The only thing I changed on the rifle is the muzzle brak to control the heavy recoil

Great gun, very great deal

Great people and great place, they deserve to be recougnized, Bud has been abslutley great and blessing to me to have found this place

@@shootinglefthanded9887 absolutely man cant say how many times bud has given me a spot or just helped me work on my shooting

What are you shooting?

Bud is awesome! And I love that range. Hope to go back soon!

Speed is acceptable to save barrell life @ 2650 fps and accuracy is great

One more thing to mention, seating depth matters also and case internal space, did not want to crush the powder for consistancy

Cool hat :-)

....the target tells you what power charge the gun likes...not someone in a stupid hat?!

@@littledaddynesbit4193 agree, the results is what matter, we really need to be careful suggesting something that might cause an accident, safety 1st, if you see over pressure signs stop... heavier bullet will easely casue over-pressure

Nothing worked till I changed the Muzzle Break (the gun kicked like a mule and kept getting big groups when I got it) Midway has this part UD10710, works well, My load uses the following parts H1000 Powder, 180gn Hornady ELD and Federal Large Magnum Primer, you needd to develop your own, I suggest to go by what Hornady has in their loaing book, start with low powder, never exeed the limit

It is a great rifle, good shooting brother

@@shootinglefthanded9887 Thank for the reply. I plan on only shooting it suppressed. I've seen other complaints about out of spec muzzle brakes on these rifles. Looks like h1000 is a solid performer for the round, I'll start there. Good shooting

Burris XTR II™ Riflescope 8-40x50mm

Listed price is 1300 but you can find it for 600

@@shootinglefthanded9887 i.just looked no longer avabile discontinued...is scope clear on 40 power

www.opticsplanet.com/ has it now for 600, I ordered my scope during Christmas, go get it@@jamessammann9183

It is great even at 40X the only thing you need to be worried about is that it is not for rugged use, not for battel or hunting@@jamessammann9183

Hehe, 125X Optic x 4 Digital so totla of 500X Zoom

Thanks Friend, yeah I was out there today again shooting my Remington Model 81, been a while since I did that... IT WAS FUN

@shootinglefthanded988 awsome taking my 50.bmg out to 2400 tomorrow

which 50 BMG do you have?@@jamessammann9183

@shootinglefthanded9887 got a safety harbor upper 30 inch barell...put it on a ar15 frame 2 lb trigger hardly any recoil really loud with clean off 4 shooting table ..built it for 1300..$ got a Gen 3 6 by 36 power moa on it ..shoots .81 at 100 yards and 5inches at 1000. Love it

Thanks, that was too easy

Hi Robert, I suggest following the video on the Browning Website. It was quick, less than 10 rounds, and just find a cheap box to brakeit into to buildup some cover in the barrell

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@@shootinglefthanded9887 Thank You!

I am planning to do 50 yards, few people requested 50. Just an FYI, 25 is the most common 22LR zeroing distance for competition...

Will redo the ones that gave best results at 50 + yards have to find the ammo... been so long

Thanks, hopefully will continue soon, building a personal range soon and I will be doing 22 videos mostly

Thanks, I found CCI Standard does great for the price, I belive it is the same as Blazer also 22

Very Unique rifle for sure, I like the size, hope you picked the correct ammo for it, try taking a variety of ammo and see which shoot bet...

Hello Michael, the Boss does change the frequency of the of the barrel, this changes when the bullet exits the barrel... if you imagen the behavior of the barrel as a sin wave at the very top and very bottom of the wave form there is little elevation change where at the slope sides the elevation change is so fast... by controlling the the time of when the bullet exit the barrel this provide less deviation relevant to the speed of the bullet... Same as hand loading with different speed... handloading we adjust the speed of the bullet that it exits when the barrel at that silent time at the very top of the wave form or bottom... just a simple explanation, there is much more to it...

Thanks Jon for feedback, the time between shots is about 3 to 5 minutes, I have cut the video short... I kept adjusting and waiting for the barrel to cool down... here is a better video of load development kzbin.info/www/bejne/maCZeWykbc6BfMU&ab_channel=ShootingLeftHanded

Sounds like it but the fact is that he wants to go chase after it :) he is kept away from the rifle 20 years at least...

Browning always good bet

I agree Paul, Browning Bar is a grat deal for a very good Semi-Auto that is as accurate as most Bolt Action guns... I have been thinking of buying an X-Bolt maybe will look into that again... Thanks for letting me know and good hunting. Joseph

I bought a used A-Bolt 270 with Boss, amazing shooter also, will have got it down to less than 1/2 inch 3 shot group after some tunning, I too pictures no videos... will have to do a video soon... I am looking for 260 Rem or 6.5 CM now :)

For 22LR a standard competition distance is 25 yards and to take wind out of the equation shorter distance even at 10 yards is a good test. This is an ammo test and if you watch the video you will see that there is a big difference in ammo performance. this is not a bragging video this is an actual accuracy test of which ammo is accurate... few ammos grouped to less than 1/4 inch and few to greater than 3 inches... don't expect Remington Thunderbolt to be as good as some CCI match ammo... picked the best then did a test at 100 yards after that... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYu1mYmLjr-LoK8&ab_channel=ShootingLeftHanded

@@shootinglefthanded9887 great job!!!

