4570 GOVT HOT GRIZZLY LOADS - SPLITTING LOGS!!!

YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE!!! - Shooting GRIZZLY 45-70 +P 405 grain WLNGC 2050 FPS 3780 ft lbs!!!
FULL MILK JUG PLAYLIST HERE: bit.ly/2JCvZBC
Impact ear protection: amzn.to/2KxJNy4
SUBSCRIBE HERE: bit.ly/2xQ9ap2
4570 Hard Cast vs Hollowpoints - • 4570 GOVT Hard Cast VS...
4570 splitting logs - • 4570 GOVT SPLITTING LO...
4570 shooting baseballs - • 4570 GOVT - shooting b...
Canon G7x Mark ii camera here: amzn.to/2Gvv3gh
Eken action camera here: amzn.to/2Lee7yD
Instagram / mrwho_tee_who_
Twitter / mrwho_tee_who
Facebook / whoteewho
SnapChat @WHOTEEWHO
4570 splitting logs - • 4570 GOVT SPLITTING LO...
4570 shooting baseballs - • 4570 GOVT - shooting b...

[@amoruzz]

Being a former forest worker and tree trimmer, I knew from the start that nothing was going to travel through that moist black walnut laying long wise, except a strong hydraulic log splitter wedge. You should get the wood to a wood worker that can build some beautiful thing's out of that gorgeously figured strong wood. Especially the logs. Those loads are stout. Big bears, bison, moose and T Rex would be better choices. 👍

[@nicomeier8098]

You're a braver man then me - shooting handloads of unknown origin...

[@richt8297]

What the hell do you think you’re shooting an anti tank gun ? No way that’s going to go through a 3 foot log. Geez

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Rich!

[@americanallthewayredneck3917]

even if u shoot it width wize..i dont think it will break through walnut..try pine

[@7.62mikemike3]

Yeah right, my 45-70 went through 6" poplar tree

[@flyingwyoming5184]

Agreed, but it's surprising what they will go through. Iv'e seen them go through telephone poles easily.

[@kevinrollman3101]

It depends on the ammo! Using a 250 grain cast bullet with a hot hand loading formula! Now that would go through that log!

[@jackrabbit7389]

40 inches of wood even a barret .50 cal wouldn’t even go thru that that’s a lot of wood.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Idk we will have to see!!!

[@herrcobra4144]

A .600 Overkill would. LoL

[@rickyl04]

Majority of these geniuses have no clue about running a KZbin channel and providing content. I subscribed bcos you're very informative.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey thank you very much

[@TheIrishd501]

I load my guide gun with Speer 400 grain jacketed soft points, it's accurate and pushing around 1850 fps. Fast enough for anything in North and South America and probably 3/4 of the game in Africa. Anything in a 45-70 pushing over 2000 fps is going to be punishing on both ends... 👍

[@PotatoeJoe69]

Agreed. Used to fire Hornady 325gr FTX Leverevolution out of my Marlin 1895CB with 26" Octagon barrel. Round left the muzzle at about 2130fps, and yes it absolutely was punishing on both ends. It was fun to shoot at first cause of the novelty of a big ol round moving quick thumping the shoulder, but it didn't take long til it wasn't fun anymore. Love me some 45-70. Just 325gr FTX out of my particular rifle ain't much fun lol

[@timsim1940]

Another great video! Thanks for this! Cheers from Canada!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Cheers Tim!

[@FanOfLiberty1776]

Thank you for including the attempted lifting of the tree. I hadn’t laughed all day!😆👍

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😆😆😆

[@TheRealZJE313]

That's right.

[@lespotter8293]

The Elmer Kieth loads do 2000 fps. 53 grains of 3031 behind a 405 Gr. bullet. They are killers on both ends. Look up Elmer Kieth and this load for some interesting info. He was a big proponent of the 45-70

[@lespotter8293]

I would be glad to send you some, but you should never trust anyones reloads.

[@jerrynpatti]

That log weighs more like 500 lbs if not 600. I laughed when you said you were going to pick it up. Hell that super hot round didn"t move it at all.

[@kevinlawrence5319]

Awesome video Adam 👍👍 your videos just keeps on getting better and better .

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Kevin!

