300 Win Mag Accuracy International Mk13 Sniper Rifle Vortex Scope The Test Various Ammo Ransom Rest

[@alexrice3498]

Awesome vide, Michael. Good job!

[@cbs645]

Excellent video, thanks! One can spend a small fortune and a ton of time finding good ammo.

[@Chevy2U]

I'm surprised this video doesn't have more likes and views, best method of testing accuracy.

[@bradywebb1311]

The Black Hills is the 190gr. You can tell by the box. The other weights have different color boxes.

[@JeffreyWilstone]

My 300’s make the best groups with 180’s!

[@wesdale1171]

What grain was the Black Hills projectile ?

[@petefreeman3981]

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[@guardianminifarm8005]

Appreciate that. Great advertisement for the rest. Speaks well of build quality & performance. If velocity data is available it would be a real service to the data geeks in our gun community. Thanks

[@doctoruttley]

Agree! 👌🏻😎👌🏻

[@anamericanpatriot5230]

my custom 300 win mag loves my handloads with sub .5 groups but LOVES fed fusion 180 grain , sub .5 groups when I do my part .and that is sweet for a factory load even with different lots . its mind boggling. glad I bought about 50 boxes around 8 years ago when they were available . cant find them at all in the crazy world we live in now . the factory in Lewiston Idaho states they are running at top speed to supply but nothing EVER reaches the shelves SO ...........who the hell knows

[@aandscrawfoski]

G'day , lot of effort you have put into this video, thanks. Do you recall the weight of the AI Remington 300 wm, please? Thanks mate. Andrew Nz

[@jenniferayanez]

really good video what brand was the champion /?

[@legallimitoutdoors9917]

Nice video I loved watching it. Only thing is you didn't say what gr the Black Hills rounds were? What were they? Thanks

[@BLacknesmonstaz]

Wow exactly what I needed for ammo info Thank you sir!

[@altruisticscoundrel]

Great experiment! What keeps you from putting horizontal lines on the target to match the crosshairs of the scope?

[@vicerichter1163]

sounds like a damn battletank going off.

[@rddrg18]

What was the Blackhill’s grain? You never said!

[@brikeswardebbarma4029]

Black Hills have 190gr, 200gr, 220gr Sierra matchking bullets

[@anamericanpatriot5230]

@@brikeswardebbarma4029 we know that but the question remains what gr was tested in this video ?

[@brikeswardebbarma4029]

@@anamericanpatriot5230 i didn't even watched the full video. Tata was boring 😑

[@justinbates8959]

I see you have some black hills ammo are you around the south dakota area?

[@Zionist_Eternal]

Uh... I'm old. Things kinda fly right by me. It's part of the process and I just put up with it. Albeit, though I'm familiar with most of the weights and measures of most of these brands and loads, I have no idea what grain or what specs, or what Black Hills. I have become a believer in Hornady Precision Hunter, especially for 6.5 Creedmoor. But the Black Hills is intriguing. Please feel free to treat me like an addled old man as I'm quite married and used to it. But, while you're at it, please tell me what Black Hills 300 Win Mag load I'm shopping for? Thank you.

[@sneakydingo1]

I enjoyed this!

[@冷眼旁观-h5x]

Good video, test more please.

[@bobparvin9773]

Precision hunters for the heavy, and fusions for the 180.

[@strategicdefensivesolution280]

What distance is this testing done at?

[@chichotta]

That’s how this should be done 👍👍

[@garypostell5268]

This is definitely interesting most of us would think it was our error and not the ammo!

[@ИгорьНиколаенко-з5п]

What's distance was???

[@SoTwissted]

With my Nemo Omen 300 WM with a 24" Proof Research carbon barrel I liked the federal berger hybrid in 185 grain.

[@JeffreyWilstone]

Any cool down between groups

[@levisharman5.0]

Remington core loks hit good as well

[@JeffreyWilstone]

Any handloads

[@Luis.M.Castillo]

You're scientific style is the very best. Stick to it!

[@meidamx]

Get some.

[@charlesfick729]

Not bad and your shoulder doesn’t even get sore

[@ahmettopsakal1982]

Cz shadow 2 50 yards ?

