7MM MAG vs 300 WIN MAG - HOW MANY PAPER PLATES???

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[@robertbutton9142]

I own both rounds love them. Come to think about it I love anything that goes bang lol.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Me too! 🤣

[@nicerperson1]

Hi Robert, what is the application for each round? are they both hunting rounds or is the 7mm for target? (me thinking it's not far off the 6.5 creedmoor) - thanks!

[@thomasraahauge5231]

Robert Button: Does that include paper bags? You can really make someone's ears go _wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeep_ if your hands are big enough :-D

[@smitty3973racing]

nicerperson comparing a 6.5 cred to a 7mm remmag is like comparing a 454 big block nova to a prius. The 7mm is a belted magnum slinging lead at 3,000+ fps. The 7mm is a big game round. 6.5 is target/varmint

[@righand]

Amen

[@joefondren9755]

My first center-fire rifle was a Model 70 in 7 Mag and it is a great caliber, but I hand load and now much prefer the versatility of a .30 (.308) caliber bullet. I think closely matching the ballistic co-efficient of the two bullets involved would be a more accurate test, and also experiment with various powder charges and a chronometer to arrive fairly close to the same feet per second. For a hunting situation at an average distance, and excepting a shoulder shot, my guess is that either caliber would penetrate all the way through any whitetail and most elk, but the heavier .30 caliber would carry more of the shock that actually does the killing. What turned me on to the .300 Win Mag as a young man were the factory ballistic charts that showed that caliber to be the flattest shooting except for maybe the .264 Win Mag Pronghorn medicine. As if anyone might give a shit, may favorite rifle is an early post-64 Model 70 in 300 Win Mag that has the slickest bolt and feed of any rifle I've ever held, and a perfect trigger. It has dual cross-bolts in a traditional wood stock with a Monte Carlo cheek-piece and just enough usage marks to give it character, and a floated pencil barrel. It's little and light and kicks like a bay mule, but it'll still make a three-shot hole at 100 yards that a quarter will cover. The drawback, of course, is that it's not very weather-proof. I would say it's time to end this before I start to ramble, but it's too damn late to worry about that. Right? You made an interesting vid and I want to check out your .50 Cal one.

[@edvineyard1143]

I think a WW2 rifle paper plate challenge would be fun!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good idea

[@JimiBones]

M1Garand vs 8mm Mauser or 1911 vs German Luger all Ball ammo

[@-DHR4870]

303 v 7.62x54r

[@frankwebster6082]

303 8mm.Yaaaa

[@smitty3973racing]

M1 Garand vs the Kar98

[@bgjb-r1499]

When I was 19 I went to the range with a friend who had an 8mm Mauser, 7mm Rem Mag and a 30-06. The most accurate of the three was the 7mm Mag. The 30-06 had the least recoil. The Mauser was an antiquated rifle with open sights, the other two were scoped. I remember that day as if it were yesterday. I was able to hit the 24” target with all three rifles. But the highlight of the day was hitting the bullseye (5” orange center) three times with that 7mm mag at 150 yards. One little negative about the 7mm, it kicked the hardest.

[@marthaabernathy8868]

I've always been more of a 7 mm Remington mag fan and I thought that it probably would have a little greater penetration but then I know that the two calibers are real close together.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love them both!

[@Jameskenomis3]

Me too. I’m a 7 mag guy. I think I could kill a grizzly , rhino or bull elephant with mine. 😂

[@T-DsGaming]

I've had my 7Mag for 17 years and it has never let me down. The best all around cartridge on the planet imo.

[@sparky_-mf2cs]

😆

[@paseropierre6864]

Excellent mais apre milles coups il vaut mieux changer le canon

[@davidjensen2411]

I've always wanted to see a 222 vs 223 video... The 223 has an extra 200 feet per second, but would be interesting to vary the projectile types. Maybe even a 22/250 vs 556 video? Cheers Mate! 👌

[@jamespugh]

Like see the 222 vs 223 do to I hard lot of good between them.

[@mattyt774]

300wm is my absolute favorite big game stopper. I also have a 7mm german mauser I like a lot too. Great vid buddy. I'd like to see those two against ballistics gel to see how much energy they dump in the beginning vs how far they go. Keep up my favorite channel!!!! You rock bro. Go Vols

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Matt! Good idea. Gel would be fun with these

[@scottf.3808]

Always like the paper plate face offs with ammo testing....Nice results....Good stuff....

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Scott!

