LSA TX7 [Rem 700 PRS "Gamer" rifle] to 1,000yds: Practical Accuracy

[@bigfutus]

"I could make him stop moving." Bad Henry, bad! 😂

[@Jake_Garcia]

deer: *chuckles* im in danger!

[@JiTiAr35]

Strong indication that Henry is a deer hunter.

[@colberae]

"I wanted the pink mist"

[@hoilst265]

"GAMER rifle, Henry! Not 'game'! Gamer!"

[@skydivingcomrade1648]

I laughed so hard I spit coffee out!

[@culloden23]

That’s a well trained deer

[@soonerfrac4611]

Kinda like a well trained VC.

[@mmancino1982]

I was going to say complacent deer😂

[@poor_old_goat]

I kinda love Henry in rowdy mode. That was chaotic and he's still landing those hits. I had to have a giggle pause.

[@just_zone]

Those deer are so calm because they know they got sniper cover.

[@Minuano343]

During the deer sequence I was fully expecting Henry to just send it 😂

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

"I'm not going to hit it tho." 😂

[@paulclarke4776]

Yeah, send momma n poppa straight to venison heaven!!! 😂😂

[@ktiger1766]

Having good deers steak for dinner 😮😅

[@stepheng3985]

That's a well trained Henry

[@Lunchbox825]

The deer made me think, it would be fun to see how old deer rifles do on the range. Like how far can you really push a 30-30, a Remington Model 8, or a Savage 99. Alot of deer rifles were used by police back in the day, so they do have some basis in keeping with the vibe of the channel

[@TheDoorspook11c]

They did one one a Savage 112 30-06

[@sinisterthoughts2896]

30-30 loses velocity fast and has a rainbow arc at 250. It can't be loaded with Spitzer and only runs 42000 psi. Fun cartridge but close up only. I was watching a "ron spomer" video yesterday where a guy has a pre '64 Winchester model 70 in 270 printing an inch repeatedly.

[@evanmaulbetsch8147]

Savage 99 in 250-3000 would be very interesting.

[@vikingsoftpaw]

.30-30 Win requires 6 feet of holdover at 600 yards...

[@patrickgjorven7832]

I'd like to see a 30-30 try this.

[@larsjeger4346]

"I didn't miss, I hit the wrong guy" so true king

[@9HoleReviews]

Don't encourage him

[@shamiabbasi8595]

😂​@@9HoleReviews

[@Almost_Made_It]

I can feel how smooth that bolt is through the screen

[@hellcy7237]

Gotta love how during hunting seasons a slight breeze in the wrong direction will get deer to go running, but these deer? Rounds landing right next to them and they don't even flinch.

[@Chris_Garman]

Sometimes they are calm like that even when one of their buddies takes a dirt nap right next to them.

[@MINDPLUNK]

NRL/PRS shooter here. PRS rifles usually have heavy barrels and chassis weights. NRL rifles are usually much lighter because they are meant to simulate hunting conditions. NRL's heaviest weight division is 16 lbs, but PRS rifles usually exceed 20 lbs

[@flopus7]

Is it easier to get into nrl? I have 0 experience with bolt guns but recently gained access to a long range range

[@MINDPLUNK]

@@flopus7 NRL is expensive to get into because it requires a rifle, a good tripod, binoculars, and a shmedium bag. PRS only requires a rifle and a shmedium. NRL is way more fun, though

[@flopus7]

@@MINDPLUNK appreciate it

[@davidproctor7102]

