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A light rifle is a must for the hunter that covers distance and challenging terrain but without sacrificing power for those big game hunts.
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A light rifle is a must for the hunter that covers distance and challenging terrain but without sacrificing power for those big game hunts.
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@SWATT101 4 дня назад

Nice setup

@jamescopeland5358 5 дней назад

Looks like a nice rifle

@billybob6784 4 дня назад

Always stoked to see a new video. Your the best man. I always learn something new. Keep it up.

@WildBushGrit 4 дня назад

I appreciate that! Thank you, it means a lot to me :)

@Obumbro 4 дня назад

Seems like a good first time hunting rifle to me! Great video as always!

@WildBushGrit 4 дня назад

Thank you! There are less expensive options, but it was a long trial and error process to reach the perfect combination for me. I can't recommend Christensen Arms, with all the QA issue they've been having, but this rifle, in this specific cartridge is certainly one of a kind. In the same price range, Bergara, Howa, CZ or Tikka are better options, but not in 6.8 Western and not at 5.7lbs.

@CleoHarperReturns 5 дней назад

Thanks for this! I won't pretend that I understand anything you said but I figured if I watched all of your videos I might learn through inference. I'm pretty good at that.

@ramondoucette4864 4 дня назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im the same way on some videos, lol

@WildBushGrit 4 дня назад

ahaha, yeah, its hard to make dense content, trying to be accessible without expanding too much and eople usually don't click on 20min videos. Also English being my second language is another hurdle for me to make concise sentences and the right wording. Don't ever hesitate to ask questions, feedback is always welcome. :) Cheers!

@CleoHarperReturns 4 дня назад

@@WildBushGrit Oh please don't misunderstand me -- none of my ignorance is your fault. This was not meant to be a teaching video for absolute beginners and I knew that going in.💜

@WildBushGrit 4 дня назад

I know I know! :) Don't worry, comments like yours is very helpful. I can safely assume you are not alone. Maybe shorter, snappy videos with very specific topic could help a lot.

@CleoHarperReturns 4 дня назад

@@WildBushGrit Honestly I like long-form videos but I'm a bit older than short-form enthusiasts. Specifics are always good. I'll be moving back to the woods of Northern Mi about this time next year and for that area, everyone should know how to use a rifle. I held one once -- when I was ten -- and shot the ground.🤣 We were meant to move a year ago to go but it was postponed. Personally, learning gun safety would be top on my list. I won't be purchasing a rifle anytime soon, so hands-on videos would be something for later. This may be out of left field, but Is there any chance you work with dogs in any capacity? I'd like to learn how to keep my next one safe in the wilderness. Of course, I absolutely love your cooking videos.😁

@GameGardenGavin 3 дня назад

Very intrigued to see more content with this rifle! I'm looking into a 6.8 for myself as it sounds like the perfect rifle for deer and moose in Ontario, I've just never seen rifles in it and ammo selection is very limited so I'm hard pressed to commit to it. Also left handed so options are even limited for me online.

@WildBushGrit 3 дня назад

Ohh yeah you are in a hard place :) At this point, I think you only have Browning & Winchester that makes rifles for this cartridge. You could get a new barrel for a rifle you own but you'll need a proper receiver and bolt. Could be cheaper than buying a new rifle, in case you really wants one. If you don't reload you are stuck with the crap sold by Winchester. I've made a review of their ammo recently, and it was not good, maybe it was just the lot I got. It's aches me to see so little care given by Winchester for such a wonderful cartridge.

@jahunterplus2809 2 дня назад

Nice video bro bless up

@WildBushGrit 2 дня назад

Thanks Bruv!

@henrynelson11 5 дней назад

Thanks for sharing your experience, it does seem like CA's quality control reputation is living up to reality :/

@WildBushGrit 5 дней назад

Yeah it's a bummer, I've seen videos where people were disappointed. I bought one fully aware of the situation, with my crossed finger hoping it wouldn't happen to me. Hopefully it's going to work as is.

@Tripandfall321 5 дней назад

Everyone has quality control issues these days it seems. Also all seems to stem from lack of having an actual person test the finished product. I got a ruger hawkeye african chambered in .416 Ruger (new favorite caliber btw) recently that was scraping the cartridges up bad as they chambered which should have easily been caught had someone actually function checked the final product. Fortunately my warranty repair from sending it off to getting it back was only a hair over a week. I would have gone crazy waiting months.

@WildBushGrit 5 дней назад

Yeah, at certain prices, these rifles should be tested with a group pattern, boxed in with the rifle. CZ did that for my cz457. I'll look into the 416 ,isn't like an African Big Game cartridge?

@Tripandfall321 4 дня назад

@WildBushGrit yeah it is a dangerous game cartridge. I'm only gonna use it for deer though most likely unless i get a chance to go for black bear. I just kinda got it because I wanted a difficult to shoot/hard to master gun for the challenge. Kinda like the reason I originally got my 45 70 just Going up another level. Also just running iron sights on it. A pleasant side effect is after getting used to the recoil on the .416 it's improved my steadiness when I shoot heavy 12 gauge or some hot loaded 45 70 since the .416 kicks a lot more. I feel like I can shoot those other two now with the steadiness I can shoot a .22. The ammo is really expensive but the rifles are pretty readily available and affordable. Pretty much the only big bore being made right now since the pandemic hit unless you wanna shell out several thousand dollars it's really the only option for that kinda rifle at this time. I'd check one out if you get the chance. I woulda gotten one/something similar a lot sooner if I'd known how fun they are

@WildBushGrit 4 дня назад

@@Tripandfall321 I can see, 400gr at 2400fps, with 5.500 ft-lb, this is no slouch, if you can handle that recoil, there is nothing stopping you :)