[@leroymorris6036]

No matter which one you like they both deliver crazy power! I like my old 7mm savage, its a heavy gun that probably why i don't mind the recoil. Its a workout in the woods though.

[@Darco_II]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻 Suggestion for the other plates: 7x64 vs 3006

[@Mocaknight]

Should of used both 150 grain ammo, the .300 would go punch harder

[@captainrick9379]

That was Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Captain Rick!

[@rippertrain]

On your way to 100k. Great channel keep up the vids

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Rob!

[@kaboom362]

That's amazing. I would say that myth is busted. I've heard some guys who shoot the 7 mm speak quite highly of it in comparison to other rounds. I don't think I've ever seen any two rounds in the paper plate test that close

[@chrisv6413]

I have the same rifle as used the in the video in 7MM rem mag.. it is a fantastic rifle. Hard to find stuff that it won’t punch a hole in!

[@gregrauscher4524]

Let's get back to reality of SD. If you have a high SD and velocity you get good penetration. The 7mm in 150 slightly edges the .30cal, but the .30 cal generates more energy. I would love to see what happens at 3-400 yards because I have never seen a paper plate Elk,cheer or Moose...ever!

[@kaboom362]

@@gregrauscher4524 settle down cowboy! I ain't ever seen a cardboard deer myself either. If you watch some more of the man's videos You'll see what I'm talking about when I say paper plates. It's ghetto ballistic gel for Everyday People. I find these videos entertaining and extremely informative.

[@gregrauscher4524]

@@kaboom362 Settle down?? Cowboy?? Meet all kinds here...things it life that you just shake your head at! I watch some of his videos but after hunting for 62 years and reloading over 50 don't need to watch as many as you I guess! I go by real world experience....not by plates. But he entertains and seems to know a lot...I enjoy some!

[@kaboom362]

@@gregrauscher4524 you're right Greg. You've got me beat by 10 miles. I've only been hunting for about 15 years and I don't know as much because I'm from Canada and we don't have as much access to firearms and ammunition as you guys do. I apologize if I offended you.

[@kymopar]

always enjoy the 'ol paper plate test..thanks for sharing

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@NorthwoodsNomad]

I’d like to see .280 Remington vs .30-06 Springfield ( using same bullet weights 150/150 gr or 165/165 gr) I say the 7mm caliber bullet will out penetrate the .30 caliber by 100 plates

[@Notreallyme377]

This is very useful information. I wish you would publish your compiled results amongst all the calibers you've shot in the paper plate challenge. You've done this with almost all the popular cartridges if I am remembering correctly

[@WHOTEEWHO]

If I put em all in one then no one would watch the other vids 😜😜😜

[@chuckjenkins4830]

Best videos made WTW!! Love the vs on the plates and milk jugs!! Thanks!! 😁😁

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Chuck!

[@clayzimmerman3318]

.243 vs 6mm. I've shot a .243 for the last 20+ years. My mom has always used her 6mm. My dad reloads the ammo for each with different set ups for deer hunting, coyote hunting or just target shooting. I still think it'd be interesting to see factory load comparisons.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@secretariat1703]

Great test! The 7 mm is very impressive! Would like to see it against a 375 H&H with a Hornady 250 grain bullet!

[@kst357]

These paper plate tests are genius. Have you done 12ga rifled barrels versus smooth bore? Tests between various deer slugs could be fun.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Fred. Nope haven't done shotguns yet

[@philiporrell2936]

Great idea! I second this

[@daveschidlmeier6425]

That would be a very interesting result. I like that idia.... Thanks for the plate testing.... GOOD STUFF... 7MM MAG VS 300 WIN MAG. 43 PLATE DIFFERENCE.... WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT???

[@justinpadgett4070]

I love tha 300!... It was cool to see it go head-to-head with a 7 mag!!! Cool video 👍

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love em both! Thanks for watching Justin!

[@brentigo]

love your videos. Keep them coming. For the rest of the plates i would love to see a 4 caliber shoot out. How about 243 ,6.5 creedmoor, 7mm 08 and 270 rem All very similar. Cheers

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@geraldkoch394]

Thanks for all the vids

[@michaelr.1305]

Love to see a 375 HH in the paper plate test and up against any caliber you think would be interesting.

