IMI 62 Grain vs IMI 77 Grain 5.56 Ammo 

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BUSTED the Retailer's

Not sure if that's a good business practice with the price of ammo these days lol.

It's time to acknowledge that "big fruit" has become a huge menace to our economy.... They're in cahoots with "big chocolate bunny", and "big colorful fleece blanket". I'm really starting to want to find a range in my area that approves of the use of vegetables as targets. Even if it has to be organic.

Haha just like my stepdad. Asked him for a rachet set once got under car and the damn thing was broke. Told him and he said I know!!! Lol. The fuck man!!?

@@TheDkb427 Sounds like you have a good Stepdad; you know you can't wait to pull the trick on someone else.

😂😂😂 yes but , he seems to have a lot more patience than my PAPA. LOL. Lord I do miss him. I was barefoot in chicken poop rocking a piece by age 8. They would lock him up for that now. 🥰. I was born half blind in one eye and was the best shot of 11 kids and grandkids.

I like him too. He reminds me of my father's best friend, similar dry humor. I wonder if it has to do with the military background. My father's friend was a Korean era gunny, my father was a ww2 petty officer on a troop carrier. The had a dry ,yet cutting way, of getting their point across.

My testicles got bigger by at least 35% also when I did

+10 guns +2 charisma

It improved my mag loading abilities by 10, not loading them into guns but loading ammo into them. Thanks Paul

I got mine from my grandfather and it has duck tape all over it.

How do you measure accuracy with ladies?

Negative stat: unexpected caveats.

Legendary item

Debating about making a paul harrell companion mod on FNV.

+100 camo, when worn with hat.

@@toby2581 perfect speech build companion

Lol

If deer ate citrus we'd have a lot more of them in FL

@freelationship I don't know about Livestream but I would watch a video on the Paul Harrell process on fielding dressing a deer.

@@fngmike they will eat oranges, just not the skin that's why there's not a problem with deer in the orange groves.

@@masonjohns208 If they're that picky they're going to have to peel them on their own, lol.

Perfect. XD

So I wasn't the only one waiting for it!

Shake hands with Danger training video song was playing in my head there lol.

He just didn't feel like eating roast bug that day.

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Paul and his cousin Chuck Norris seem to carry all brands of ammo in their coat pockets…hmmm🤔

He probably bought out the “Remington Green and White Box” warehouse when Remington went bankrupt.

He got deep pockets 😆

Reminds me of the old "ugly green wallet that lets you get what you need" moral story.

Kind of like Felix and his magic bag.

Hey, I own a judge. I didn't downvote.

Hahahahaha!!!!!! I actually laughed out loud reading this comment!

I have a raging judge magnum that belonged to my uncle, the .410 shit is still gimmicky as always but with the .454 casual I can get 1 inch groups at 20 yards (off a rest, I’m no Paul harrel) which is more than enough for most handgun hunting applications, and it’s one of the few 6 shot .454’s on the market. It’s honestly not a bad gun, quite heavy, but great hog medicine. Never tried the regular judge, as my colt anaconda in .45 colt with the potential to shoot .44 mag level loads and birdshot loads (seriously, they exist for .38 .44 .45 etc.) can fire everything the regular judge does and much more, except the useless ass .410 buckshot loads.

More accurately, it's Caleb's sock puppet accounts.

@@Ogrematic not everyone is as mature as you.

This is a good idea

Life is good . . .

I like it. I've still got my paper target I shot in Prague with an AK47, although I do live in England so it's a lot more of a novelty for me than most Americans (yes, I am jealous).

Product Placement,Shasta Soda Jugs!

I second this!

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He was shooting prone, not offhand. But still.

I couldnt tell what pisition he shot from. Did he say?

Prone - unsupported…. Iron sights…. Some outrageous marksmanship for sure! 😯🙂

@@gravitypronepart2201 Yes

I didn't even bother correcting "stand", but I'm sure he meant either "rest" or "bipod".

"Are you in the physics club?" Burner.

Are you a physics guy or merely a wave function masquerading as something determined?

yes!

Where? I’m on my phone so screen small.

@@MikhaelAhava 10:07 watch the bullseye

@@nigozeroichi2501 damn you’re right!

