"Point Break Actual Pt 3" by Nutnfancy, Precision Bolt Gun Shooting

[@Justfishcatches]

We're ready for Point Break 2, run the 338 lapua along with 300 WM.

[@Ohio_Public_Hunting]

Hey nutnfancy When are you going to make a new review on point break. I think a lot of people including myself love this three part show of point break. Good work fellas .

[@posjoey]

Agreed. One of my favorites.

[@Caviarhound]

Best video series so far. Really need an over night winter shoot and survival video series!

[@akseldumani]

I especially Love your videos with Bugget, adventure on good people

[@thresh0523]

I have to say that is some beautiful country out there. You are very lucky and thank you for posting vids like these. Also it does not hurt to have Bugget along for the ride.

[@Rangolian]

Hey Nutn, When are you and Bugget coming back to hit that 928 yard shot from Point Break?

[@chrisdamico9348]

I really enjoyed this series. Great scenery and discussions.

[@sportscardenthusiasts.]

This is probably my favorite series. Nothing better than true friendship with firearms and the great outdoors. I couldn't stop laughing when you realized you brought along an empty box of brass.

[@AirForceAce3571]

just when I'd given up hope of ever seeing the end of this series! Thanks for making my night with this final part Nutn! The amazing talk and conversation between you and Bugget alone made it worth watching. It's readily apparent how good friends you two are and it's so entertaining to watch. Thanks again man, appreciate you posting for us. Keep up the great work!

[@72cmcinc]

I was looking forward to another part of this series. Such a beautiful area. Incredible shooting and cant wait to see you guys return to this area and shoot it again and even farther.

[@GNCAaron]

This has been my favorite TNP series. Thank you Nutnfancy.

[@ReaperToySupra]

These three videos are bar none, the best videos you have ever made. I hope you do this again. And thank you for sharing it.

[@maxiboyfm3a]

This has to be my favourite series of videos you've done in a while, I'm so glad there is a part 3! Keep up the great work!

[@d-port9020]

a new review from point break would be awesome... beautiful scenery, great sniper distance. Classic TNP!

[@Edwardlewis18]

This is one of my favorite Nutanfancy adventures of all time!!! Love the bolt guns!!! Keep up the good work Nutnfancy!

[@theguccipilot]

Nutn, for some reason, I love these vids. Just like the B roll vids of you and PFI at shot. I love the informality, the candidness and "the life through nutn's eyes" vids. The knife and guns reviews rock, but this particular view of you (annd bugget) show a human side of the project. Thanks again. KC-10 pilot....

[@runngunr21]

I loved this video. So cool. Love seeing the bolt guns out and then just some talk amongst the guys. Thats what TNP is about. Its not just testosterone and shooting but dudes being dudes, talking nature, life, guns, gear and life... joking around too. I love it! Totally great! Thanks for posting. Can't wait to see you guys run up their for Bugget's reshoot!

[@DennyRec]

Great shooting. I have issues at 100 YARDS in day light. You were doing 750 YARDS dust. That's great. I was very impressed. The view where you were at es great. When I was Zion, and we left there and went shooting. Great country shooting area out there, Gods country. Thank you...

[@rsll510]

What a great series! Thanks for nutn! LOL I would love to see some more run and gun. My son and I have started to do some run and gun with our .22's. It really adds another level to our shooting. Thanks again for all that you do nutnfancy, keep up the great work.

[@stoicgriffin3331]

I don't know if anybody has mentioned this but the shell may not be ejecting from the chamber correctly because it is hitting the side of your scope. I had this issue with one of my Rem 700's with a large scope mounted low. It is actually common with some set ups.

[@andrewnelson7574]

You guys seem to have a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing with us

[@justgonnastay]

2:13 That little red circle always makes my heart flutter. I don't own a single Leica product, but they're at the top of my fantasy lists. Someday...

[@knightofsuffolk]

Great vid once again! Those memories are the ones that will stick with you for sure. Keep up the good work!

[@jjmckay6man1]

Loved the Point Break series!!! What a beautiful backdrop for a hike and shoot. I look forward to Point Break the sequel! You and Bugget Nuster are some cool "Tactical" cats! Thanks again for the great vid's ! Nice rigs you guys have as well. Very good shooting for the first time out especially being without Ballistic cards for your loads!