@@MINDPLUNK For both you will also need a bipod. I agree that you can get by in your first PRS match with just a rifle (folks will let you borrow a bag/bipod or anything else you need), but you'll want your own tripod and observation optics real soon to find targets, watch others shoot, and (at club matches) call impacts, so the cost difference isn't much if you get into it. One exception to that is that for NRL you also need a rangefinder, Ideally one in your binos which also have a ballistics solver. And given that you need to search for field targets on the clock, bino optical quality matters a ton for NRL. There are PRS pros who are perfectly happy with $500 binos, but the top NRL guys are using $2.5k+ binos. NRL can be a much steeper learning curve because it's 100% possible to zero a stage because you never found the targets. In PRS even when you zero a stage you took a bunch of shots that you are hopefully learning from. So from an "easier to get in to" perspective, PRS is way easier skills wise because you can uses matches as training. NRL Hunter is more like an exam. Plus you get to BS/talk/ask questions of your squadmates a lot more in PRS. In my experience much more fun and beginner-friendly. I suggest that you shoot your first NRL match in Skills division. You won't be eligible for prizes but the RO (or any squadmate who has already shot the stage) can coach you on the clock. Makes for a much easier time.

[@ryanupchurch9683]

That’s crazy. My bsa majestic featherlight .308 is 7 pounds loaded with scope. Thats some 1950s tech for ya

[@JG-ld4rs]

Henry was real close to filming Bambi 2.

[@akeyuk]

a well disciplined deer, lovely to see Henry in loud mode

[@JanKowalskiiiii]

I would love to see Henry compete in Texas Plinking 1 MOA At 1,000 Yards Challenge.

[@pappaflammyboi5799]

Definitely yes.

[@edhalson3154]

That was a funny video on the range...hits 300 instead of 200...then hits 300 and BREAKS the steel plate! Then the deer...safest place around in hunting season! Too funny! Great video insertions...what was the movie please? Slick gun, slick shooting and good debrief - keep'em coming. Also, please one day shoot Blaser LRS2 - TAC - Ausies still use as sniper weapon and love to see how that shoots in a magicians hands Henry!

[@9HoleReviews]

Jarhead !

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

My dad told me a story about marksmanship day in his Air Force training: After warming up shooting targets, new ones were put up and now it was time for a group of soldiers to qualify. As the range was made hot, a crow lands near one of the targets. The range officer said "The crow is not to be shot", and then began the qualification. First shots rang out, and the crow drops off its perch. As it turns out, everyone had a hole on their paper, except for one shooter's....😅😂...who got disciplined.

[@hkguitar1984]

LOL, in 1980 I had the same type of thing happen at our Small Arms Qualification at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. We had just returned from checking our 100 Yard targets. The guy 4 rows down from me was from Texas, he returned his target without a hit on it. The Range Master made the Range Cold as he interrogated him as to why he couldn't hit the target. A couple minutes of conversations took place when the Airman started walking back out to his target. About 60 yards out he stops, bends down, and picks up a dead 4 ft. Rattle Snake! LOL The snakes were everywhere down there. He'd spotted the snake on his previous trip out to put up a new target, being local and used to rattle snakes he'd simply stepped over it with the full intent to blast it once he had the chance. Good times looking back, I miss the 1980s!

[@OutsideTheTargetDemographic]

@hkguitar1984 Tell me, as a civilian I wouldn't know, is a moving 4ft long snake a more difficult target to hit than a 5*5 sheet of stationary paper?

[@magoid]

"Is that a well disciplined dear?" Full Metal Jacket vibes here. :-D

[@michaelshelton5488]

Any deer that moves is a VC, any deer that stands still is a well disciplined VC!

[@jamesw9930]

Great documentary on the safest deer in Texas. I just want to point out that that is $3000 glass sitting on a $6000 rifle, so not to be confused with the Savage 110 hanging in the gun rack.

[@bravo_cj]

Wait, so you’re telling me the AW and the TRG are over 6k? 💀

[@mgrex1544]

I sent a G45 to LSA for them to work on, it came back a work of art. Big love to Andrew, Jason, and the rest of the team

[@BatsCal]

The smoothness of the bolt action is so satisfying to watch and listen to

[@Grouuumpf]

Okay, now that's just ridiculous accuracy. What a Lazer beam, even at 1000!