[@sammartinez8084]

Great show and thank you for the info and i love my 4570

[@smokedbrisket3033]

what I have discovered in years of hand loading 45-70, a 405 gr at 2050 doesn't do anything a 425 or 525 can't do at 1400-1600 fps. even the ballistic arc from the faster one isn't markedly flatter than the slower one - 100 yd zero and 1600 fps - 14" of holdover at 200 yards, and 9" of holdover at 2050. Any lead bullet pushed that hard needs to be gas checked, and while the 405 has a lot more energy, at practical distances, all of those wide meplat lead bullets will go straight through an animal, and probably not stop until it reaches the next zip code.

[@xgi36]

I would love to have those logs, just imagine the grain in the crotch and the lamps that could have been made. The log would have made several great gun stocks.

[@morrisonreed1]

THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING , he might of gotten a good price on the larger pieces . Love walnut , just put a finish on a walnut coffee table

[@fedup3582]

And it is getting ruined. What a waste.

[@stephenwarren55]

45/70 holes add 'character' to the wood.

[@crey1652]

Watching the recoil on those monster rounds is so satisfying. Thanks for the vid! :-)

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love the 4570!

[@kevinrollman3101]

I love your videos Sir! I can’t explain what makes your videos more interesting! One thing I love how you do the slow Mo!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Kevin!

[@yewwtooob]

Damn it. That stump could have made awesome gun stocks and grips.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Could have! Gave a lot of this tree away already

[@Betterifitsfree]

Wicked caliber. I've seen a 1860's gatling gun in this size. Imagine.

[@samuraimedi4061]

Glad I stumbled on your channel, love the content. 👍✌💚👌

[@tomthx5804]

Why not shoot the 45 70 into the ground and see if it comes out in China?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good idea!!! Thanks

[@arrlmember]

I shot a K-Hornet into muddy ground and got a crater about a foot deep and about 4 or 5 feet in diameter. Of course muddy ground and hard wood are NOT the same thing.

[@thegobots]

Or at your head

[@Joe_Brown99]

It’d be interesting to see an ‘upgraded’ .45 rifle round and how it would do against the flat-nosed rounds

[@turdgoblin6113]

I sell propane and propane accessories.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

This is so funny! Tons of ppl tell me I sound like ol Hank Hill! 😂😂😂

[@dooleyknoted5951]

WHO_TEE_WHO I'll tell you what. Mmmm hmmmm, yup.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Dangit bobby!!! 😂

[@mr.e0311]

John P. Boy i tell ya hhhwhat

[@mitchapalooza]

Best comment on the internet.

[@justintyme2764]

That was fun! Thanks!

[@edwinacevedo8420]

Awesome demonstration

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Edwin!

[@alvarotecun1669]

I was just waiting to hear "there’s no way I’m getting that log in my truck".

[@cdawson198600]

😮 those are miniature freight trains with a jet engine attached.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yes they are!!!

[@nicholasb2341]

Heck yea them babies are.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Choo choo!!!

[@1joshjosh1]

This kicks ass!!!

[@johnlayne5485]

Cool video I would love to have those logs but thats along way to go i really appreciate you making these videos

[@TheAdventureCowboy]

I used to shoot lots of logs and then split them with an axe to find the bullets. As I got older and smarter, I started using targets that were easier to evaluate, like shooting into a stack of boards or wet phonebooks taped together.I have shot most different kinds of 45-70, and after years of doing so, my go to hunting rounds are the Hornady LeverEvolution rounds (both 325gr. and 250gr. Monoflex) for elk, deer, black bear. If I am going for massive penetration, I shoot either the Buffalo Bore 350 jacketed or the 405 hard cast.These are my "go-to" rounds because they are the rounds that shoot the best out of my 1874 Sharps and my 1886 Deluxe.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Very nice. I am hoping to take a whitetail with the Hornady leverevolution rounds this year

[@pauldalton5837]

I have taken several whitetails using the Hornady Leverevolution 325gr. in my single shot CVA 45-70. Depending on where you hit they can mess up quite a bit of meat.

[@canadafirstdog9051]

all i have is an 1886 red rider to plink pop cans - you guys are lucky you have 2a

[@52stevedo]

My shoulder is hurting just watching.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

my shoulder still hurts from filming :)

[@ringokidd387]

Wow! Lol awesome man! Who Tee Who who is the Da Man! In demand! Love the video brother

[@cozyrules6250]

Who tee your the man bro every time i look for a new gun your way ahead of me keep up the hard work it’s paying off

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching bigtime!

[@Pogey_Bait]

I kind of think you're a little bit dense if you thought either one of those rounds was going to go that far through a stump of that size.

