal for hunting. Why use something so expensive and it is not even the right tool for the job.

That's cool on a animal the size of a over grown jack rabbit but what about moose and elk......ill stick with berger eols or hornady eld match for now until I see some ballistics gel results out to 1k in 6.5,7mm,308,

So this is what they call hunting now? Lol

@kjmdrumz3

3 жыл бұрын

Stalking an animal through an open field and making a great shot at long distance? Yeah that’s hunting. You must be one of those “hunters” that sits in a stand all day in the HOPES that something walks by.

@tevinmarchable

3 жыл бұрын

@@kjmdrumz3 nope, I spot and stalk.

Remington Core Lokt would have dropped it in its tracks

@GarrettHamilton

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't even been able to hit it that far lmao

@kjmdrumz3

3 жыл бұрын

Core Lokt are the biggest pieces of shit on the planet.

690yds.... you dont need to whisper..... fail

@georgesakellaropoulos8162

4 жыл бұрын

It depends on which way the wind is blowing. They will hear you if wind conditions are right. This, however is a moot point because they will smell you in the time it takes to carry your scent.

All this long range hunting with flimsy bullets seems to appeal to the newbies the most, precisely the wrong ones to be attempting this stuff. Too bad. They might have enjoyed actually hunting if they gave it a try. The bad rap on hunting because of this is going to get worse. Enjoy your profits while you can Gunwerks.

@HaleFire7

2 жыл бұрын

They get to larp around pretending to be Chris Kyle and don’t need to develop competent hunting skill. Gunwerks definitely knows their market

@jimmoseley2983

Жыл бұрын

@@HaleFire7 They cater to those of us who can truly shoot.