[@JG-ld4rs]

This is now my favorite video from you guys. Full on hilarious.😂

[@MrFlavorites]

that request denied x,D omfg xD :,D

[@AdamPerkinsPhD]

Thanks for another great video. Interestingly, the British Army's 7.62 Lee Enfield-based L42A1 sniper rifle used in the 1970s and 1980s also originated from the work of civilian target shooters. in the 1960s the Army had tried to convert .303 No4 rifles to 7.62 but failed because they could not get them to shoot accurately. Independently civilian target shooters at Bisley had begun fitting long heavy free floated 7.62 target barrels to No.4 rifles with great success. So the army ended up copying them to create the L42A1.

[@V3RTIGO222]

These deer are blissfully unaware how close they are to being venison... its bizarre to think they've gotten so accustomed to the gunfire and plinks it just doesn't phase them

[@JamesWebb-is2wn]

Out of all the channels, you are guys are funny without trying to be funny, makes for entertaining videos.

[@ringingiron]

Love to see how competitive matches drive advancements in gear, but I would still like to see more practical / field style matches that rely on off the shelf offerings that focus on building skill while still having a lot of fun for the average Joe.

[@CiviTac]

I can see how smooth that bolt is from here dang

[@Franeq09]

Im simply man, i See 9 hole reviews i hit a like and watch the Video

[@Spectre_WoT]

Would love to see some content on the history of the MK13 MOD 7 and why the USMC chose to move to that over the MK22 options

[@_Art.Vandelay]

“Josh, I swear, I can curve the bullet. Trust me”

[@GhostMaker00]

I have been a customer of LSAs for a decade now awesome stuff.

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

Fantastic, really enjoyed. Thanks

[@patrikstrandquist1875]

Very intersting to see what a competition rifle can do. How they are focused fully on just what they are supposed to do.

[@Pompomgrenade]

Great shooting professor! Thanks for hosting class with class... And night force glass 🥂

[@mrs.vasquezz]

All right this is definitely your guy's best episode

[@mrs.vasquezz]

yea for sure

[@Matiinmap]

Love the Polska mug! 🤍❤

[@eab06]

It is deer season thru out the states 😅

[@IndependentArmz]

Bro, that was a work of art.

[@HankScorpio64]

The real MVP is the Deer in this..

[@texlee84]

Wild to see a day on that range with absolutely zero wind. The few exotics still left out there aren't phased at all by the shooting, it's a double edged sword. We really need MOA and sub MOA targets at 1000, I have a few I can donate and I'll ask Dave if they are ok with me sticking them out there on my next range trip. Fingers crossed we can get the 1000+ extension to the range one day.

[@cnlbenmc]

That Grass has to have some serious lead contamination with it being showered by bullet fragments on steel targets...

[@Mag_Aoidh]

Incredible Henry!

[@aaronrandolph261]

the deer were hilarious but that rifle is a laser !

[@TheSupercat2468]

This is the best 6.5 CM sales video i have ever seen.

[@MrFlavorites]

i love the fact that you guys go into in depth breakdowns/ discussion after the "test" range part of the video... but it is probably in the channel/ videos best interest to make the post range talk a separate video released at the same time because of Watch-Time stats that youtube has in its dumb "algorithm" :) love the vids :P

[@wolflegion_]

After 7 years of 9-hole, you finally found the solution :O You’d think if it was a problem, Henry and Josh would’ve come up with this simple solution ages ago.

[@soldieramerican5964]

Nine Hole National Geographic, Wondering TX Deer Edition😂🎉😂

[@ratagris21]

We watch and see Texas Deer in their natural habit. Unamused with shots being fired and hitting nearby on a metal plate...well disciplined Texas Deer 🦌.

[@Guysm1l3y]

That 900 yard pair was incredible!

[@lmbear]

Henry didn't drink enough coffee!! Or maybe drank too much? This deer episode was great!!

[@Lt._Nut]

Josh; NoOoOoO you can’t shoot that target there’s deer in front of it Henry: 🤠

[@bt7311]

Greatest video ever. Well done.