[@fixed970]

Pogey Bait 50 bmg would not penetrate that log. At best it penetrated 8 to 10”

[@vacomments]

Im staggered. I don’t own a gun (EU laws at their best) and even I know that a 45-70 would never exit that log. He would need an anti-tank gun for that!

[@Rusted_Link]

39”! Come on Whoot, maybe 16” but not 39”. I’ve seen clean pass throughs with 300g 1700 FPS on 8”x8” pine PT and it didn’t even wiggle. Try again through the narrow side.

[@zanechilson9306]

Mike Klapperich 50. BMG FMJ can penetrate 96 inches into soft woods like pine. Hell I've heard stories of people shooting their M1 Garands through 2 1/2 feet cedar trees in WW2. AP .50 BMG would have no problem drilling a hole through that log.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Did a video shooting this log with 50bmg

[@nicktant1756]

Black walnut is incredibly dense wood.

[@Zen-cc6ij]

Great and fun vid buddy!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@garylloyd4465]

Great idea. What do you think the 50 BMG would do to the black walnut log?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

We will have to see I guess

[@Leverguns50]

Thanks for sharing, If it was Pine it would probably go 27” through it, but black walnut other than being a very expensive wood people pay big money for it even heard of people stealing a whole tree out of somebody’s yard and selling it for hundred thousand dollars, is super hard and would probably stop a bullet like that with an 8 inch or so

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks! I gave most of this tree away to a woodworking friend

[@Leverguns50]

WHO_TEE_WHO that’s because you’re awesome like that,

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Ill take the kind words. Ha! 😃

[@Leverguns50]

WHO_TEE_WHO yeah I know it’s mean people will criticize everything you do or say in s video, just have to grow thick skin and keep on chugging, but your videos are great, so you probably don’t get too much of that,

[@k1j2f30]

I know Ya-all call those little things mountains but, here in Montana we just call them hills. lol.

[@lomoholga]

Nobody ever thinks about Montana unless someone from Montana remind us that it exists

[@k1j2f30]

@@lomoholga That's OK, it's the way we in Montana prefer it to be! Wyoming is kind-a the same way too. Lol

[@charliedrake2999]

Its yall not ya-all

[@follkiej]

Sounds solid when the second shot hit the log!

[@kevinrollman3101]

The HSM with the 430 grain cast are really nice!

[@ShotgunMikey]

Who_tee_who is going to have a bad back trying to pick up them big logs!😂 walnut is tough stuff!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Sure is! I already have a bad back! 😆

[@arrlmember]

Back trouble? I just had hernia surgery 9 days ago and the pain still hasn't gone away and I am not allowed to lift anything that is more than 10 pounds. DON'T put yourself at risk!

[@George-ph6qo]

The problem is that you're shooting toward the y split in the branches. The wood is semi hardwood and green. The knarling and moisture would have absorbed the energy and directed the bullet downward. Try again on Maple or oak at least a year drying that way the impact won't be sloshed away.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks George!

[@TriTran-xc9jg]

can someone please tell me the name of the bullets inside of the case hat is on the left side of the bullet case? i want to buy some but i don't remember the name

[@mmcgee1231]

Interesting video. I enjoyed it!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Mitch!

[@ericharris893]

I like your vids. Good concepts your doing here. However, when you realized that wood fibers are harder than you thought, it would have been nice if you cut short peices so we could have seen you actually split the wood. I’d say an 8” piece would have split into firewood.

[@rockywalker9115]

Take a drink every time he says “hot”

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😂😂😂 very hot day

[@jorgeposadas1192]

First, I don't need to get that drunk.

[@weedeater49cc]

i had interesting thought if you could make some nice high carbon steel core rounds they would be cheaper than getting tungsten but would they be effective buget penetrator rounds or would the price comparison not be worth the drop in performance would be interesting to find out

[@citrus1973]

I’m enjoying your videos. I just got a .45/70 handi rifle.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Really appreciate you watching! I love the 4570!!!

[@garyalensr]

Those loads definitely had some juice behind them!!! That slow mo of the recoil was epic. Another great vid WHO_TEE

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey thanks Gary!!! Hope you have a great day!

[@jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295]

Nice vid.. they would kill a bear for sure

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😂

[@b4ttybaby]

stick something very thin into the hole to see how far the bullet penetrated

[@kevinmaloney4061]

Try shooting that Bear and you watch how pissed off it gets lol

[@dylanleamananderson7811]

Kevin Maloney it won’t be too pissed when it takes two steps and dies

[@xxx007bigcity]

holy cow Whoot.. you really got people fired up, never have seen so many replys

[@whitedogproductions6153]

Nice one.....man it looks hot there ...beautiful surrounds as well

[@WHOTEEWHO]

So hot outside!!! Thanks for watching!

