I am looking to build a 8x8 box stand

Have been shooting a TC rifle for 20 years no been shooting the pistols for 40 years and problems

Bought me some 150 grain Core-Lokt and Power Points just so I would have some on hand for down in the deep woods. I tend to think 130 grain ammo isn't absolutely perfect for everything under all conditions. It can and does cause excess carcass damage often when ranges are short and the velocity is still very high. The slower 150s can reduce the potential for and the amount of excess carcass damage. Edit: Forgot that I also got some Power Shok 150s and had some Federal Premium loaded with 150 grain Nosler Partition too. I do believe a guy should have options for different applications. You can drastically change the terminal results with ammo changes in most cartridges.

Thank you I just made mine the best thing ever !!!!! Thanks brother

I like that you involve the kids with your projects. That's awesome

Nothing Free on this as in your title.

Here’s a great tip.. never buy Phillip’s head screws. Torx’s heads is the way to go. Save you a boatload of misery. T25 😊

I know this video is a little old, I hope you have a .270 by know. I'm a .270 fan. I bought my first .270 40years ago and still have it, and I just bought another one yesterday. I'm a 130 grain fan. I've shot deer from 10 yards to 400, and haven't lost a deer yet. I really believe the bullet weight is all preference. I can be in the woods and then step out into a pasture that's 500yds across. 130 gr has a little less recoil little bit more range and less bullet drop. Works great for my hunting conditions. Just try them all and see what you like. Good hunting. USMC.

How long is just the first weave two ten footers make 30 inch of that first weave ?

Your are totally wrong on all three. My triggers are all under 3 pounds will no creep whatsoever. I have barrels in 300 win mag and 350 Remington Magnum. They both will shoot under 1 inch groups all the time. All stainless guns will rust if you don't take care of them. Ive had Encores since they first came out in 1998 and Contenders for over 30 year's. Ive put probably over 1000 rounds in each barrel. Just don't overload what the manuals say. There is always a gap at the back of the barrel. Thats how its supposed to be.

A side note. The pens on the crank gear are different sizes. And only go together one way.

Thanks for sharing.

In the hands of an accomplished rifleman who is an ethical seasoned hunter, maybe. For the average joe, step up to something heavier.

These prices are before Bidenomics

You forgot wood glue 😢

Why not just cut an angle on the 4x4 to give it tilt? Isnt the weight now gonna be mostly on the corner of the 4x4 instead of across the whole end surface of the 4x4?

Not a carpenter for sure

The apple trick does work my grandpa showed me that when he was teaching me to hunt

GREAT JOB DAVE, THANK YOU, I WILL BE MAKING 6 OF THE 6 X 6 X 8' HIGH TOWER💪

Back here again for another laugh or two. Since this video dropped I've watched a lot of .270 ammo tests. Even some cheap .270 Winchester Federal blue box in 130 tested incredibly well in ballistic gel. Fusion tended to do really good too. Expansion and penetration was premium class for sure.

#25 torx makes it soooo much easier to drive! in Phillips slip a lot

Do you have plans for a 6x6 platform 8ft high?

Too much constant wind noise. I stopped watching 44 seconds into the video because would not NOT have been able to put up with that much wind noise for 32 minutes!

When you start a weave, it would be awesome if you did it long enough to let the pattern develop before moving on to the next step of the lanyard. It would be also be great if your large fingers were out of the way of each pass of the weave.

You mean, why do SOME hunters hate the 130 grain? The answer is simple. Reality dictates that it is either their gun, particular brand of ammo, and/or themself that sucks. The .270 130gn has been tested and proven for its accuracy and other performance throughout its LONG history. And for nearly the past 20 years I been using the 270 with 130 and 150 grain in a Mauser K98 that was rechambered for the 270. I have NOTHING but excellent results!

Just a heads up, you always wanna go about 3/4 next to the rib on the flat that way you won’t give the ridge cause roof

On your cross braces: if you put a carriage bolt through the “X” and bolt the 2x4’s together (you need a spacer between them) it stiffens them up tremendously. Also I use one bolt through those 4x4s to the frame from both sides

I have never EVER heard anyone say they hate the 130gr .270 Winchester round. Like the other guy below me said, you must be living in a reverse universe.....that doesn't believe in soap. Wash your fk'n hands!

Remember to use good lubricant for this bolt.

Cry me a river hand.

I come back to this tutorial because for a lanyard in any capacity this is the best I’ve found. I tried watching others on the way to this one. Great job sir.

130 gr sst is deadly Very deadly

Where did you here that? What's your source? You're joking right!

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I have to apologize to you brother….. your “CONs” are forced dislikes….. there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with those ammo cans.😊

I would appreciate it if you could show me how you thread the decocking device to the crossbow, when you show that part about cranking it, it is already "threaded"

Cry baby

Hey I’ll say this !! Smith and Wesson quality they don’t care only thing they care about is numbers and the encore was a great gun my dad had one that thing was so so accurate!! Hell i most guys up here in Ohio uses one but there all like 2001 before 2005 after 2005 and that was before smith bought em out !! But im telling you now the tc encore !! Is a badass gun just smith don’t care .

what would the weight of the box blind be for a 6x6? not including the platform

Thank you for the wonderful video I've done the same thing to my Mosin I love the 9131 I have about 16 of them and everyone has got his own personality like any other thing you know what I'm talking about Mosin Nagant are incredible rifle I have worked on hundreds of them as a gunsmith I've worked on many of these rifles for the last 40 years realize that the the Mosin Nagant is an awesome weapon if you know how to use it properly 7 * 62 * 54 I love working on it Mosin Nagant to make them better thank you for the video sincerely yours Master Gunnery Sergeant Velez USMC veteran keep bringing some more videos on what you do with Mosin Nagant

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This is a joke right? 130gr is the standard weight for a 270 no debate. It kills the absolute fk out of deer and has great ballistics for hunting ranges.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5fJo6R8dsaajbcsi=AiEmav5OSmR2ZSOm It dropped a grizzly so... And no, I'm not the one in the video.

What size cross boards and decking boards? 2x4 or 2x6? Great video

Do you have plans that you can share for this blind?

Use some pl glue and screw them in , get yourself some sleep at nights . !!!

130 grain .270 bullet weight is almost never wrong even if it is maybe in theory less than perfect for some applications. It usually does kill game with authority even in situations where a heavier bullet for heavier than deer weight game might theoretically be more appropriate.

You don’t know what you’re talking about!!!

Gotta try this for deer season this year.

I mean the new owner Greg Ritz himself even said Smith and Wesson got too worried about me pistols and ar 15s lmao