[@NeverQuitEver]

Thanks nutn for this excellent series. I know you were concerned about the popularity because views aren't as large as they are with the run 'n gun or review videos. I personally like the laid back style of this series and the camping adventure videos. I often have them playing in the background as I am doing other things at home. Hey Veri! Thanks for reminding you brother that we as TNP fans like all types of vids. I'll keep watching.

[@SoundSuppression]

HIT...What a fun place to shoot from. I am glad you decided to upload more of this series. The adventure stuff is awesome!

[@Fooballfreak12]

My buddy and I did this. We went out to the Rocky Mountains and humped it 12 miles with LIGHT gear and LIGHT rifles. Ohmygosh, it was rather difficult! I used to chuckle at Nutn's weight obsession... Well, HE'S RIGHT! I'm really reconsidering my .308 build I had planned. A 12lb gun is not ideal...

[@ajfam871]

Your so right. Until you hump a pack that heavy it's no joke. I don't get out like that. But he preaches it for a reason.

[@mbarkn]

Wow, didn't expect a part 3 for Point Break. This was a good video despite the limited shooting. And for what shooting you did... Very challenging! Thumbs up on a "Return to Point Break" video and knocking out some 900 + yard shooting. Looking forward to that!

[@dizbuster30]

Hey Nutn, I've been a sub for years but hardly if ever comment. I wanted to let you know how much I appreciate TNP. I just graduated college and have been looking for a job. Whenever I start to feel frustrated I re-watch the "Workers are Few" video and BAM I'm ready to job hunt again. Thank you for everything you do. Diz

[@zhekiwi]

Probably my favorite series on TNP! Love these!

[@nutnfancy]

You are correct and I used that technique in the other drills. Maybe we'll do it next time, it was day long hike in the basin.

[@LeonSORTX]

Love when I come home from work to watch a Nutnfancy video!! Been waiting for this one a long time !! Love it!!

[@Edwardmodos]

One of my favorites so far, I wish I could pull off a trip like this with friends like the two of you in terrain like that. You're truly blessed. Be well.

[@jscurnow]

This is a fantastic series. Thanks!

[@LARPeratorsAnonymous]

at 3:29 when you found that rock to shoot from "even if you missed, it would still be fun" and you both got hella excited was awsome. like watching teenagers on their first time hunting on their own without pops and some friendes. AWSOME!

[@basti080891]

i would love to do things like this, but here in europe you would totally end up in jail, even if you would not fire a single round. Guess america still has more freedom than we do.

[@FiringFinn]

Finally part 3, I´ve been waiting for this! Thanks Nutn!

[@AirForceAce3571]

he has a video now called "Best AR-15 Scopes" where he talks about a lot of these considerations. if you watch it, you'll get answers to your questions. hope that helps!

[@docrifleman]

Asolo boots are awesome. I wore them on the AT trail and many other hikes. If you have a narrow foot they fit like a glove. 20 mile day hikes and not bolsters or even hot spots!

[@vicospriteg]

After watching the first two vids is when I decided to get my ppq. Thanks for the vids! Ready to see that Mauser rock it on the other series.

[@videogamesareforfun]

Nutnfancy and I have very different views on politics and other topics, yet we still are able to connect through his videos. You just have to love the nutnfancy project!

[@jardo531]

I'm totally jealous of you two guys. I hope I can get a buddy or two out for a weekend of MANCAMP this summer and do the same thing. Very nice and fun video. Thanks.

[@Ratchety]

Sweet! I have been waiting for this one Nutn, thanks for all of your efforts.

[@mcreprog]

Nice video as always. Makes me look forward to backpacking with my son and the Scouts again.

[@zabercrombie24]

please keep on doing these series. just finished this one and inspired me to set up on of these out here in Missoui. Great places out here !

[@nutnfancy]

THANK YOU. I appreciate the nice words.

[@twa520]

A great memory for 2 friends! Thanks for posting, kinda thought you forgot about this series...

[@NotHisRealName]

I'm looking forward to the revisit to Point Break and working the bolt action.