[@JeffreyWilstone]

Last group impressive

[@brauliodiniz7753]

What is the distance?

[@bobbyp8221]

What makes it a sniper rifle is the operator on the trigger. Sniper rifles are always zeroed in the prone and not a bench. Chasing the point of impact with the paper target was bizarre. Zero the 220 then measure the impact spread with all the other brands and note the temperature, altitude, lot # . Your lingo threw me “Chambered in MK248mod1”, it’s chamber is 300 win mag, battle rifles are not designed to shoot 1 specific round great, it’s what separates them from the PRS or grandpa’s deer rifle. The MK248mod1 220 grains round is a 30 cal Sierra bullet, Berger hybrids are not SAAMI approved, makes it slightly longer with a better G7 BC, will fit in AI mags with badger bottom. MOD1 220 is an extension of the MOD 0 190gr. Translation, 400-600 of greater effective range, don’t confuse it with MAX range. Anytime I see MARK13 on bolt rifles, I think barrels. As for Vortex, I don’t believe it’s any US branch or international marksman’s choice of optic, PRS guys love vortex..

[@TRoutdooradventures]

Using the word always is dangerous in this hobby

[@JeffreyWilstone]

How are you reading the fps?

[@χχάάοοςς]

I own several AI's and that does not look like that is an AI build rifle. It looks like a Remington in an AI chassis. Am I wrong? Aside from that, love your videos. Please put an AIAX 6.5 in that vise, would be nice to see what my rifle could do without me interfering with its potential.

[@gsxr1189]

It's a MK13. I believe SOCOM contracted them with aiax chassis, r700 reciever, and lilja barrel in 300wm. This one has a proof barrel but otherwise appears to be a mk13.

[@MarcoSvizzero]

it is a stiller mk13 action in a aics mk13 chassis.

[@travisreno6691]

Now that's how it's done! Great video.

[@pensnut08]

My 300 did not like 165 grain Hornday Custom BTSP. It did like the 180 blue box Federals. So I have a bunch of Hornady LOL

[@jerrywelch1370]

Well I'm seeing this a year latter, & my bare-bones Savage 111LRH in. .300wm, just ABSOLUTELY loves Corbon factory ammo - consistently shooting sub 1/2" MOA @ 100 from my HYSKOR rest & with my hand loads of BARNES LRX scooting along at 3,202 fps @ a 100yds, from my rest, I can print smaller groups, conditions being just right,, with all that being said, I would truly like to try one of your tests. And - I have a VERY important question for you all,,,, why does a person have to spend $$$$1,000.00's$$$$$ of dollars on a set up, when there are off the self EVERYDAY rifles out there capable of doing the same thing & in some cases better ????????????????

[@gearhead682010]

I had a Savage 110 chambered in 7mm Remington Mag that would shoot I’ll say sub moa at 200 yards with run of the mill Winchester 150 grainers, you’re absolutely correct about people spending money needlessly on overpriced garbage called “precision” these so called accuracy guys kill me when they talk a good game about a garbage overpriced piece of shit weapon

[@tiputipu777]

Even a blind person sees that this is a rem700 in an ax chassis... Not a true AI rifle.

[@vettepilot427]

Are you doing any barrel prep or cleaning between ammo types? If not, to be fair you should clean between ammo types and do longer shot strings 7-8 rounds and throw out the first 1-3 rounds for fouling.

[@thereloaderscloset9096]

Good vid but did notice the recoil of the rifle moved the gun holding device and you did not perfectly center back on the same place every time. With the 165 you were getting it back to the same hold more consistently but it grouped much worse. I think that gave you a bigger group on the 150 than expected from your ammo. But its interesting to see what the different ammo will do with a gun like that. Keep the coming. On that 200 grain ELSX you could defiantly hear the wind on the 2 shots to the left.

[@sagrgresh]

👍 👍 👍 👍

[@stitchgames6606]

Exactly what I needed!

[@robertsmithsr5358]

so to be clear THIS IS NOT A MK 13 MOD anything navy seal sniper rifle. it has a proof bbl not a lilja. it does have a stiller action and a ai stock....does not make it a mk13...esp with a vortex scope as the mil uses a nightforce 5-22x originally and now the ACTAR/.