[@cracktower3613]

Oh man, was hoping to match the 7mm with the old school & anciant Lol, necked down 7mm (2.64 Win, Magnum) in the old days the 2.64 Winchester Magnums muzzel velocity was over 3,700 feet per second / one of the flattest shooting rounds to be found / Man it sure could kick! Thanks for the fun show WHO_TEE_WHO

[@scottmeacham1738]

Have you ever used foam plates? They might allow better expansion as the foam turns to liquid when heated before it ignites. Great videos! I have that exact 7mm mag rifle. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@Joelohboy]

That was another good video Mr. Who..

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Joel!

[@bobbymann8058]

Just got my first 7mm rem mag can't wait to put her to work this year

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome!

[@reatrowreak8201]

Hey I know I'm a little late to this but I am looking at getting a new rifle for an optic my dad bought me (4-16xzoom) and I've been looking around because I already have a .308 with a similar optic so I want to ask if you guys prefer 7mm or 300win

[@williamhicks7592]

Great video who tee who keep on keepin on , love the video god bless yall

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey William!

[@williamhicks7592]

Sorry about missing the premiere I was doing something but I should be able to make it to the next one but I really done enjoy the content and the hard work u put into the videos, and how is ur baby doing

[@JimiBones]

Paper plate test with muzzleloader would be interesting, round ball vs Sabot slug

[@tomstepanowicz6191]

With the leftover plates you can cut 4x4 inch squares out of the centers and stack them in the bathroom. Or, sell them on eBay as heavy duty toilet paper.

[@savage69000]

Cool video! It would be cool to see a comparison with either caliber but different bullets. Example would be 300 winmag super x vs nosler accubond or barnes Lrx. Thanks again!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍thanks for watching!

[@Raptor-gd6sk]

No matter what you shoot , paperplates test are the best!! 👍

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Raptor!

[@follkiej]

Congrats on your new baby! Hope Mom and baby are both doing well!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Jim! Everyone is good!

[@follkiej]

@@WHOTEEWHO Glad to hear!! Fun vlog! Love the paper plate shoots!

[@johnagen3688]

My vote goes for same cal 1in regular mag vs wsm! (I.e. 300win mag vs 300wsm)

[@450moto9]

How would you like to try out some speciality 300win mag rounds that I made. I have some tracers that I made from pulled 308 tracers. And I have some armor piercing penetrators that I made from some pulled ww2 30-06 ap rounds. I can tell you that they go through 1” steel and 3/8 ar500 plate.

[@AM-sj9gy]

Have you checked the difference in noise level of each gauge from where the shooter shoots, with different gauges? Cheers!

[@davideid4002]

Would like to see some tests comparing the 300 rem ultra mag!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Me too!

[@pedrowall9320]

hi i love watching your videos keep them coming . i have nt seen a 2506 vs yet . i v allways wonder how they compare to 243 or any other gun .can you do a video of that one day. my biggest rifle is a 243 and i love it but some times i feel like i need to have little more range im wondering if the 2506 would be an option

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@ronniegreene1274]

7mm-08 vs 308 vs 6.5 creedmore..I like the 7mm-08 ..and u could also add the 260 rem..I like ur stuff pretty good..keep up the good work..I would like to see more ballistic gel.thanks

[@TheoriginalPhilGood]

Keep pumpn out the videos !! aka keep up the good work

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Phil!

[@leonardmorgan359]

How about 7mm vs 300 vs 338 paper plate test? It be cool if you used bullets with similar sectional density and ones with different sectional density to see if it really matters. Just a suggestion would be awesome to see the difference between them all

[@aphereandthere4895]

Very nice 🙂 I thought that the 7mm will go just a bit further, but its deformation was extreme so I geuss that is why it was like so. I do not remmember you tried a shogun, so you can try to shoot the first 300 with one ounce slug, and the second with buckshot. Will be interesting to see the dammage, these ones are bigger, heavier but way slower projectiles, so deformation should be less significant, especially with the 00 buckshot. If you manage to shoot at the same 300 pack with both 00 buck snd slug, you can shoot the other one with REALLY POWERFUL crossbow, I bet that it will go trough way beyond 72 plates, if you do not have such high power crossbow, you can try the Ek archery 200 lb Titan crossbow, I think it is no more than 300 USD, and generates feaking 235 joules, this is the only one you will find which is that cheap but that powerful, actually really well made too and will last you forever, from experience. Looking forward to see any of those videos, or maybe both 😉✌😄

[@antipeta3]

Whats up who tee who cool test I thought it was industrial toilet paper at first and I was like noooooooooooo but then you said paper plates and i breathed a sigh of relief 😂🤘

[@Me2Lancer]

Surprising test. I have owned the 7mm Rem Mag but not the 300 Mag.