[@jh5869]

New sub. That’s exactly what I expected. Where wood forks, it is extremely tough. Almost impossible to split. That’s a powerful round, but has nothing for that forked walnut. Thanks for a fun video.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnharbin580]

Do you have any idea how much that walnut burl and tree you cut into firewood is worth?You are not going to shoot through 3 feet of walnut with a damn rifle.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

If you want it you can come buy it 😂 no one anywhere near me wanting to pay any money for it 🖒🖒 gave a ton of it to a woodworking friend

[@MrJeffcoley1]

WHO_TEE_WHO I’m glad you gave a bunch to a woodworker. I guess commercial operators aren’t interested in just 1 tree but those logs aren’t going anywhere, your buddy can come get more if he needs it.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yup he knows where theres more. We have piles of it

[@scottalanclymer]

Yeah I'm thinking a 40mm AAA round off a US Navy gun might split that stump. Small arms... not going to happen.

[@patgh63]

My 50 BMG w ball ammo, copper jacketed solid steel projectile barely managed 20" penetration in elm.Crossways , not length ways. 660 grains @ 2800 fps = about 12,000 ft/lbs 20mm.. That's 5 oz @ 4000fps. That's 77,000 ft/lbs... Would probably do the trick

[@RedDogForge]

Love your range targets! Lol. Awesome. Tv destruction 4tehwin!!!

[@jeffowens2051]

During sight testing for the 1884 and up Trapdoor, the “weak sister” .45-70-500 from a 32” barrel cleanly and routinely holed pine 12x12 uprights. At up to 1400 yards… The original flip up sight on my made in 1886 Trapdoor rifle is calibrated to 1200 yards. The factory open irons are zeroed at 250yds. .45/70, like its larger 90/110 siblings, actually shoots best when loaded with 1.5F or 2F Swiss blackpowder. BPCR and BPCRS matches went back to requiring straight BP loads, accuracy and distance both improved. If you want old feel modern loads, .450 Marlin loaded with 535gr lrn or lfn…

[@JoeyJoelBand]

I don't think it is a fair comparison regarding this log, vs other ones. That part of the tree trunk, begins to divide into a fork of the tree. So the grain of the tree you don't see is more dense and fibrous than a simple round where the grain is parallel. Certainly a more dense and deviant direction in the wood. So, Don't judge your self so harshly. :).

[@pauldeahl3980]

A woodworker would love to get his hands on that walnut. That would make some beautiful gun stocks.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

For sure. I gave most of this tree to a woodworker friend. He has been making very nice bowls

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome

[@ringokidd387]

@@WHOTEEWHO yes sir sure be nice to have some of that

[@dalanwanbdiska6542]

I wish I had a big piece of walnut tree.

[@paultanner2007]

I’m a new subscriber and I enjoy the videos. Thank you sir.

[@thomasbroking7943]

We're not going to have alot of fun.. We're going to watch you have lots of fun..like the idea of shooting the tree chunks.👍👍

[@TheUsmarine789]

shooting phone books with 45/70 would be interesting to watch

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Any idea where i can get some phone books?

[@robertwies6806]

What is a phone book?

[@MrZcotty]

go to your local motorcycle shop and ask for their old parts unlimited/tucker-rocky/drag-specialties catalogs. they are all thick gauge color paged books with an excess of a thousand pages each. i bet those hot rounds will not make it through more than 4 of them.. :)

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Great idea! I have been looking for places that will give me phone books

[@MrZcotty]

also hit up sears, jc pennies, and such, see if they have a stash of old catalogs.. love the vids..

[@MrRapparicio]

Would be cool if you stick a wire on the holes and measure how deep it went

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good idea. Need to do that

[@clintonwhite2966]

1-2” tops.

[@dominicviner6619]

What a crazy round

[@maxair5970]

That's some pretty black walnut wood ! Nice rifle also

[@johnhines852]

I hope the Grizzlies appreciate all the punishment you're taking for them!

[@rayc.1396]

OK, you are trying to push a big slug threw a lot of hard wood. My guess, those bullets are 12 to 16 inches in. Get a bunch of 2x lumber a foot or so long and mount then a long board, a bunch is 30 boards, place them about a board thickness apart and see if if will go threw that. My 45-70 black powder loads with 550 grain soft lead will get into the 15th board, the range is 50 yards.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Ray!