I thought it was a moving group for a secind there. A flyer! Lol!

Is that a Paul Krueger reference or just a term of endearment? We don't get a lot of South or Southern African history in US schools.

Is jy 'n Afrikkaner?

@@sanguinemoon9201 I'm so happy you interested so I'm going to try my best to explain... Firstly no it's not a reference to Paul Krueger... Secondly yes to an extent it is a term of endearment... Here in South Africa we use the term uncle or aunt/aunty to refer to anybody older than us regardless of relation as a term of respect as well as endearment. I hope I was able to clarify that up for you 🙏 #Respect

@@ronschramm9163 lol no however I am able to speak and understand the language 🙏 #Respect

@@garethoreilly6948 I spent time near the Paarl Valley and Bloemfontein a long time ago.

a nice citrus marinate with a dash of lead and jacket fragments

Bring out the grill.

Mojo sauce

(In the treeline; deer with spotter scope) "Hit...Hit....Hit.....Hit....Hit..."

He is just demonstrating “real world” accuracy. Of course it accuracy in his hands. My shooting has no resemblance.

Go read a gun mag, they’ll tell you how many thousandths difference between rounds.

@@finngamesknudson1457 that's why I watch Paul's videos, real world shooting. The WIND seems to dislike me too.

@@davidmilisock5200 - Did you watch his “shooting the knife” video? He is a shooting god. I for one could easily have empties a full size standard magazine with zero hits 🥴

@@finngamesknudson1457 Paul's a very good shot. Unfortunately the 223/5.56 NATO is not very good in the wind. I've gone to lighter projectiles but at a highly increased velocity to make the cartridge a bit better in the wind, but not in my AR15 A2. The 68 grain Hornady match is as good as it gets in that rifle.

Nobody asks for a dose of Vitamin Pb from a .25 ACP, either.

No one wants to be shot with a pellet rifle as well

I always like some "real world" tough guy doesn't like 380 acp because it's not manly enough. Lots of people can shoot a compact 380 way better than a 9mm especially if it's not the first shot and the ballistic difference is way less important than shot placement.

People should choose the most powerful caliber that they can shoot without practical speed and accuracy sacrifices. .380 acp and .38 special are the calibers that give you the least recoil while being significantly better than their less powerful cousins. I would feel confident in carrying .38

My grandpa got set up by his girlfriend's boyfriend at a traffic stop and they shot him with a .22 in the chest. He didn't kill any of them, but he did put a bunch of holes in the car as they drove away, then another cop stopped them while my grandpa was getting a warrant, they got wise and ditched the car, and that was the end of it.

Could be worse, you could find a Taurus Judge.

I find lots of ammo in mine. It just never happens to be for the gun I am carrying at the moment.

I try to not get shot with anyrhing as a general rule lol

@@kyle18934 indeed a worthy goal

@@williamrauch4464 so far I've been successful. I want to keep this winning streak

Look like cutter bees to me. They make their nests in little holes like that in the side of the barn all the time.

@@nobody8717 regardless they seem to always be hanging around and always barely escape. Just think it's funny

22 plinkster has a video dedicated to shooting bees. Lol.

@@Frankie_2s I know and it's awesome 😊

Agreed !

Yeah, I like "guntube" channels like Paul or Hickok45 that are more practical than the over-the-top tactical LARPers.

@@1977Yakko Paul is a vet, Garand Thumb is Air Force Special Ops(was para rescue initially, but add the tac p i believe) and Paul was air assault...so...

whatever...yet i'll be you were whooping and hollering when those "tacti-cool" guys got Osama...btw Paul is a vet, Garand Thumb is Air Force Special Ops(was para rescue initially, but add the tac p i believe) and Paul was air assault...so...

@@cfj003 I'm aware of the veteren status of these men. I'm just talking about how they present their video content. Paul's vids are more down to earth but useful at the same time. Garandthumb on the other hand has his most recent video on a 40mm grenade pistol. An item the exceedingly vast majority of us will never shoot but the IMI ammo on the other hand is sometimes one of the few manufacturers available at a decent price for those trying to stock up.

HA!!! Heavy.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

it kinda fluttered downward. I think Paul was being extra cruel and decided to shoot his wings off instead. lol

"That fly will never have children."