[@andrewgoodwin9385]

Do you own or have access to a .303 British? I'd love to see how many it can go through.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yup sure do. Has been in a few videos. Good idea

[@ryane6719]

I’ve always felt that 7mm rem mag was undervalued. As a kid it was the first big rifle I had. Hand loaded rounds as teen and found amazing accuracy with it.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it! More 7mm mag videos this week

[@smitty3973racing]

It is in the cartridge hall of fame

[@amoswilbanks7838]

What about doin a 30/06 and the 308 with 150gr deer season xps sir thank for the video love your videos if I got a gun I want to know about most time you have a video on it sir that you

[@ajw6715]

I would like to see 30-06 with a armor piercing bullet paper plate test. Back when I was 16 yo a friend of mine had some 30-06 APs and he shot through 20" of beech wood. His father had friends that were in the military. This was about 1966. The good old days. That friend has sense spent 20+ years in the USMC.

[@JimiBones]

Nice adjustment to make it easier to count the plates

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍

[@gavincross2902]

Cool vid as I just got a 300 winmag. I wonder if shooting so close allows the bullet to reach its best velocity. I ask because I do not know. Cheers.

[@braggland8451]

Interesting test. Not surprised by the result. The 7mm bullet is like magic. I love my 7mm rum and wouldn’t trade it for anything

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching braggland

[@jerryragan]

Of the two, which do you like best for shooting of shooting comfort. and recoil

[@WHOTEEWHO]

7mm rem mag

[@bobbeyrand9747]

love my 284 got me an elk a moose and many good size deer and coyetes ruger 3x 9 40 mm leupold spot on

[@cccccc5398]

Thanks, that was great....keep up the good work.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@jeffledford1740]

I love the 7mag. If u want try the 270wsm and 270 win in the paper plates

[@jerryfanai1629]

Wish a gud luck to the road to 1 mil subs...

[@scottscheuerman6170]

The reason why the 7 mag may have went thru a few more plates is the 284 diameter bullets have a higher ballistic coefficiency and sectional density than the 308 bullets there’s kind of a happy medium when it comes to bullets the larger the diameter the longer and heavier the bullet has to be to penetrate more

[@WHOTEEWHO]

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[@rippertrain]

I just purchased a magpul r700 hunter stock. Its nice but not the same as a nice checkered wood stock grandpa had

[@regsparkes6507]

That was surprising,..but then again, that type of paper can get to be really tough when compressed by those powerful rounds I imagine. I did think that these bullets would have gone farther,..but again, I am not at all used to shooting with that size of ammo.!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

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[@richardfinney8617]

Nice comparison who tee , let's try the 7mm08 versus the 6.5 creedmore

[@randlerichardson5826]

I enjoy watching the paper plate videos I’d like to try my reloads in that see you soon GOD BLESS

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey Randle!

[@jerrysmith9315]

Try a 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser in a penetration test. It has a reputation for that, plus it is an older caliber than the renowned 30-06. Maybe try it against the off the wall, now popular 6.5 Creedmore

[@jrex3]

I think if you shit both rounds at the same spot on the plate it may make a difference. The plate where you shot the 300 is slightly thicker/denser because it was closer to center as opposed to the 7mm that treading the thinner portion of the plate.

[@semperfi6288]

I would like to see the same exact test except with a 180 grain 7mm Rem Mag and the 180 grain 300 Win Mag.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

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[@mikeford963]

That 180 grn 7mm would have to be a hand load. As far as I know, Berger is the only one who makes a 180grn 7mm projectile.

[@rj4590]

Mike Ford A 175 or 180gr 7mm bullet also has a much higher sectional density than a 180 gr..30 cal. Bullet.

Dude u r so original and awesome.... as a northern states guy I really like your accent. May God bless you and and may God bless America and Its patriotic people like u.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks so much! Appreciate you watching! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@18wheelsandadozen6shooters5]

I would love to see any of these tests at 500yrd or better yet 300 yrd’s vs 500 yrd’s. That where the difference will really show!

[@MrGuitars8]

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU DO THE 7mmRUM AND THE 300RUM .

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Me too

[@danthomas7180]

I watched my cousin put like 3 rounds of 7mm Winchester behind the front shoulder of a deer, she got up and walked with each shot. We eventually got her, but man we were shocked to see that.

