330 and 375 Yard Deer VS 6.5 Creedmoor 

I thought it was pretty good shot in that quarter second it took for the bullet to get there. I’ll admit that it wasn’t a good shot. Even so the deer only ran 30yds before crashing. We all make mistakes once in a while.

@@ChuckinTV he’s just a hater, no way to get better at shooting in stressful/exciting situations than shooting in stressful/exciting situations. Try to sight in your rifle a little better or just practice shooting groups with it a bit more, but that’s besides the point, it was a Successful hunt ! Gotta keep the hunting culture alive and you’re doing great at that

Lol I made that comment before I even saw exactly where you hit him, it looked low when you shot but those lungs said it all, that was a good placed shot

Shit happens, even the best hunter can mess up jackoff. Your comment just tells me you've spent very little if any time in the woods. You also stopped the video in place or know nothing about how this works. Ive known people who literally exploded hearts and still has the animal travel 200 yards.

Try to get closer. Anything past 1/2 second flight timevfor bullet is asking for trouble. Not saying your shot was past 500 yds. Getting closer by stocking to 200 would be even better

Ive had pin heads telling me ohh you man bun creed fans , those are target rifles only , i reply ,really so a 6.5 Swede Mauser has never dropped game ? Crickets Chirping .

@@johnwallace1729it will drop game but why take the chance when you can do the same thing with a 270 243 or 30-06

They can beat. Savage has the worst bolts. Sticky as hell

@@scottydoesntknow254I agree man

That sounds like an amazing rifle? I had the 7mag myself until my shoulder couldn't handle it anymore. I switched to the Ruger American "Go Wild" 6.5 and never thought I would love this round as much as I do. Very easy on the shoulder with impeccable results.

@@kurtglo the 6.5 is an amazing round. I had my biggest buck to date this past year come in at 25 yards on opening day about 30 minutes before end of day and one round out of that Henry went through his heart and he ran 50 yards before he fell over dead. Sprayed blood everywhere, looked like a murder scene in that set of woods. That Henry is a beautiful gun not proud to say I spent 1300 on it but I’m glad I did! Yes you are correct that 7 mag is an absolute shoulder rocker but it’s easier than my dads 45-70 govt or my brothers 300 win mag

The 6.5CM does a good job. Even that poorly placed shot ended with quick kill. I can't complain

I don't know why everyone is so pumped about the 6.5CM... pretty much the same ballistics as a 6.5x55 Swede and that round has been dropping big game for over a hundred years. 260 Rem? Yeah, also very similar and has been folding up deer for decades! The 6.5CM got a bad reputation as a deer wounder early on and I think it's because people were using some of the BTHP match projectiles that didn't expand very well...

@@scotthillman7588 It's not that I'm so much pumped about the Creedmoor. It's just that you don't get much choice in rifles in the other 6.5mm cartridges.The Creedmoor is simply more popular because it was marketed and made more widely available.

@@scotthillman7588 Well Scott, I understand what you are saying here,..I am not a hunter, ( only because of medical reasons ) but I am a target shooter ( for my own pleasure, and I have both rifles in the 6.5 Swedish Mauser and a Mossberg Partriot in 6.5 CM they both a great cartridges/rifles to shoot with. I have never fired a 260 Remington, but I'd like to, if I could, as I hear the 260 Rem. is almost identical to the 6.5 CM. I recently read an article by Craig Boddington in which he explains all this, and as I am still 'learning, I found his article to be a great source of information. Cheers and Merry Christmas!

@Reg Sparkes what accuracy are you getting with that Mossberg patriot? Specifically in MOA. I’ve heard bad things from people in person and great things from what seem like shills on RU-vid.

you in ohio 1 got 2 next sat and sunday

@@1hunterdale yep

I thought it was a good shot initially. Shot was high and too far back.

Those copper bullets are great deer stoppers. But to get the type of performance that you're looking for it's best to drive that bullet into the shoulders. I'm a shoulder shooter anyways so copper and bonded bullets fit my style. If you're a traditional double lung shooter regular cup and core is all you need sir!!

