Without the Elevate 2.0 Bipod, I would not have been able pull off the shot I made on a bull elk this year. It’s so fast and stable; I was able to quickly set up a side hill shot and was ready when he presented the shot, saw the impact and made a follow up. 2 perfect shots in limited time on a feeding bull; it was great fun. Thank you!

$13,000 gun for the masses

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Dear algorithm: Thanks for putting Aaron back in my feed.

Good point

The AR 15 IS A 22 CALLBER.

Ruger 10/22 with a decent scope is about as much fun per dollar as you can have at the range. If you’re not familiar check out the Appleseed Project - it’s a 22lr 25M course with scaled targets to simulate long range fire.

Let them talk to a sniper next and ask if the earths curvature plays a part

Yep. I train with 22lr at 300 for that reason. If you can learn to tame a light bullet at its max effective, it makes you much better when using other platforms

Just build a 223 ai for a trainer

He speaks truth. Plug it into your ballistic calculator and see for yourself.

I would like to see more information on the dope used and what kind of equipment is suitable for setting up a to fire trainer? Specifically optics

It’s a drop chart with dope accuracy

Saludos cordiales desde Ecuador mui bonitos rifles atentamente Carlos Vargas

you forgot to share if you shot north your hits will be left of center and if you shot south your hits will be right of center

Love this episode

Yeah kinda a waste I hate mine. Cant use thermal with it and how goddamn big it is i should be able to shoot 50 cal through it but no they fucked it all up with .30 cal. Its a paper weight now.

Weld maybe 3 separate lengths of heavy chain long enough to drag the floor like anchors and use a wider strap and that thing would be mint. Great idea, i have all the stuff to build this minus the disc. Omw to the junkyard 🏃🏻‍♂️

At 700 yards you're not hunting, you're just killing

As a relatively seasoned shooter and hunter, this episode was chock full of knowledge. Explained in a way that can be easily understood and passed on to newer shooters. Thanks for the conversation!

Good video, nice delivery! But ditch the movie music!

Fantastic coaching.

I really enjoyed having this discussion with Aaron and it was an absolute pleasure to talk with him about this stuff! He did an excellent job of breaking things down and explaining them in an easy to understand way.

I believe this is click bait but fk it I've got nothing better to do at 1am. You should check your annealing temperature, i don't believe it's hot enough, 700 ish degrees is your target temp. What are you using to resize your case? You should be two Thousandths (.002) under size of your round to create enough neck tension. With tension you get resistance. If it's a loose fit in the neck you lose breach pressure. Take it for what it's worth, Everyone is a reloading expert on KZbin just look at all the comments.

Yall must be on private land seen no other hunter

I really enjoyed this podcast. I may need to listen to it several more times because of all of the information. Aaron, your technical descriptions of caliber, bullet makeup and BC paired with velocity was amazing. I have had your 140 VLD in 6.5CM perform 2 different ways on the same Hartebeest and now I understand why. Shot an Axis deer w 147 ELD M out of 6.5 PRC explode through the shoulder on its way to destroying the heart. Your explanation now makes sense to me regarding these 2 bullets and my shot placement on both animals. I placed each bullet exactly opposite than you prefer, Berger through soft tissue and the ELD M on bone. That’s again for the information and education. John, I like your work as well and great questions of Aaron.

This is an ignorant statement from a rich guy building $10k rifles. You think I'm sitting outside the X with just a zero, or do you think I would use my dope as a quick reference from my hide? My shots prove this statement false.

Thank you

I love Aaron Davison😂.. in a brotherly way!😅

Nice rifle. I need to buy more lotto tickets

Doesn’t sound like there is a good understanding to how the Kestrel can work…….bluetooth to your rangefinder and that eliminates “typing” in your range

It’s one thing to be reckless enough to take this shot. It’s another thing to be dumb enough to brag about it on the Internet.

"why are states banning inlines????"

anyone know 1000m and 1600m how many mil

interresting conversation. thanks guys

Thank you for having us! We had a blast and loved meeting the team!

lol , I Remember when gunwerks built a 9000 dollar .22 that they posted shooting 500 yards. I responded you can get a fx impact air rifle shoot that with a link of UTAH AIRGUNS shooting that on squeekers. great video

That was a piss poor shot on the hog. Y'all are a massive long-range hunting presence and making shots like that do the sport a disservice. Do better.

Wow. This didn’t age well.

I use Mils for hunting

Sorry man I’m a fan of Gunwerks products but your whole spiel on totally doing away with the pan feature is bullshit

I disassemble mine and toss it into a ultrasonic cleanser for 20 min. 50/50 mix of distilled water and simple green. Comes out BRAND new. Lubricate and put back together.

Thanks for this podcast and for developing this outfitter program! I have two unrelated comments for you. 1. I’m an aspiring hunter. Over the last two years, I have taken LR1/2 and LR3, and I have a 7PRC Magnus rifle and a BLR10B rangefinder/bino. This year, I hope to hunt antelope in NM or WY with a Gunwerks instructor, paired with some additional training (possibly repeating LR1/2). My comment relative to the podcast is please keep beginners and folks desiring to hunt in the western US in mind for this program. I’m not ready for Africa or Tajikistan yet. 2. I was very interested to hear you briefly mention the Kuiu Kutana Gale Force and super Down Pro Burner parkas. I have the Gale Force and am considering the burner, mostly for some work I do in Canada, but also for future hunting use. I’d be interested in more details of your opinions/comparisons on these two parkas and other Kuiu gear. Thanks! Elmer

I'm still amazed guys pay 10,000 for there guns?

On another note, I have 900 rounds through my nexus. It has 600 on the 6.5 barrel and 300+ on the 300prc barrel.

Excellent ideas and a great way to make sure people enjoy their hunting trip. One bit of advice for the video production, easy up on tapping on the table it really comes through in the audio.

I really like that you’re getting these in places. But part of the allure of picking up one of these nexus rifles was the heirloom quality and the stories the rifle would rack up on it. It’ll be difficult to leave it behind

This is awesome! Now I just need to be recommended the right rifle for elk and deer for the backcountry.

Guide/outfitter is priceless especially for elk and mule deer

I've put somewhere close to 500 rounds through the Magnus 6.5. I will pack the extra ounces with the Nexus any day and I'll recommend it over the lighter rifles.