Grizzly charge stopped by handgun news, and shooting 10mm

[@cattalkbmx]

Pretty sure 9mm has been used a few times to stop a bear attack too. I doubt they care much what size the round is, probably aren't very used to being shot at in general.

[@30-06john]

True, since the Grizzlies in that area not hunted, they have no fear of man. Thanks for watching!

[@Hutzjohn]

Watch a few videos of bears fighting ----- they inflict massive damage ----- and they KEEP fighting ----- then tell me if you honestly believe a can of "spray" will cause more hurt and damage to stop a bear attack ----- my hats off to the guy he used his brain and didn't fall for all the nonsense.

[@30-06john]

Bear spray works in some incidents, but plenty of documented charges where the Bear ran through the spray! Thanks for watching!

[@Hutzjohn]

@@30-06john YES --- bears can run up to 40 Mph -- that's 58 feet per second you'd need a cloud, of bear spray, 58 feet long for it to be in the spray just 1 second ---- got that much in a can? And can it spray 58 feet away? ---- don't think so.

[@leveractiongypsy1848]

I live in Utah now but I used to live in NW Montana and there are alot of Grizzly / human encounters out where that happened. I talked to alot of people on Grizzly protection handgun recommendations and most I talked to said 10mm, 357 mag, 45acp, 45 Super, 45 Colt. A few years ago (2021?) just a little bit west of this story, a lady was killed by a Gizz in the Bob Marshall Wilderness. We had issues with livestock loss on Finley point on Flathead lake that was suspected Gizz. Grizzly have been spreading out too and alot of people are not aware how far south they are from Yellowstone - they are not too far north from Flaming gorge area in Utah, so who knows in the next few years.... so we keep practicing

[@30-06john]

Yeah, a lot of Grizzly encounters and issues around that area, need a hunting season so they learn to stay away from man. Thanks for watching!

[@xxlxpman]

​@30-06john as soon as we stop hunting predators, they soon start hunting us.

[@Titan500J]

Wow, that's concerning. I used to live out on Finley Point back in 1973-1974.

[@leveractiongypsy1848]

@@Titan500J I was surprised too. We had two llamas killed and we had Tribal Game biologists come out and they were debating whether it was mountain lion or grizzly. My neighbor to the back of our 16 acres had kept bees for over 10 yrs and he has grizzly on his trail cam. The biologists say they will go out on the point at night but go back to the mountains before daybreak. I used to hear the wolves howling at night in the back mountains off 35 up around Blue Bay

[@buddysumner4022]

In my opinion you’ve got the best 10mill money can get,, xdm or xdm elite, eather one will work fine,, I think any caliber in the xd,xdm or xdm elite models are the best polymer guns on the market,,

[@30-06john]

My son has a XD Mod2, that has been a great gun too! Thanks for watching!

[@cw2a]

Good video John! I have been working on my 450 BM Ruger RAR. NEW OPTIC and New Pain Job! ❤❤

[@30-06john]

Thanks! That 450 BM will be a great thumper! Let me know if you need anything!

[@josephkoziol5421]

Since the antler collector fired 5 shots he very well may have been shooting a revolver.

[@30-06john]

Maybe, we need more details! Thanks for watching!

[@davidneal6920]

Good info thanks John 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

[@30-06john]

Thanks and take care!

[@jameskringlee8974]

not much can be said here .... "god" forbid charging bears do not injure or kill a person.

[@30-06john]

Thanks for watching!

[@Jeff-sl8xz]

I watch all of your videos your channel first caught my attention with the name I'm a big fan of the venerable old ought six I absolutely love the round I've always carried a s&w model 25 in 45 Colt with hot handloads or a 44 Magnum super Blackhawk with hot handloads with a good bullet

[@30-06john]

Thanks for the kind words, and those are great choices!

[@greybone777]

Love the Yaak Valley. 300 pounds sounds light for a grizzly. 357 with 158 gr. Hornaday XTP at around 1400 fps. H110 or AA#9. VERY confident in this load. 👌

[@30-06john]

A 357M is a capable cartridge! Thanks for watching!

[@jwgbmp40]

Always enjoy your vids. I dont live in bear country but did grow up hunting and outdoors. I cant imagine carrying an auto loader for bear defense, even though I carry one for self defense. Yes I know shot placement.. but I just feel a bear is way more ruthless and unforgiving than a human being. I know manual trans guns are not fool proof either but.. and, look at all the grenading 10mm's that Chuke dinks up.. I just dont know. Thx for your efforts tho!!!

[@30-06john]

Black Bears can be dangerous too, among other animals like dog packs! Revolver or automatic, as long as one trains and understands how to operate, manipulate and maintain it, is what matters. Thanks for watching!

[@redteam9881]

Weak load with 190gr 13.7 with AA9 and 190 CCI 350 Love the Sierra FPJ 190

[@30-06john]

Well, I did say I was going to bump it up a half grain. The Sierra 190 is another good bullet not made any more! Thanks for watching!

[@samtaylor7800]

Can you let us know what velocities you get when you bump it up to 12.5? Thanks

[@30-06john]

Sure, probably late next week. Thanks for watching!

[@Gmar69]

I don't like the fact that she had cubs. Those cub(s) ia/are the victim here. Hate to see thos scenario. I live in Idaho as well.

[@30-06john]

The cub was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation center, it will be fine. Grizzlies are increasing and expanding habitat in that area. They really need to have a hunting season so the Bears learn to stay away from man. Thanks for watching!

[@williambaker1753]

Dogs are a double edged sword they can alert you help fight off a attack but they can also make things worse barking and annoying the bear plus if there's Wolf's around and she is use to protecting her Cub from them she will see you and your dog as a double threat. Bear attacks are a tragedy but we put ourselves in harms way we need to except responsibility for putting ourselves in harms way because I can't blame a mother for protecting her baby and we hurt bears all the time I have a little girl and I will stop at nothing to protect her. This is a sad story a protective mother was killed and now there's a cup with no mother to teach it how to survive and be a successful bear. We need to come up with a better solution because the bears are loosing on both ends with habitat loss and killing.

[@30-06john]

The cub was taken to a wildlife rehabilitation center, it will be fine. Grizzlies are increasing and expanding habitat in that area. They really need to have a hunting season so the Bears learn to stay away from man. Thanks for watching!