[@nicole-ps3ux]

I'd love to see a 10mm Rifle penetration plate tst verses 10mm pistol.. Great video!!

[@donwalkenshaw7674]

Have you tried Barnes X bullets for penetration tests?

[@bradlucas95]

Your videos are great! Have you done a 7.62 x 39 paper plate test?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Brad! Hmm I honestly can't remember we have done so many. If we haven't we need to

[@michaelpipkin2660]

What was grain difference and barrel length?

[@benjaminsmith6012]

I love all these tests you do but would be interesting to see what they do at four hundred yards and eight hundred yards differently. It seems like anything less than four hundred yards they are pretty much the same.

[@kitbruttig1995]

how do those rounds compare to 180 gr 30-06?

[@paultaylor5266]

You have a new AR toy in the cupboard, the 7.62x51, sorry 308, with the 24" barrel, just gotta try that see the penetration compared to a shorter barrel. Your BBQ's must be fun big fella ;)

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🤣coming soon

[@anthonybonavia2570]

Can you please try shooting similar bullet weights? The 7mm should be using a 175 grain and the 300 Win Mag should stay with the 180 grain bullets. Live your videos thank you!!

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Here is an interesting tidbit.... Shoot an 150gr. 300 against the 150 7mm; or the 175gr 7mm. Get the weights closer to same and see the 7mm difference. That might surprise you. Both are great North American big game cartridges. The 300 has the advantage on calculateble power. The 7mm gains in a # of other areas. I am a 7mm fan and have been for well over 30 years. Thanks

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching!

[@gunman-6646]

My two favorite calibers!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Hey Kelly!

[@kloy432]

It's a matter of velocity and mass. Also expansion. The bigger bullet has to push harder. It's possible if you had a round two it might be different results.

[@T-DsGaming]

It's a matter of SD, the 7Mag has a higher SD.

[@andrewautry8498]

Do the AK vs. AR paper plate test I don't know if you ever done that one before or the desert eagle 50ae vs. Smith & Wesson 500

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Already did both of those already I believe

[@randlerichardson5826]

Yeah there fun to watch I thank

[@coltbergman9847]

Could you do a .338 win mag vs a 7mm rem mag or a 300 win mag maybe for a future video I would love to see that

[@gunman-6646]

You could use those other paper plates to test the .45-70 compared to the. 450 bushmaster

[@Hardwoods2020]

I don't have BC's or SD's for each bullet offhand but I'm sure they are comparable even with the 7MM being lighter. Typically, smaller calibres with similar weights as larger calibres have higher BC's and SD's. The 300 has more muzzle energy than the 7 so this test is a good indicator of how better BC's and SD's translate into superior down range ballistics.

[@jamesmines9515]

What about a STW shooting times western 7mm

[@gearhead682010]

.416 Barrett 😉 nice video by the way, my personal choice was a Savage model 110 chambered in 7mm Remington Magnum

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Very nice pick!

[@natetruth6828]

Should have used the same grain bullet for both

[@rlorenz77]

You post links for almost everything, but I wanna know where you're sourcing those plates and clay blocks!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

😆😆😆

[@linhchingo1288]

Thanks who tee who

[@zayacz123]

Good idea, leaving the bags on.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

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[@kevindutton3676]

Such a good idea for a bullot catching media

[@bengenz4581]

I'm sorry if you have already answered this (524 comments, I won't read them all), but how many inches or penetration did you get with each cartridge?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I never measure. Just count the plates

[@robertsmith4681]

12ga might be fun, #7 bird shot vs 000 buckshot vs 1oz slug for example.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good idea

[@robo8523]

I would be interested to see the 6.5 PRC. Mauser makes an awseome "buget" rifle for around $500. I picked one up in the PRC. Definitely get alot of gun for the money IMO. Check them out. Mauser M18. EuroOptic is the cheapest place I found them. Maybe the 6.5 PRC vs The 6.5 Creedmoor. PRC is supposed to be the Creedmoor's "big brother ". Thanks for the video!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I gave brand and weight info in the video. Named them verbatim

[@robo8523]

@@WHOTEEWHO I just happened to think after I commented that I skipped ahead a couple minutes so I went back and saw that you did mention it. That's what I get for trying to take a shortcut ! I was just editing my comment when you replied. Lol. Sorry bud, thanks!

[@martyponish3817]

pretty cool wtw wonder what some rifled slugs would do

[@WHOTEEWHO]

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