Much appreciated. We're gonna keep going as long as we can.

Yay love y’all

Grew up in IL, will never go back.

Fucking VOTE

Luckily she bled out very quickly. No one wants to see animals suffer.

Thanks man

Check out AHPs newest video^^^^ Busting bunnies with the 260

130gr Sierra Tipped Gameking handloaded

The 6.5 has a MUCH better ballistic coefficient and sectional density... doesn’t get pushed around by wind and stays flatter for longer.

People just hate it because of it’s trendyness over the last few years. I can understand that. But some people are biased and act like it’s an overrated target round and not designed for hunting. 6.5CM is a great cartridge for whitetail hands down. We like it a lot on this channel but we don’t hype it up. It’s great and people are just gonna hate it for it’s popularity

ill do better here in a few hours

100yds and its a 130gr Sierra Tipped GameKing with 42gr of Re-16

I asked the same ammo question on my comment, didn't see this response till it posted. Good deal in the ammo, we're using hornady 129 gr stuff, mostly because that's all that was around lol. But it did the job close range last year so....

@@truckert9729 Trucker- The Hornady whitetail 129 gr is fantastic ammo for the 6.5. Especially if you have a 1&9 rifle twist. Midway USA has a lot of positive reviews from their customers who have used it. I also use Norma 140 grain SP in the 6.5 creed which works phenomenally as well.

I think you're pretty well spot on

Sounds like you may be on to something. I have a 6.5 Tikka for long range in Arizona (200 to 500 yards) and a Browning for Tennessee, ave distance 50 yards. All of my Az deer and fallen almost immediately or ran 60-80 yards and then out. Short distance in Tennessee is another story. Lost one two years ago, and two this year, lots of hair at the sight, but no real bood trail. Never did find them. Have been using the Hornady 143 Precision ammo for both guns. A lot of people have been telling me to try a bonded round. Federal Precision, Nosler Partition or Barnes. Going back to Tennessee later this month for one more hunt, and I'm going to try the Federal. Let's see if there is any difference.

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Savage 110 Tactical 6.5CM Sightron SIII 8-32x56 130gr Sierra Tipped GameKing (2.81") 42gr Reloader 16 New Peterson brass Federal Gold Medal primer

Brahhhh, do you not know how RU-vid video descriptions work. Its all in the video description , and if it's not u ask not every guy is going to reply to that if it's just in the bio descriptions lucky the creator replied to u

Is this bullet a boat tail. And cup draw design

@@Peter-od7op is it a boattail

@@shelbylester9930 boat tails dont usally hold up. They tend explode in deer eld unless they are solids copper. If you hit big bone they wont go thru. Better bullets are nosler partion

@@Peter-od7op never had one explode. They have always performed perfectly for me clean pass through know matter what they hit on a deer

@@shelbylester9930 what are ranges you hunt

We dial the scope for the distance and hold the reticle right on.

Savage 110 tactical

Savage 110 Tactical

I just tried some steaks from the first deer. Not bad at all.

Nope and let's not give em any more ideas

Buick

I think it’s a savage model 10

I don't know what stickers you are referring to. But we don't have any merch. Maybe I'll get something put together here next year. Thanks for asking.

@@ChuckinTV I was referring to the white chuckin sticker on your stock I believe it was on your previous video not sure why the comment went on this one but I will change the comment to the video I was talking about

Did you watch the rest of the video?

They first shot could have definitely been better but the deer seem to drop quickly so good stuff. If you are working within the limits of your skill and rifles capabilities then noone should complain.

Save your comments for the PETA rally! There is no lower scum on the face of this earth than a hunter, who berates another hunter.

Of course, he didn’t watch the rest of the video. He’s some keyboard warrior who wants to make himself feel better about berating other hunters.