[@bitkarek]

oh deer! that was intense :D what a savage Henry is! :D

[@Krzysztof_Ocalewski]

Finally some modern PRS rifle :D

[@javasoldier5926]

Nice shots, wondering why deers not scare bullet impact

[@TheIrishAmish]

I have seen this MANY times on my club range. They get used to the noise, it’s just part of the environment for them, they don’t equate it to danger as nothing bad ever happens other than noise.

[@jumrobe]

The chassis system brought AR15 like modularity to the bolt gun. It's amazing the level of performance that can be achieved with these chassis platforms.

[@SquareOneActual]

That deer seemed pretty determined to end it all the way he was following you from target to target 🤣

[@TheIrishAmish]

Doe never even FLINCHED when the bullets hit the target.

[@carloscentenocastro9005]

That rifle got me craving a precision bolt action system myself

[@renelopez2244]

The vapor trail arc at 900 yards was insane

[@daskrokodil4584]

The deer is quite brave on this range.

[@gnarshread]

That was ridiculously impressive.

[@stephent2243]

Heh I shoot this action in F class. Stock rifle. It’s the reloading that makes all the difference. Spend up for consistency and I haven’t needed custom actions and barrels.

[@SS-tr5ru]

Those deer have stupidity level balls

[@ethan5.56]

Those deer really don't care 😂

[@michaelshelton5488]

That suppressed artillery piece. 🤣

[@IndependentArmz]

HOLY CRAP...i'm actually tearing up after watching that

[@studyjoe1967]

Almost looks like the starting sniper rifle for Sniper Ghost warrior: contracts

[@manatoa1]

The guy who designed that artillery suppressor was having a laugh 😂

[@christopherreed4723]

I've had days like this. Collect my GOV from parking, find I need to back inside for something, hit the locks and close the door, then realize I only have my POV keys in my pocket. Say very impolite things in several languages. Head to the garage to collect the spare set. Endure obligatory chaffing from the mechanics. Get back to my GOV to find the keys on the hood ( *not* inside the locked truck) where I tossed them to free up my hands to open the truck and stow the stuff I was carrying. Say some more impolite things in several languages. Return the spare keys to the garage, but carefully do *not* tell the mechanics where I found the regular keys. Delayed Monday.

[@jimihenedrixson7568]

Those deer are hardened vets

[@RuKuS222]

Deer never flinched. They made the video awesome

[@jodylivengood4061]

I had a Remington 700 action with a tapered 22-250 barrel on it. When I got some money together I decided to have something built out of it. So I got a McMillan A5 stock with their lightweight fill. Blueprint bolt/action/barrel interface. Proof research carbon wrapped barrel 6.5 CM. 4.5×14 Leopold. It's 30mm tube and either 50 or 56mm objective The turrets are under aluminum caps but it has the side focus knob and mil dot reticle. It's the scope I have from a previous gun. I'll get something better when my skill deserves it. It's almost done. For some reason I didn't get a extractor with my new bolt assembly. Got the big badger knob for it. Also having QD sling cups flush mounted into the stock. Has a trigger tech trigger and AI Magazine feed. I'm thinking with all this is I can't hit shit it will definitely be me that's the problem. Looking forward for it to be done

[@propionic0157]

i looooove the mpa chassis :)

[@magoid]

2:50 Now you are just showing off :-)

[@quintonb9870]

I've seen lots of human-acclimated deer before, but never deer that don't even notice a gun shot followed by the loud clang of hitting steel relatively close by.

[@gordondelacroix253]

Lacks a mountain dew sticker to be truly called a g*mer rifle, but you got the spirit Henry ! Can't wait for the new trickshot series lmao

[@Pompomgrenade]

That field artillery suppressor looks exactly as convenient as cans on rifles😂... That must take a huge oven-mitt to remove it😮

[@Puddin127]

I didn’t even know LSA made/customized 700s 😂 I love their ARs

[@WayStedYou]

The buck even looked back when you hit the 800 yard target

[@rtyler1869]

I would love to see how many of these an go to a mile..... also has Henry considered shooting the 1 mile MOA challenge from Texas Plinking?