[@rayc.1396]

You ever shot one? Doubtful, a 45-70 black powder load with a 550 grain slug will pass threw a buffalo and kill the one next to it at over 500 yards, every time.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

No never shot one

[@marlonknighton2735]

@Ray C. Seriously doubt more than 5 inches (if that) of penetration on hardwood. Your 15th fast growth very low density pine 2X lumber is no comparison to Black walnut hardwood slow growth density.

[@kevinlawrence5319]

Adam what products do you use to clean and wipe down your guns after shooting them.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Ballistol and remington oil all i ise

[@michaelvanpeski8140]

This was very entertaining. But you should have knew those bullets was not going through that big piece of walnut lol 😂

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Probably only went in a couple inches. If that's true black walnut stop shooting it and don't burn it. You got a pile of money in that tree especially that y section. Thats big money to Craft suppliers plaque makers etc

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Gave the rest of the tree already to a woodworking friend. Not worth the hassle of it to me to try to sell it. Tried before and got zero good offers

[@justjustin7382]

Jimmie Burleigh well Jim......all kinds of free wood in BC

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Just Justin well all u know is black walnut brings a premium price. Iv know folks that planted a batch for each child they had when born to send them to school when the time came. Plus their retirement patch.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Let me know if you have some buyers! I have woods full of them 😂

[@samuraimedi4061]

Jimmie Burleigh this is true. My grandfather did, he never got to enjoy the lucrative investment but the rest of our family has. Truly is a great investment, long term that is. 😁✌💚

[@oceansailing7726]

Sinks in only 6 in. Dead stop

[@RedDogForge]

They tell you what the load was? Primers and powder used?

[@tonsta1703]

So for someone like me that doesn't shoot, are government loads a tamed down or regulated cartridge?

[@kennethstintzi4685]

200 lbs!! try twice that weight.

[@pensnut08]

Bro, you ould blast that log for an hour with a 50 BMG and nothing lo.

[@jonathankelly9484]

Love your videos your over estimating the power of the guns😂 which is better than under estimating. No matter what tho I'm still watching your videos.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Jonathan!!!

[@unbalancedredneck5778]

Punishing on both ends. Great video

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Shoulder still hurts!!!

[@0g.Ghost.7373]

All I kept thinking was, He is going to get a hernia!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I know it!

[@realtreefordman]

to much talking talking no enuff shoting

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🖒🖒thanks Jacob!

[@dennyramsey2966]

@Max Pain kinda like saying a big bear wad shot out the end of his boom pole

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🖒🖒

[@jasonkitchen2651]

Agree. Less talkie more shootie....

[@plutoplatters8307]

Gun nut spelling ????

[@jamesfarmer63]

Hootee I've got a 47-70 government Henary golden boy &I love it & there's a company in Montana that is now doing all there ammo by hand loads

[@dabprod]

I shoot the same rifle. Have had it for over 40 years. Has never failed me.

[@edavis7350]

What on earth makes you think a led round will go through a stump that large???

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Had just filmed same round going through 13 gallon water jugs

[@joshuadeanb]

It’s not lead.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🖒🖒

[@slappinliberals6655]

what on earth makes you think lead is spelled "led"

[@RebelRob34]

Glad guys like him do these videos, fun to see for those of us who now live in suburbia and have to drive an hour to shoot in a non indoor range!

[@Thelby1]

You are Grossly Underestimating the Density of the wood. I don't believe if you cut a 10 inch piece that the 4570 would go through it. That big 36 inch log you would stop a .50 BMG. The only way it would come out is to veer off and come out the side. It would Definitely Not go through the whole length!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🖒🖒thanks for watching!

[@obernund4371]

I had the Marlin stainless guide rifle. The Buffalo bore rounds actually opened the action slightly and numbed my fingers on the lever.

[@winfieldjohnson125]

Loads of fun!

[@johns4584]

Did you seriously think you could muscle that thing into your truck? Lol...........

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thought it was worth a good ol try 😂

[@dennyramsey2966]

@@WHOTEEWHO these trees are more aggravation than anything, we have to keep them cut down away from our gardens, they have some kind of defense to keep stuff from growing near them. They suck to move because they hold so much water.