[@LARPeratorsAnonymous]

ya a buddy of mine would use glow sticks but he was only shooting at 300 yards anything past that i think glow sticks would not be visible. awsome vid as always nutn appreciate the work!

[@jamestollett]

would love to you guys do this again, with the longer shots from point break, and some night shooting with night vision... thanks for posting the vids.

[@WanderingBeast]

I'm glad you posted this, looked like goodtimes all around

[@gunsmithhero1911]

The MSR pocket rocket looks great! I had never heard of it before this....so thanks :) ...still watching

[@AmericanArmsChannel]

NICE!!!!!! been wondering when the final part was going to be uploaded!!!!! Thanks Nutn'!

[@Gamo4life]

Do more stuff like this!

[@TikiBillaBong1]

LOVE this series! Bolt action and sight seeing attraction!

[@venuslnd]

Love this series. Thanks for finally put it up.

[@Kekkon3n]

Soft armor isn't just for pistols, even though they're rated for that, but for ragments. It's calculated that in rescent wars most casualities & wounds in battle are caused by artillery & other explosives. Handguns are relatively ineffective since 1 kill equals thousands of fired rounds statistically speaking, that's why 360 degree soft armor is even more important than normal Sapi plates which are usually used in combo with soft armor.

[@EatCarbs]

Wow... what a cool video.. I wish you had posted it sooner. I enjoyed it a great deal.. very interesting. I do find the chatting about backpacking gear interesting since I'm going out for the first time this year. Thanks for all your hard work and great videos. =D

[@cultcirca]

Nutn, you need to do another video series at this place now that you guys have a better bearing of where to get shots off from. It's so damn beautiful! Now that you've got a good idea of what you need to do to get everything set up right, I feel like there'll be some more awesome moments at Point Break!

[@jcalnan]

great series, really enjoyed all 3 parts. keep it up nutnfancy!

[@emmatt396]

Fun to watch...nice to see two good buds out having fun.

[@mtbiker543]

Hey nutnfancy, great Video series I have watch it twice now! Hope that you do more vids with the bolt guns!!! Also would like to see sadly missing or PFIDude come out to "point break" next time! Keep up the great work!

[@AdamRapier]

PART 3! YAY! The wait is well worth it!

[@harrisonpwnage]

I love videos like this, remind me of my friends and I having a good time catching up. I think you and bugget have a similar chemistry to me and my friend, Always busting each others balls. Excellent video

[@hutt359]

I love this vid series, Nutn. Point Break would make a great two or three day camp/shoot series location. Set up targets and hike up first day, shoot all second day, hike out third day.

[@Tyler_J_Cook]

How long was the flight path from the time you pulled the trigger until it made contact with the target and or dirt?

[@skylarscaling]

Love the video. A little concerned with how much Bugget flinched at 8:10 when he thought that round was going to fire. Even if he'd been able to see the target and get on from that range, that kind of flinch could have thrown his shot off. Love the long gun vids!!!

[@theguccipilot]

I love the nutn and bugget BS session. B roll is the best!

[@merc6]

If you make a Point Break Part 4, maybe you could break some 10 or 12 hour chemlites and place them around the targets. You might get a little more night shooting time. Not sure if they will be bright enough by the end of your hike but its worth a shot. At the very least if the chemlites are still bright enough you will get a general idea of where your target is. Good video. I havent watched your vids in a while.

[@OpaKnows]

You are so lucky to have the kinds of friends and friendships you have. Thank God for them every day. They are few and far between. Bugget: "Tactical Toblerone......naw, that's gay." You can not find more classic and scintillating banter. ;) Thanks Nutn! God bless.

[@ShootingUtah]

what range finders do you guys use? and how much did they cost? I am in the market for one and was wondering what your data points were on some of them! I am currently looking at the Bushnell ARC1000 or the equivalent Leupold model that does 1000yds the Leupold is more but has better clarity but the Bushnell does the ARC thing so it calculates angles for shooting bows or rifles up and down hills.

[@DamionJR4923]

Hey nutn what do you think of other canister stoves like the jetboil? My brother has one it boils water way faster but it doesn't make a camp fire like in this video very well. You did sell me a pocket rocket and I like it but I like how quick the jetboil works. What are your thoughts.