[@dannyv.6358]

Based on all your experiences with both cartridges, I'd love a 9hole on .308 vs 6.5 video. Nice and tight (like always) no longer than 30mins or so. I wouldnt be mad if Henry slips in a mp5 somehow 😊

[@JacksonMalcolm]

Great video. With the exception of the AI, I think saying that the comp guns aren't as durable is fud lore.

[@zactanner5187]

Would be sweet to see ballistic gel or water jugs or something at 1000 with 6.5C and other calibers too.

[@SkunkCreekRanch]

DOD not having budget problems during the GWOT years…. Understatement of the century.

[@9HoleReviews]

It's not a budgetary issue, but rather property book transfer issues. It's a pain in the ass for a unit commander to drop sensitive items and weapons off their property book, and FAR EASIER to send the rifle into a depot level refit, than to swap out for a new system.

[@SkunkCreekRanch]

@ entirely understand that, just having seen the vast waste of money across the board was enough to make my head spin, even at 21.

[@TheSStnk]

Nice one.

[@mrkeogh]

31:55 ARCA is 1.5" (~38mm) but Picatinny/NATO rail is 21.2mm 🤓

[@uwesca6263]

Would be fun to see you with an RS9 the german army sniper rifle.

[@snakebite210]

Commenting for the AL Gore Rhythm

[@9HoleReviews]

Your contribution is appreciated

[@snakebite210]

@9HoleReviews your content is greatly appreciated

[@EricBelisle-y1r]

Still running a savage in prs.

[@touge242]

I can feel that brake out here

[@mitchmelott7478]

Would it be possible to overlay Henry’s poa and also possibly the dialed corrections on the optic?

[@jakecoen]

Henry what notebook/ dope book setup is that? Thank you

[@christophero55]

I know these guys usually stick to military/military style rifles and rounds but have they ever tested anything in .270 Winchester? There are a lot of fantastic old rounds that I would love to see tested using very accurate/military style rifles.

[@colingregory7464]

Are there any "best of both" suppressor/muzzle break cross over bolt-ons ?

[@mrkeogh]

"21 for 21" "Shush, Josh! 🤨" 😂

[@cptnscoob]

Slow cook deer roast in the crock pot add bbq sauce then shred. Make pulled deer street tacos if you add pico or do pulled deer sandwiches

[@DtWolfwood]

I was about to say, why this doesnt hold the record from the TRG. Thanks for the clarification.

[@Alias_of_Alias]

Why don't they use streight pull lockups in army or competition. At least I don't see them by a margain.

[@MandoWookie]

Because most straight pull guns are just rotating bolt guns with extra steps. The ones that aren't are either inherently weaker or not as accurate as conventional bolt designs, or actually slower and rougher to run. The ones that aren't usually rely on esoteric lockup systems like ball bearings or something and require by default just much higher cost of manufacturing. Biggest reason is that the only time bolt actions are still in use in modern militaries is for this kind of long range precision and straight pulls dont have any real advantages. And since most PRS rifles are descendents of a long line of development starting with military issue rifles from WW1/WW2, most of which are turn bolts, exclusively are in fact from any major power that had or continued to have an actual dedicated sniper program. The Swiss are the only ones that did serious work with doing PRS straight pulls, and that's just because its what they had. The only other major user of straight pull rifles was Austria-Hungary, and those died with the Empire, & again had no advantage over Mausers. The Canadian Ross rifle was also a dead end that was never going anywhere after WW1.

[@vikingtenfifty]

Henry, have you tried Uintah Precision?

[@Gunbanter]

The Deer is the best part of the video.

[@OutofWORKoutdoors]

love

[@VashGames]

Are those deer so used to the sound of a plate impact?