Paul is the Chuck Norris of the firearm world. Who wins a fight between Paul and Chuck? …..

Thanks! looking for this

Most of my 5.56 is IMI 55gr & a little IMI 77gr & PMC gtreentips. I still have a few hundred rounds of Winchester .223 & Hornady Frontier 5.56 too. Luckily, as of this video posting, it looks like stocks are increasing a bit and prices dropping a little, my LGS and the SPB in town both had a fair amount on the shelf this week for the first time since last fall.

Would love to comment but AFT will follow! I may have bought 20 rounds!

Go take a look at the AR15 channel and his ballistic testing if the IMI 77 grain SMK BTHP and I bet you will change your mind. It is one of the very top best defensive rounds out there.

@@BrewCityRider yeah but thats the SMK, I wasn't sure if the 77 grain in this video is the same bullet.

I have ammo thankfully. Not a lot but enough to train with and not worry about it. Hell, I recently picked up a few hundred rounds of ammo, mostly .45 but I got some 9mm too. Granted, with the prices as they're going, I'm going to have to start considering selling a kidney

Class in session

Nah, Jagger was all about the swagger. Paul is more like Charlie Watts, steady, strong, reliable, not at all a strutting peacock.

@@mangledjargon5728 99% of the world don't know who Charlie Watts is!!!! lol

I'm in the UK weeping cuckold tears at all those fine US weapons.

If you can't afford an AR-style rifle, go out and buy a Ruger Mini-14. Mine runs great.

@@darthkek1953 Come visit!

@@Ogrematic In my experience, a Ruger anything is a good choice! It’s not a matter of cost, an AR just doesn’t fit my uses.

@@charlesdalton985 And I understand. I have a .308, but it's bolt action, I use it for hunting. The Mini is home defense and plinking. I use the .308 for long-range target practice and, hopefully, hunting, if I can find a guide to teach me the fine points. I took the hunting class, got my permit, but I don't want to go out my first time alone. I would like to learn from an experienced tracker. A bolt action is more than accurate enough for me to take a deer at 100 yards. Past that, I would wait for a better shot.

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And the Smith and Wesson whatever it's called version of the Judge. "Why did we bring it out? Because we could!" :) :/

@timmybmn …and the second time, and the third time.

I have some 55 grain FMJs and some 115 FMJs 9mm and all over the IMI box is Made in Israel

My grandfather used to tell me stories about being able to stop at the store and pickup a box of ammo. He said it was kinda like buying weed today.

@@Frankie_2s I know what you mean in the 70s my dad had stuff that had labels from hardware stores

@@robertharing7031 The Israelis know how to fight...

@@disgruntledegghead6923 Agaisnt unarmed non-combatants, sure.

Plot Twist : it was Ant-Man on his mission to recruit Paul into Phase IV of the Avengers.

Damn I'd love to find it for that price. I just bought it for about a buck a round

For an April Fool's edition, Paul needs to slip in a fake chronograph loaded with Tannerite. Shoot a couple rounds, rattle off some fake numbers, and then kaboom.

He is way better than Average Joe

I was thinking the footage would reveal that

ppl send him the ammo - he doesnt care about saving

He has, some, but only recently has he had to use ammo sparingly, so it only might now start to be done in videos 🤷‍♂️

Ammo supply is tight for everyone even “stars” like Paul. Consider that he use to get most of his ammo from Walmart (Remington green and white box).

I forget what videos they were but he did indeed combine some of the tests to conserve ammo. I think it’s before the “does a hot barrel affect accuracy” videos as he got a shipment of wolf ammo in for that one

I'llllllmmm.....Paul Harrell! :)

I nominate you.

Ten times better than you using a $20,000 custom rifle with a $10.000 optic.

I think you just did.. And it's a good question.

I had to get an optic for my Mini-14. My eyes ain't what they used to be.

He went through the US army sniper school with his scope mounted backwards. He still shot 1/2 moa at 1,000 yards.

My Wyndam Bushmaster with a 1/9" twist barrel would stabilize 77gr pills, but the groups were larger than my Sig with the 1/7" twist. 75gr seems about the heaviest pill that 1/9" twist likes.