[@themainman68]

Epic as always! Thanks for letting us all tag along.

[@ubbydiggit]

About time you uploaded this!! Just kidding This is one of my favourite video series you have made!!

[@siegehammer63]

Ha, trying to find a place to do this in the Rockies is proving both easy and hard. Easy to find an empty cutover for 1-1500 yard shooting, hard to find time and ammo :( such is the struggle. Decent way to lose weight, though!

[@DaTANkKiLLa]

Thank you nutnfancy and keep up the good work!

[@TigerRagFishingTeam]

Do y'all have any surveyors flagging tape for a tale tale on the legs of the targets? Might help with wind direction at the target (although not realistic for real life, great for practice), and also help picking up the target at distance. I heard you say you had orange cones which I'm sure would be much better for picking them up at 500+. Might even paint the surface of the steel with neon orange paint. I also realze it is hard to see facing West, experienced that many times hunting.

[@JUKEBOXX1990]

I would love to see a winter version of point break.

[@skippyricardo]

love it how you guys are loaded out hittin 700 yards and celebrate with cocoa Rock on dude

[@FSTNG]

hahaha, i love the banter at 16:30 "this is big cougar country out here" with the instant "bring it" response, lol. cougar wants to rock and roll? welcome to the party!

[@sierraharvester]

i would like to hear more about the scopes. I gleaned that you had a Burris 6-20 & a Night Force. Nothing about if your objective lens was 40-50 MM. Nothing about if your ret. was Mil Dot or some BDC. Scope illumination? Weight? Ring preference? Also can you go into the details of what you do for working out the details of making such a long shot. I think guys would like to hear about the work needed for setting zero at 100 and then working up to 750 yards. Also round count to get there.

[@FuzzyRSK]

Looks like an awesome trip. If Bugget will let you, you should review his rifle. It would be cool to see his set up.

[@Yance_000]

What were the names of the cookies and hot chocolate Nutn?

[@chyweezy2020]

You guys have to visit point break again!! Set up better and push it to the limit. Awesome video, hopefully not long before "point break, round2!"

[@carmas54]

I just got an for my iPhone called MD ballistics... I love it, easy to use too...excellent for long range shooting

[@117onscene]

I loved this series of videos!!!! TNPer

[@texbud23]

actually the 20 rounds are about 5$ at a gun shop...its not obsolete your favorite Remington 03. is the exact SAME bolt patent they bought from Mauser and the same bolt is the same in the Remington 700, and the two stage trigger is one of the best still. i was also giving him something else to talk about to make it tactical. iam sorry i didnt mean to offend a fan boy..

[@Rangerglx]

Reminded me of day days gone by and countless hours in the field with friends. Great video....I bought an AI stock for my Remmy .308 cause of it:)

[@venuslnd]

Beautiful landscape, thanks for sharing.

[@lazperez5162]

(cheers) Point break! Point Break! Point Break! Can't wait for the next one.

[@zzzGunszzz]

Hi. Do you like the remington sps varmint 308 ? Do you like the precision on it?

[@EvilNeil187]

Amazing view! Wish we had some like that here in MI

[@gunsmithhero1911]

oh and you talked about the walther PPQ, but what are your thoughts on the H&K 2000 i wonder?

[@kc8omg]

The ISS is in low earth orbit, which means it orbits once every 90 minutes or so, it's really booking- consequently it's only takes about 11 minutes to go from horizon to horizon depending on its path etc. It'd be interesting to see if that app was really showing the track of it moving that quickly.

[@thatguy556x45]

as always great video. you should get a generation 3 or 4 night vision monocular to mount to your scope for a night shoot

[@CrCook]

Thats The Life I Really Enjoyed The Chit Chat and can't wait for Point Break Pt 4 and the 950 Yard Shot - Charles

[@azorath1521]

what kind of gun is that? Is that legal on public land or is that private land?

[@EvilNeil187]

Throw some blinking LED's on the targets it will make them easier to find in the dark.

[@3825Yourself]

what is the light rig Bugget has on his hat?

[@aDissentingPatriot]

What is that first gun? looks like it a a prs like stock.