Thanks, yeah this took lots of panning, shooting and video editing, terned out good

For 22LR a standard competition distance is 25 yards and to take wind out of the equation shorter distance even at 10 yards is a good test. This is an ammo test and if you watch the video you will see that there is a big difference in ammo performance. this is not a bragging video this is an actual accuracy test of which ammo is accurate... few ammos grouped to less than 1/4 inch and few to greater than 3 inches... don't expect Remington Thunderbolt to be as good as some CCI match ammo... picked the best then did a test at 100 yards after that... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYu1mYmLjr-LoK8&ab_channel=ShootingLeftHanded

stop complaining

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYu1mYmLjr-LoK8&ab_channel=ShootingLeftHanded same rifle using CCI Standard Velocity

Agree, I did not like this 10mm it kicked like a mule :-) FYI the target your looking at is 2" by the way... it also was over 10 yards away

Hello Edie, the BAR has two options if not mistaken, Flash Hider and Muzzle Brake... the one I have is with the Muzzle Brake which will always make the gun louder to the sides of the gun as it vents the gases to the sides as the bullet is exiting the barrel... the Flash Hider will not change the sound profile that much... note that both BOSS' don't add to the volume over all they just change direction of the sound... Hope this helps

@@shootinglefthanded9887 thanks I have a Browning A Bolt in 300 win mag would love to make it louder lol I just like big bangs

@@watcher6068 If your rifle is threaded, you can add muzzle brake to it if not you can have it threaded and add muzzle brake... :) people normally want to make their guns quite so they don't bother people or animals around them... also to protect the their hearing...

Here is what I used, Brass is S&B Fired One through the same rifle, Bullets Hornady ELD Match P/N 33381, Primers Federal 215 Primers, Powder is Alliant RL-22... I know that I ran a ladder test 1st of 5 shots each powder increment... if you have never reloaded before make sure that you follow all safety guidelines and max load and setup suggested by the powder and bullet manufacturers ... Good luck

@@shootinglefthanded9887 Thanks.... I've been reloading since 1988. I have my own "Reloading Lab" in a 22'x30' in my rec room... g-f tells me the pool table is for pool... I say its for staging for reloading! I've done extensive loading of my RPR 338 with Retumbo, H1000, H50BMG, and most recently settled in on IMR 7828. Cutting Edge Bullets seem the best for my barrel out to 2,200.

@@kenmarsh Good for you, nothing better than hand load for any gun... You understand then why I don't give seating depth and powder amount then... Best reloading tips are find consistency in everything you do and use...

Thanks Brother

Thanks for the comment Ken, I like the classic look and I just got the 500 as well, just bought Burris 3-12X32 scope with adjustable zoom and parallax... How far have you tried your's with the 2X scope?I am planning to test both at 100 yards and beyond if possible... I bought dies, bullets and powder for both the 460 and 500.. I will eventually do an accurate loads and test them when I receive the scope... Joseph

Im not much for typing. If you want to give me a call and I can share my load development with you and shoot the breeze... let me know.

@@shootinglefthanded9887 Where are you located? Sounds like you have a Canadian accent.

@@kenmarsh hehe, Oregon but I spent my early years traveling a lot, to over 40 countries before the age of 17

I can give you what I used such as powder, primer, bullets... you need to come up with a seating depth and powder amount for your own gun... typically bullet seating depths are diffrent which will change your bullet seating and amount of powder you should use and test for accuracy... I typically seat my bullets about 20 micro from the lands... I am at work so will upload what I used when I can... good luck

Here is what I used, Brass is S&B Fired One through the same rifle, Bullets Hornady ELD Match P/N 33381, Primers Federal 215 Primers, Powder is Alliant RL-22... I know that I ran a ladder test 1st of 5 shots each powder increment... if you have never reloaded before make sure that you follow all safety guidelines and max load and setup suggested by the powder and bullet manufacturers ... Good luck

This is an old video and I have the detailed depth and full video, maybe I'll sort it out and re-post later on... if you pay attention, numbers appear on the block because I was tracking which ammo went how deep...

Thanks, he is very smart and good protection dog... 85 LB , 1/2 Border-collie and 1/2 English Mastiff

In my opinion, 5.7 is better than 22 Magnum for fun and accuracy but I wouldn't use it for protection over 9mm

Good idea each rifle is a little different, I suggest making sure that the stock is not touching your barrel as a must... use a paper and make sure there is a space between the barrel and the stock when resting on sand bag or when using a bi-pod... if not you can use sand paper between the two and shave as little as you can...