😂 Literally took her heart out and didn’t destroy virtually any meat. This is a crop damage hunt. The idea is to put them down immediately so you don’t have to drag them through the farmer’s crops. Sorry you feel that way.

​@FullQuiverOutdoors I do crop damage too. Doesn't mean I take low percentage unethical shots. I get everyone has their views on what's ok. To me it isn't ok.

@@bushonryI cannot understand why you’d suggest this is a low percentage shot? It’s quartering towards me and it’s about 50yds away with a .41 caliber bullet. It’s about the easiest shot you can get and doesn’t ruin hardly any meat. But if it’s unethical to you, by all means, you shouldn’t take it. But I will take this shot almost every time with a gun. With a bow, that’s a completely different story. Sorry to disappoint you.

@@FullQuiverOutdoors like I said everyone has different ideas what's ok and what's not. Not trying to offend. Just not my flavor. I can't watch that shot barely quartering to.

I threw on an old Mueller Tac II for that review.

Name a more powerful one that’s legal in the limited firearm zones of the Midwest. Also, power isn’t everything. The .460 is more powerful than the .450 but the BM is far more popular.

I’m not sure if they have other reticle or not. You’d have to check their website. This one does not adjust to any other type of reticle

I’ve videotaped many gunsmiths over the years using a bronze brush with copper cleaner. Then they’ll neutralize the cleaner after they run a few patches. Must be they like the stiffer bristles of the bronze brush.

@@FullQuiverOutdoors fair enough if you were using Sweets or Hoppes but I use the same Bore Tech Cu+2 copper remover and its very effective!! The bronze brushes will not be stiff for long. I still like to use the bronze brushes but only with Carbon remover. With the modern trend to the Iosso blue or Bore Tech's own nylon brushes - those are as stiff or stiffer than bronze brushes. Why not use the better tool - but anyway to each their own.

I love the 7-08. I’ve got a Ruger M77 mountain rifle chambered in that with a walnut stock. It’s a great little gun!

It was mainly because of the camera mics I’m running. If there’s any wind at all, deer don’t tend to even hear the bow go off. I use a deep hook for shooting like most all the top traditional archers. Apparently those that are way smarter than me say that it helps keep your fingers relaxed as opposed to tight if you shoot off your fingertips.

It comes with a bunch of adaptors to fit most any scope.

It’s a 16”, side charging handle upper.

@@FullQuiverOutdoors thanks!

You’d have to ask Greg. He is the mastermind behind a lot of the best designs in suppressors today. I don’t really know exactly what that means

It’s been 5yrs since I did this review. I can’t remember the top speed but the technology has come a long ways since then. This one doesn’t go up steep hills but can hail a fair amount of gear on the rack on the back. I would guess top speed is around 20mph or so. I haven’t rode that one in awhile and most of my riding is through fields and woods where I can’t run it flat out.

Prices vary from dealer to dealer. No, you cannot mount this on a barrel without threads.

Ăsta din imagine am văzut că nu l-ați infiletat doar cu un pic răsucit?

There’s a piece that screws onto the barrel that allows this quick detach. I don’t know of any quality suppressor that will fit a non-threaded barrel. They have to have the threads for alignment and also to hold it on the barrel when the extreme amount of gasses are expelled through it. You have to have your barrel threaded before you can put on a suppressor.

I am not a dealer. Just a KZbin video guy. Please contact GSL directly for these kind of questions

Yes they are available to reloaders. You’d have to contact Bear Creek directly for info on the specifics on this round and expansion. Sorry I couldn’t answer that.

That’s a good question. I know Jeff has tested quite a few of those. I’d give them a call at Bear Creek Ballistics. I’m sure they could answer your questions. I don’t have a Ruger .44 rifle so I’m not sure. Sorry.