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Great cartridge and beautiful rifle. A friend of mine received a model 700 in 6MM Rem as part of the proceeds from selling a horse. Neither of us had much experience with the cartridge, but it has proved to be a great choice for pronghorn.

My Brno shoots 55gr well under an inch 5 shot groups....but although i think it performs better on game ..i use mainly 50gr Speer or Hornaday Sako and Sierra...and it just works like lightning...i have shot 45 and 40gr to...same storie....

Love my savage 99c was home after AIT from army in the 80s just went for ride with the old man to gun shop sew it in the used case and bought it's 308 just love it can do anything with it so easy to shoot

I have a glenfield 222

You have great rifles in one of my favourite Caliber. I shoot although two 222. Voere Titan Menor (Singleloader with matchbarrel) for competition (Europe) and one light Browning A-Bolt for Hunting. I shoot my smallest group (5) ever with the Voere (52gr hpbt) . Nearly the former Worldrecord with 222. In the future I think, I change the a-bolt-barrel to a 8 or 10" twist barrel for heavier bullets. Greetings and good shooting.

Amazing work on the stock from your wife!

You have an awesome channel and I’m glad I discovered it

I recently got a 2165 also, and the bolt belives its a Krag . Newly made civillian acrions they are or were and they are a very fine one that has much clever features .

Me want one

You took a relatively inexpensive rifle and made it a masterpiece.! Your wife is incredibly talented.

Very beautiful, thank you.

I still have my Remington 700 BDL in Triple Two. It is a precision killing machine. Only rifle when bench rested I have been able to get to shoot through the same hole consistently with the right load. Both rifle and cartridge developed by the same person. Thank you, Mike Walker.

older rem 700 great rifles .new one not so sure .shot lots red red in scotland uk with older rifles in 270 win . just great .

I Love 300 Blackout so much and this is like 300 blackout x10. This is sick Can u even buy this ammo? I never see it This is the first day I have ever even heard of it

Nice restoration! Rottenstone is my secret to a nice finish. Bad arse caliber! Got it in a Winchester Featherweight ❤ Handloads shoot. 5" groups at 200 yards!

I have a CZ 527 in 222 great gun

Hello there, what a beautiful job restoring that rifle! You sound Canadian, hello from northern Alberta. Hope you continue to post videos of your collection.

Where did you get the adjustable tan sight from. I am looking for one for my 22 l chiappa little sharps.

Great pistol cartridge.

Nice rifle. The 6mm Remington is an interesting cartridge. I am thinking about rechambering a rifle to 6mm Remington. I have a lot of .270 Win brass I could convert.

So after all that work and a mighty fine job you did, how does it shoot?

Holy shit. What is your wife's background with woodworking? That's an insanely difficult job she did

I love the 222 & really like the HEART barrel, good stuff.

Hello ., youve got two big winners there . The women and the gun . I own that savage in 17 mach 2 , but unfortunate it does have the accutrigger

Who wants an AR 10 upper in 250 Savage because I build them and sell them plus many other chamberings?

This is the caliber I would take if forced into having only one! 6 grains of bullseye gets you 900fps, just like the old police load, and if you want more power and range you can drop in 13 to 14 grains of H110 or just 9 grains of blue dot. Of course you can load way hotter than this but why? If you are out in the desert practicing your shots out to 200 yards (doable!) then this mid range load will train you for the main event. Its really a reloaded cartridge, buying factory ammo is just too costly, but when you get the hang of it, reloading gives you unlimited ammo for life! The 41 is accurate, penetates deeply and drops not too much over 200 yards, just poke your front sight up a notch! It truly is Americas best handgun round and in a lever rifle will surge past 2000 fps. Makes more powerful handguns like the 500s/w magnum something you sell or leave in your safe, once you feel the power and accuracy and lack of harsh recoil, you will take your 41 out, leaving even the great 44 mag in the dust. In 2 months of practice you will be hitting small target with this handgun, since it has everything a good long range handgun needs to be your favorite, easy to load, easy recoil, brass lasts a long time, even the revolvers chambered in it are thicker in all the right places since the bullet is just .41, thats alot of metal to contain that round, so it lasts longer too! But not everyone is a reloader, so I get why they arent so popular. But try one on the range, compare the time and cost of running a 454 or a 44 to your 41, anyone who fires a 41 usually falls in love with them after 1 full clyinder! When I fired a 44 mag, all it took was 1 shot to reclaim my 41 from my buddies hands, the hell with all that muzzle blast and fractured wrist bones!

Hell of a job brother! I love a good resurrection story 👍

.41 magnum is my favorite, have S&W 57’s and Ruger single actions and I have the same exact belt/holster for my Ruger bisley

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My mother in law gave me 2 6mm last year a Ruger #1 and a M77 heavy barrel. Time to learn how to reload lol

That is a really nice rifle.

What a gorgeous rifle!

Was your dummy cartridge made from a balloon head case? Do you often encounter these obsolete cartridge cases?

Varmint rifles indeed. I bet the shorter weight rifle would be fantastic for a walk around gun to go on pasture patrol for woodchucks, or out West for rockchucks. A prairie dog setup would fit the bench rest rifle better, I think. Other than it being a single shot, no magazine type action, of course. They’re both beautiful rifles. Thank you for presenting them. 👍🏼

What model is that? Browning a bolt ? Hunter ?

That's almost correct..... the parent cartridge for the wssm's is the 300 wsm. And the parent case for the 300 wsm is thought to be the 404. Just thought I'd help you out on that a bit.

Thanks for sharing.

Woulda,coulda, shoulda. I was in a gun perusing their used rifles. They had a Ruger #1 CHP commemative in .357 for $400. My first thought was to rechamber it for 357 max. I wanted to ck chamber dimension specs & twist rate but alas, when I got back in touch with the gun shop the rifle had sold.

Why cannot you and all the rest just describe it as treble two ?

My dad would have cut a switch if I had abused a gun like that.😂

Good video . I hear the 25-06 Remington is really fine for whitetail. How is it that the .244 falls prey to the .243 over the rate of twist. The 6mm and the 25-06 are overlooked and both are better on whitetail the 243. The 243 is loved by many. All that really matters is bullet construction and shot placement. Oh yeah , don't forget rate of twist.

Oooooo. I want the Bruno!

I never realized the 244 abd 6mm were the same. I have a model 600 in 243. All original accept for a Jard trigger set down to 1 1/4 pounds. I load 90, 70, and 55 grain ballistic tips for it along with 60 grain Seirra HPs. It’s an excellent little lightweight predator walking rifle.

The gun turned out awesome. I have a couple of big brothers in the 404 Jeffrey cases. A 300 and 375 RUM. Their era at least lasted a few years more than the super short mags.

The new flavor of the month 6.5 Creedmoor just a slightly necked up .250.

Hi Does anyone have any info for Voere 2165 bolt disassembly . I have that rifle and kind of not certain whether I might damage it trying. No manual point how to do it. It would be much appreciated.

41 mag my favorite in blackhawk, delivers the load at good speed.

you'd think with the .257 Roberts having taken every known specie of African large game you wouldn't need to put a bigger pill on it, but wildcatters always have a way of proving more can indeed be more. beautiful rifle, too.

Have a ruger super Blackhawk Bisley in 454casull deadly out to 75 yards

Your wife is an amazing woodworker. If she willing to make custom stocks, I just bought a 17 Mach two rifle myself and I don’t like the stock that came with it.