Delicious

This whole channel is us practicing all year around. We still make mistakes now and then

But it didn't. Had all that hyperbole happened, your comment wouldn't be so dumb. Oh well

But that is exactly what you are doing! Making a negative comment to a fellow hunter then claiming you “Don’t talk shit” and then you even complain about other “idiots who pretend their shit don’t stink” But talking shit and pretending your shit don’t stink is exactly what you are doing! Otherwise you would have just said “Good kill” and moved on. It also wasn’t a mistake. He put steel on target and recovered the deer not far from where it fell. I have put 165g fusions going 2900fps from a 30-06 through both lungs and they still run 20 yards.

Hold on, you are a “gamer” and you are here talking shit? This ain’t a call of duty game Sally.

You're kidding

@@ChuckinTV Not kidding at all. 6.5 crymore was designed as a Match Grade cartridge, it was never designed as a hunting cartridge. It's a high BC, high velocity, thin walled bullet attached to a 6mm cartridge. High bc, high velocity, thin walled bullets are paper target bullets, they are competition bullets, they are not hunting bullets. Manufacturers have been trying to add new designs for the 6.5 crymore, that would be more suited for hunting. But unfortunately they keep designing them as match bullets and not hunting bullets. Hunting bullets need beefier jacketed walls, and need to retain a majority of it's mass in order to push through flesh AND bone, not just flesh. It need good expansion too, at the proper moments. You'll kill plenty with the 6.5 crymore, but you'll run into the common problems that most 6.5 crymore shooters run into when they use a target round when hunting game animals.

@@youcanthandlethetruth6976 so if the 6.5 creedmoor was invented for target shooting then why is the 243 one of the most popular rounds for deer hunting the 6.5 creedmoor for one is a 26 caliber and is a longer and more powder packing bullet than an actual 260 so how do you think it’s just for target shooting? That’s like saying that you can only use a bow for hunting only if you use fixed broadheads. You can use expandable just need to have good shot placement and miss the big bone structures. The 6.5 is devastating to deer whether you think it is or not

@@aaronwenger2338 .243 is not one of the most popular rounds for deer hunting, I believe the .30-30 still holds that title even after all these years. 6.5 isn't devastating to deer and anyone who has shot a 6.5 knows there are limitations. And like I said before, the limitations stem from the fact that all the bullets for the 6.5 are designed as target rounds to achieve high ballistics coefficients. When you start hitting targets at longer ranges, around 200+ yards, the 6.5 bullets tend to simply disintegrate upon impact, and sometimes they have disintegrated before impact. This is due to the fact that to achieve high BC numbers, the bullets have to be designed as target rounds, with thin walled copper jackets, poor lead core design for hunting, and in many cases the ballistics tips were poorly designed as well, Hornady actually had to change the polymer tip design. If you actually attached a properly designed hunting bullet onto the 6.5 creedmoor cartridge, you would have horrible ballistics and it would immediately fall out of favor with hunters for different cartridges that actually shoot a proper hunting bullet better.

@@youcanthandlethetruth6976 that is one of the dumbest things I have ever read. What good is a target round that disintegrates within 200 yards? Yes, 6.5 creedmoor was designed for target shooting, but 6.5 Swede has been used for how long, since the 1890s? It has been used for moose the entire time. It uses the same bullets as the creedmoor. Another ridiculous thing you stated is that .243 isn’t one of the most popular deer rounds. It is easily in the top ten, if not top five, most popular deer hunting calibers available, depending on where you live. Creedmoor is more than enough for average, mid to lower long distance, ranges. It has a higher sectional density at 140 grains than a 180 grain .308 bullet. In 2017, USSOCOM tested the .308 against .260rem and 6.5 creedmoor. They found that the creedmoor delivered almost 50% more kinetic energy on target at 1000 meters. You simply don’t know what you are talking about, especially considering that you can get copper solids for hunting. Those will hold together on impact as well as or better than most standard hunting bullets.

Deer isn’t big game and it obviously only ran a short distance after being hit. It wasn’t a perfect shot but it wasn’t bad either.

The dead deer disagrees

I can and have processed many deer. Sometimes I'd just rather have someone else do it. Depends on how much free time I have... Don't judge me

Local businesses (and people) need help... I usually cut my own deer, but I took one in to the processors anyway so the kids working there could earn a few bucks. Was happy to support a local business.