Browning BAR, 300 Win. Mag. vs Browning BAR, 25-06 Rem. on a 500yd target and on Rock Chucks. 

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For some reason I’ve heard many reports of the BAR’s liking core-loct , have one in 300 win mag.

It was my first rifle, 30 years later still can't get used to the recoil on that 7 mm Rem Mag

I own a BAR in .300 mag and use 180 grain Remington Core Lokt for deer hunting. It is way overkill for whitetail. However I don’t consider Remington Core Lokt “low grade ammunition “. The point is that that ammo works just fine for me, just my two cents here.

Great caliber choices!. The ranch belongs to a neighbor.

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Your choice in rifles are top notch. Thanks for your comment.

J’en ai deux en 30WM pour se qui me reste à chasser (50 ans de permis légal au grand gibiers)😊

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Weaker ejection is related to the piston style gas system and softer springs attributed to Browning. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Shane. The 300 Win mag is a beast.

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It was a prolific year for sure.

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@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 🤣I realized how old it was right after I sent it. Oh well it was still a great video and any red blooded American would enjoy a birthday like that!

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Fast Large game bullet passed right through. Thanks for watching.

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In Mogadishu, US SOF had modified BAR sporting rifles in .300WM that they used with great effect against the enemy. Arms Tech Ltd makes their version of that very rifle that they call the Supermatch Interdiction Rifle, it’s very cool but also lots of $$$

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@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 Thanks for showing off a self loading .300 Winny 😁

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.5 MOA at 100 yards. That is very good! Thanks for watching.

How has it been lately, John?

To get the barrel from waving install a rubber donut 3 to 4 inches from the beginning and you'll get better grouping.

I got 06 and reload and really good glass I fell good at 500 yards and go to 700 then it wonders

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I own a 25-06 so i love watching other ppl experience

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@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 You're welcome. I will be watching more of your videos. They are very informative. 😁

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You've got a great rifle matched with a great caliber. Thanks for you comment.

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he popped like a baloon. i wasnt expecting the little guy lol.

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BAR's are great hunting rifles. Thanks for watching and commenting

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Yes, they are, especially to horse pastures.

There is a polymer wrap on the yoke. The 300 Win mag has close to 40 years of field hunting war wounds, each with a story. HaHa!

Keep on kickin out there in the Wild West, Sir! You’re a Pioneer in my book…the last of the real Pioneer breed. Kudos I’m Lake Oswego, Oregon originally from Central Oregon….I remember the John Day hunts of old days…simple times. My Father and Uncle purchased Browning BAR’s when they first came out in 1968 1969. They have certainly taken some beautiful game over the years since then. They still have those rifles both calibered in 30-06. I found one myself from 1968 here in Portland Oregon gun shop and I snatched it up right away it is beautiful I don’t think it’s ever been fired hardly at all and it had a Bushnell banner II from about same period…beautiful condition. Weaver mount that tips to the side for open sight use! Mine still has the hood on front sight and brass bead. Someone bought it and didn’t use it much at all it’s beautiful I really like it it’s 30-06 also👍🏼

@@stihlsawrepairs7955 Sounds like you found a real Gem. Best of luck to you.

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Browning added the "Boss" accurizing system, one has the brake and the other just the Boss tuner only. The results of both were well received.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GQGI6HYsTBU.html

@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 agreed'd and appreciated yet Ear muffs with plug isn't my ideal of a perfect hunt situation.

@@RiverRat85 that boss is impossible to shoot without hearing protection.

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My scope on the 300 wm. is a Bushnell Banner Lite Site 3-9x40, also from 1981. That is when Bushnell glass was high quality from Japan...

@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 Thanks for the reply. Yeah I remember how good quality products were available back in the day. My buddy has an older swedish scope he hasn’t had to touch since installing it over 30 years ago.

Yes, they are both from the Marmot species.

About 3 lbs recoil reduction. Thanks for watching.

Attention les 300WM nouvelles générations rien à voir avec les anciennes années 68/80 canon 24 pouces Browning acheté par la Belgique à Mr John Mose Browning de 7mm à 338 Mag chargeur amovible indestructibles avec un Minimum d’entretien et de nettoyage 😊😊😊😊

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Thanks for watching. No pigs, just cows and horses.

Touchy only from getting the shoulder set back right. A chamber gauge helped me make sure the cartridge would chamber easily.

@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 thanks for the reply. I am thinking about a 338 win perfect elk medicine

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Not if you was planning on eating the rabbit 😁

@@gregstephens8386 I know. I don't boddy shoot squirels or rabbits even with my 22. Only when shotguning. If I can hit the eye of a deer at 100 yds with my 30-06, a rabbits head is bigger and usually about 30 yds out. I used to carry a few 100 grns half jacket bulleted cartridges just for that. But by the time I switched cartriges the rabbit or hare was long gone. I have watched deer on opening day and daylight, and they don't seem to care for all the firing arround. Rabbits are fair game when going or coming from deer stalking or stands. Bye my friend

@@WillyK51 well at least dont have to worry bout field dressing its pretty much done for you with the shot lol

Sound like you are well covered for medium to large game pretty well indeed.

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Thanks for the offer, but the horses still need to be hauled and my horse trailer needs my truck...HAHA!

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That is a far distance for sure. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 The 25-06 is my favorite chuck gun.

They belong to the ranch until fall, then those that are steers will belong to McDonalds.

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@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 it’s been rough I started a new job with a huge paving company and work 6-7 days a week for 9-10 months. So it’s hard in the short amount of time I have off to get out there and make new content.