95 gr is for 243 or 25.06. Try some 120 or 130 gr

But the m1911 jams

My mini is awesome with the improved barrel. Smooth as silk.

One is dependable one is not.

This is my hunting load :/ dropped everything I shot with it, guess I'll keep using it

19 > 19x

Only thing more rectangular is a Mac 10

He kept mentioning a 30 30 Winchester but he was hunting with a 30 30 marlin ,myself i take the marlin over the Winchester.

1911 looks like it fits the hand better. I like a steel frame.

I get 3/8 inch out of my bar 3006

Sounds like some pretty bitchy complaints to me.

I was thinking about purchasing a Magpul Hunter stock for my old Ruger American 308.

That Ruger American is a shooter

Grew up in the 70's with a rem 870 they knocked the snot out of deer out to 70 yards ( northern mi. Swamps)

So sad maybe you needed a better rest 😮or riffle

That wood in most cases is usually heavier too. But wood imo works better for stabilization where tact appeal is better for a quick draw to first shot. But that’s also dependent on length not just weight.

It’s a good rifle. I think it’s biggest shortcoming is logistical and not performance. You really cannot buy parts from the factory for it. Ruger will not sell you trigger parts for it period, the end. Also, replacement parts generally are not drop in. With an AR I can buy any part I want for spares and almost all parts replacements are an “armorer” level repair as opposed to a gunsmith level repair. But the mini is undeniably cool and really looks good.

Sako Hammerhead , Geco Plus and Brenneke TOG Could you do a Classic test if you find a 6,5 Mannlicher 6,5x54 one day Or a 7x57 Mauser with 175 grain ammo . Difference In Saami and Cip level ammo

To heavy for the little girl ?😮

My goal with this series is to see if I can shoot a sub-MOA group in my first 3 shots with common hunting rifles and ammo off of a plastic folding table to replicate a range setup anyone could easily create, and to show what realistic rifle accuracy looks like with common equipment and conditions. Only one group is fired and that is what is measured and shown. Why three shots rather than five you might ask? Because most hunting rifles have a magazine that will hold three rounds but many will not hold five, if a Sub-MOA group isn’t achieved in three shots it certainly won’t be in five, amongst other reasons. Firing more than one group would certainly result in both better and worse groups, possibly substantially so, as the human factor is objectively the most variable, thus the “challenge” of seeing what can be done with a single group with no second chance. Sub-MOA and 1-MOA capability as perpetuated by industry is completely unrealistic with common factory hunting rifles and ammo in perpetuity, especially if you’re the average hunter that doesn’t have the opportunity to put more than a handful of boxes down range each year. Can it be done? Absolutely. Is it typical? Absolutely not. More information in the video description.

I'm glad he worked in the phrase "Two World Wars" (he said "Both" but it still counts) since that phrase is required in every video about a 1911

Hammer guns are very challenging to get tight groups at range. That hammer breaking and impact affects accuracy. They say

M8 P320 is better

Glock 19x is Glock 17 with a Glock 19 barrel.

I have a model 94 AE and I can put a scope on it. It does have built-in scope mount because it does have angle eject.

Savage 99, Sako finwolf, and Win 88

I have a 18" 12 GA and appreciate your videos. Really good 👍

The 1911 is a good gun but its steel and will or might rust idk I've never owned a 1911

Yes please

For African game, Jack O'Conner said the 220-grain bullet "makes a real rifle out of the .30-06" and Teddy Roosevelt said it was his "favorite lion medicine".

If you are after deer, it's plenty of penetration and they put deer down right now. If you are after bigger critters, you want the 180 grain Corelokt.

Listen to Tom McDonald lethal injection

This dude must have massive hands. Making the Mini-14 look like a GOAT Gun.

These are impressive . Great bear defense . The foster slugs don’t penetrate well . These look great

The Glock is better in every way HOWEVER I think a SIG would dominate both that is depending you have enough to buy one, I still love 1911s if they cost less than a Glock then they would be better for a more affordable everyday carry

this video was made on april fools

Thanks for reviewing these sluggers, the 2 3/4 loads are most accurate in my pump benelli . I look forward to you trying the federals and hopefully the hornady american whitetail rifled slugs also. Federal makes a copper plated 'deep penetrator' load but unfortunately they load it to a lower velocity and it has not been accurate in my guns. Your ammo tests are very informative and entertaining, appreciate you donating your time, money, and shoulder.

FBI. Holland. Poss. Chesney. Threat. Who shoots rifled slugs?

A 1911 is for big boys ready to wreak havoc. A Glock is for little boys with no creativity or sense of direction.

Picked one up in 300blk. Love it.

Those are all things that do not matter that’s a great rifle people will complain about anything

Good job

Are plastic while 1911 is stronger

Nice test, thanks for satisfying my 4am curiosity. Have these and some 53gr vmax sitting in the reloading room ready to roll so glad to see both perform pretty well.

25-35 Hornady lever evolution test!😊

Clowns these days 😂😂😂

I ordered my Marlin from Palmetto State Armory and have found lots of sources to but the ammo online at about $2.25- $2.50 per round

Trying to act like an expert when you're not only shows that you're not

Tikka T3x CTR in .308. Not sure what that says.

Try the federals, they shoot the best from my shotgun, they claim 1650 on their 1oz 2.75 loads, it would be interesting to see a comparison between the 2 brands.