[@johnpolk1555]

⁴³

[@tonyhaynes1878]

that looks like a stiller action, not aics

[@robertsmithsr5358]

if it is a mk 13 mod 7 and up chambered for the mk248mod1. then it aint really fair to say it is a 300 win mag, the mk248mod1 is 3.5" vs 3.34 for 300 win mag, pressure is 68k much higher than a 300 win mag. look similar, ain't the same

[@trevorbrixton5195]

I ran the numbers and where I am in Canada in 2022, this video would have cost $958,421.98 in ammo.

[@tylarhaugan7908]

190 smk I'd assume

[@brikeswardebbarma4029]

300 win mag blackhills 190grain SMK MK-248 MOD-0 spec

[@mccwho]

no results for mk248 mod 1

[@KandaJE]

Finally! A shooting video I can actually watch! Great Video Guys! So much better that watching some old fatty, or some young millennial tweaker squatting in the dust falling asleep waiting in agony for them to FINALLY pull the freaking trigger! A REAL test! Only thing that could have better is IF it was a completely windless day. I'm gunna go out on a limb and believe that Wind Changes caused a lot of the variations, and that many of the lighter bullet groups could have been slightly smaller.

[@7071t6]

why are you moving the target to where the other bullet impact point was from the last shoot, its mixing up your data, it should be totaly different targets for each manufacturers projectiles / bullets, DO not move the target impact or bull to the last bullet impact points, now you have no idea what's going on, meaning that each manufacturers is either having direct hits on bull or its missing by 6" at each different manufactures bullets fired?

[@peteperkins3859]

$5k worth of gun. It better be accurate.

[@SoTwissted]

A little late to ask for the brass? 😂

[@juliovillela276]

Pérdida de tiempo mucho equipo prueba eso a 1000 metros

[@williammoreschini4468]

vortex on a mod 7? blasphemy

[@fivex4756]

Though it may not be p c , the votex golden eagle is legit and was used to set long range cold bore record couple years ago, 2158 yards , on a stock savage action and barrel 338L no less

[@tiputipu777]

Dude the action is a rem700

[@fabianvaras1273]

I got tell you that acuraccy international is way overrated on my opinion . Tikka and bergara b14 hmr shoots way better that acuraccy international.

[@johnsmith-lx9lw]

Don't move your target. JUST leave it in one place, must be a college thing, your rifle cant hit center so move your target= DISLIKE = now you shoot the target from a stand position.

[@robertsmithsr5358]

ant that is a 1500 yard rifle with the correct lilja bbl and a nightforce scope. looks like this test is at 100 yards...what a waste of time and ammo ( i have made 1790 yards with a berger 230 and rl26)

[@SteveZ919]

If you have enough ammo...any shot isn't impossible. If a gun doesn't have a tight group at 100 then it doesnt matter how it groups any further, doesn't matter if it's a 22 or a 50bmg.

[@phila1367]

any serious shooter never uses factory rubbish , hand loads shit all over factory garbage

[@Ransomrest]

Understand but this is real world test that can be duplicated by you . No special formula. You can use the data as a starting point to design your loads. AI also said this is correct test for that model. Please keep in mind the military and service rifles don't shoot factory they shoot the mil spec ammo we used in this case it was from black hills. Not our first rodeo. And thank you for the comment and concern.

[@7071t6]

LOL your aiming right at the bull and it looks like their target is less than 100 yards away and you cant hit the bull LMFAO i think you need to make sure the gun is ZEROED in 100% first and the scope as well, looks like she is at least 5 mil way down to low based on the scope dope? Still its the best way to test so called MOA results on a test bench like that, so that the only factor will be distance and or heat, but at 100 yards then she still should be hitting the bull if she is zerored in preoerly no iffs of buts mate?

[@fivex4756]

They are checking for ammo with best pricision first, then using that ammo will zero later. The scope reticle is moa and second focal plane and calibrated for 40x. I did not hear it mentioned what power the scope was set at but I will guess 15 - 20x. Also what you saw was the different impact points for the different ammo, which is good to know.

[@prone_wolf8871]

The fact that he had to readjust the scope between some shots...says it all for me hahahahaa..