1/8 twist rate is the sweet spot

​@J. P. meh, I will stick with 1/7

Nobody in the ammo industry is restocking anything at 20217 prices for a while

@@borkwoof696 really? I picked up blazer brass 9mm from academy at 13 a box

@@lifeinastockwrangler That's amazing. Before $10 a box. Now $29.99. If it's in stock. $23 -30 around here a box. Limit 2.

@@Timothy--vb7rr academy was always a little higher then rural king or bass pro. They were usually about 12-15 depending on brand. They have upped limit to 5 as well.

They'll stock 2017 prices when its 2017 again.

These rifle rounds are traveling around Mach 2.5 out of the barrel. You'll never hear the shot that instantly kills you.

So those bullets aren’t affected by going transonic? Are they loaded with a Sierra match king?

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I heard them handguards swing both ways?

I'm just here for the AR-15 and Paul :V

To be frank, it's about the only thing the A2 improved.

A2 has better sights and a heavier barrel.

@@DANO-4899 neither of which was an improvement for anything other than the kd range

I believe it’s in his presentation on 10 inch vs 16 inch vs 20 inch AR barrels

Out of my scoped 16" coyote hunting AR, the green box IMI 77gr Razorcore averaged 2652 mv for a string of 10 shots with a standard deviation of 19fps. Have shot 10 shot groups with it that measured .75 inch. I luckily bought 750 rounds of the same lot for dirt cheap a few years ago for the brass, and was pleasantly surprised how well my rifle liked it. Even happier I dont need to reload for it for a while! Lol

Yeah, he already covered that.

I’d guess you’re exactly wrong. Heavier projectiles, almost always, are loaded with a slower burning powder.

@@j.rob.5943 are they if in the same caliber though? Proportionally light projectiles seem to lose more muzzle energy with a given reduction in barrel length

Holy crap. Got some spare barrels etc. as well?

@@SushiArmageddon lol, Ballistic Advantage usually has some great sales on barrels. 10 of my ARs are in 5.56 spreading it out and only 2 or 3 get heavy use.

@@grunt1807 I figured you would be prepared but wanted to make sure you werent planning on shooting half that ammo with a smooth bore.

60k rounds????👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🖖🏾✊🏿

You are well supplied to form a platoon!

Army wouldn't even issue optics till you could qualify with irons. Navy says, optics? What are those?

@@ScottKenny1978 It's fine for qualification. But grouping ammo is supposed to be about taking as many limitations of the shooter out of the equation as possible, to give the best possible indication of what the ammo can do, best case.

@@tackytrooper no doubt dude. Not saying he didn’t just do a fine job of putting rounds in the right spot but the same rifle with the same ammo doing the exact same test in a bench rest setting with some good glass would give completely different results.

@@tackytrooper yes, it would. This gives a pretty good picture of real-world accuracy you can expect, though.

@@ScottKenny1978 I mean, if you have very good eyes and very good fundamentals, perhaps.

Yep.. dinner is gonna have to wait!

Yeah the military forgot the part where lighter 5.56 sucks in short barrels. Have to compensate with a heavier bullet.

Troops complained about the lack of stopping power from 'Nam through Somalia and beyond. You're not wrong though.

@@Hercules1-v9m 855 GreenTips were much worse than the original 193 , didn't start yawing soon enough . The faster twist rates didn't do any favors for the 193 load though . They would have been better off with the old 1: 14 " rate with those .

@Jeffrey Carlson Agreed, and that's why I use it. In MY 18" SPR rifle with a match barrel, I get MOA 5 shot groups, and I can take it out to distance.

@Jeffrey Carlson Long range accuracy is a great by-product , but they wouldn't go to all the extra cost for that . If that's the reason , then why didn't DOJ go to it years earlier ? That loading had been on the civilian side for over a decade before it was issued .

@Nick X, I don't think these tests support your statement about reputations; additionally those stated reputations are broad generalizations that aren't necessarily true. A 1% difference in velocity is hardly proof the IMI is "hot" and certainly doesn't show these PMC ammunitions are significantly slower than these particular IMI offerings. I am not surprised the velocity of the Hornady 75gr is less even with a slightly lighter projectile, that does seem to be consistent with Hornady. As to accuracy, it is very much dependent on the particular firearm and what weight of projectile, powder type and powder load it likes best.