[@sourmash5715]

a 50 bmg wouldn't even go all the way threw that log.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

probably right about that!!! Thanks sour mash

[@sammy2840]

Have the Grizzlie loads for my Marlin .444. Afraid to try them. Don’t know if the MicroGroove barrel will handle them! Plus the regular loads hurt! Bad! Mucho Fun!

[@thomasallen3818]

I met a custom ammo reloader at a local gun show here in South Texas, and he guaranteed a minimum of 2300fps, and I’m on my second box and I’m not disappointed in the least.

[@jaybird3608]

A 50 Cal load wouldn't even go through either

[@WHOTEEWHO]

We will see!

[@iceman5815]

Like ur vids but seems like u know nothing about bullets if u think that things gonna go through that log. Most it go through probably 4-5 inches deep.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

thanks iceman

[@JG-rz4st]

He defo madddd 😂

[@C45SAA]

It was clear after viewing the log that the bullet would never come close to completely penetrating that black walnut log. Also, what was the chamber pressure and was it too much for the Marlin?

[@treeguyable]

I hope you were kidding about it coming out the back, 50 bmg wouldn't.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Nope not kidding😂 filmed this shortly after seeing the same round go through 12 gallon jugs and keep going. Thought it would do better

[@treeguyable]

WHO_TEE_WHO I guess after watching tons of will this go through that vids, demo ranch, taflodermus, or however you spell it, and a few others, plus shooting .338 lapua and down at various materials, and climbing, disassembling trees for 28 yrs. , I just kinda got an idea of go no go on certain things. Your vid helps evaluate a lot of that too, I guess being lazy, I would rather watch, and let you do all the hard work, and prep, and editing. It is appreciated though.Lotsa fun to watch.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Ha! Thanks Mike! I enjoy making the videos

[@beverwyck1]

Comparing water jugs to a hunk of walnut is like comparing Styrofoam to steel.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🖒🖒

[@ojofelixnm3608]

A 500 nitro express wouldn't shoot through that log. The .45-70 wouldn't got through the log set upright. Duh

[@ernestrisiott7437]

Thank you for the vid & your effort in making it. I own a slick actioned Henry in 45/70 & it's my favorite rifle that will kill everything in Australia from rabbit to Cape Buffalo. Cheers.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Ernest! I love the 4570! I did not know there were cape buffalo in Australia! Cheers

[@ernestrisiott7437]

/www.google.com.au/search?q=australia+cape+buffalo&oq=australian+cape+buffalo&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0.30341j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome

[@BG-ww5lg]

Good video, ill tell you from my testing with 45 70 if you want more power you increase weight but keep velocity the same. High speed causes deformation which causes resistance. This applies to most if not all calibers, but 45 70 for sure

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for the tip B G!

[@rogerjordan299]

Could have picked a straight dry peice. Wouldn't happen anyway. The crotch of a tree is like a rock. I was hoping it was a joke. Or am i odd

[@WHOTEEWHO]

The 45 70 always amazes me. Just not this time :-)

[@QueensNativeNYC]

Roger Jordan Yes, that's for sure, I shot trees with mausers and 12 gauge slugs and only penetrated 4 to 6 inches into the trees at best.. In fact the slugs only went in a few inches but blew a nice chunk out of the tree

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

First that Marlin isn't made to handle those hot loaded rounds. Second do you know how much black walnut is worth?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

1. Yes the Marlin can handle it. 2. Not worth the hassle of me having to post the wood for sale and have to waste half a day messing with meeting someone to sell it and jew me on the price 😂 I gave this entire tree to a woodworking friend of mine

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

WHO_TEE_WHO well I burned a whole stump before I learned to identify trees lol

[@eatingelizabethsfrizbee]

WHO_TEE_WHO by the way I have a box of 19 originally 20 rounds of HOTTTTT 45-70 loaded by me for a friend's Ruger #1 he asked for hot I gave it to him he shot one and it was to much for him he gave them back so if your feeling brave they're all yours.

[@markfox3464]

How well do you think a Marlin Guide Gun would handle those loads? How well would your shoulder handle that?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Somehow missed this comment. Sure send em!

[@todestoast8669]

Love your videos man, greetings from germany

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hello Krebs! Thank you for watching!

[@todestoast8669]

Thanks for awesome videos. Btw "krebs" is just a nickname... that would be an horrible name, even for a german :D

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hahahaha! 😆😆😆

[@mrgallagher7072]

Always awesomeness,,,, great video to bad you couldn't have cut the log into different thickness disk's 4,6,8ect and seen what stopped it.