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Tikka Roughtech Ember-Part 2
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Tikka T3x Lite Roughtech Ember Stock Complete Build -30-06 - Limbsaver Grind to Fit Recoil Pad - Leupold VX-5HD 2-10x42mm ( Duplex Firedot reticle) - EGW aircraft aluminum 7075 - TPS TRS low scope rings
South Carolina creek
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Very relaxing creek in the South Carolina. It should put you into a deep sleep.
Mountain Turkey Setup
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The only items that aren’t Kuiu brand are the boots (Kenetrek Mountain Extreme), belt (Hanks Tactical), socks (Wigwam synthetic for liner sock and Farm to Feet Boulder merino wool socks), and S&W 640 .357 Magnum. Gun is unloaded and ammo is in storage.
Safari land J Frame Speedloader
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Illustration of loading a S&W j frame with the speedloader. Gun is a S&W 640 Pro 357 Magnum.
Kenetrek Mountain Extreme Boots (Non Insulated)
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The black sections is the waterproof membrane. If you’re wanting boots that’ll get you in and out and make your hips and ankles very happy, these are the boots to get.
357 Magnum Bear Load (Slow Motion)
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I apologize in advance. The time between shots are extremely long, but it’s neat to see them.
357 Magnum Bear Load
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Underwood 357 magnum 180gr Solid Lead Cast rounds in S&W 640 Pro (2&1/8” barrel). The round has same recoil as Hornady 158gr XTP, but this one went straight through a 5” oak tree.
One of the waterfalls on Rim of the Gap trail on Caesar’s Head in Cleveland,SC.
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One of the waterfalls on Rim of the Gap trail on Caesar’s Head in Cleveland,SC.
I don't hunt but I use these, they are go anywhere boots. Normal, even premium hiking boots don't cut it. Good hunting boots is where it's at.
I have heard that a Tikka T3x barrel may have a problem with mounting a rough tech stock. Is this true????
@@wrigman Would you explain that more? Not quite understanding what you mean.
@@20cameron1 somehow the fluted barrel is narrower at the end than a non fluted barrel, so, they may sit different at the end. Still don’t know how true this is. I have a non fluted stainless barrel T3x I would like to put into a rough tech stock.
Just ordered mine today in the same color. This video has me pumped
i'm looking for this rifle at Tikka and I don't see it with the stainless that you have. It seems they are cerakoted in the pictures there.
This 20 inch barrel?
22.4”. The website incorrectly gives two options, but it’s only available in a 22.4” barrel.
Great video and great stories. I wish the buck reduced to possession. But I’m sure this year you’ll make it happen (: I’m watching this video at like 1 AM for some reason I just can’t sleep. But can’t wait for future content.
Is that a matte or polished stainless?
That bag is too small for you bro
Just a recommendation but when mounting the scope, get the rings as far apart as you can on the rail to where the rear ring is about 1/8 of an inch from the end of the tube at the eye piece and the forward ring about a 1/4" from the bell. I did the same thing when I bought 3 Talley Tikka rails from Ebay. Had no idea they were longer than the action. I put them back in their package. I need to sell them or get someone to cut them like you did. Went to Cabela's and got the Leupold brand. I use the Wheeler scope levelers when mounting the scope. I put a short bipod that pivots on the stock and set up the buttstock on a shooting bag. First I level the rifle with the small level on the rail and the barrel level about 3" from the muzzle. Once those match I put the rings on, then set the scope. I then put the small level on top of the scope turret and gently snug only 2 screws in ONE ring at the SAME time with the little allen/star key that comes with the rings. This is after I get the scope in the best position for eye relief. If you snug two opposing screws at the same time, the levels typically won't move. Once I verify it's level, I snug up the remaining screws, then torque them to spec. I also have a shorter LOP
You can get get a spring and replace the factory trigger spring in about 3 minutes and get it down to just over a pound. I did it in all of my Tikkas. The springs are $8 each
Very nice! I just ordered the same rifle but in 6.5 PRC. One thing I am confused about, is if it's the same exact stock as a regular Tikka T3x Lite and simply coated in Roughtech finish, or if it's a different stock altogether. I've heard the regular ones feel kinda cheap, while these feel more solid.
I wonder the same! Same stick with just a coating? Or a stiffer stock stock altogether?
@@llamawizard I think in addition to the coating that the inside is filled with a type of foam. It's supposed to feel more solid, where as the basic tikka stock some say feels kinda cheap and hollow.
@@kevinbreese5739 Some the Roughtec feels like a high quality stock then? That’s good to know.
@@llamawizard I can't say for sure, but that's what it seems like. I'll be picking mine up soon (Roughtech ember)
@@kevinbreese5739 Let me know. What chambering did you get?
How about the tread/traction? Most boots for loose mountain terrain combined with rocks the souls fall short. Deep wide gaps with lots of surface heel/toe is best.
Very good traction. Side hilled and climbed up and down very steep terrain, stalked on my knees using the tips for grip, crossed creeks without losing balance. So impressed I bought a second pair for just hunting and the other pair for work.
Great looking rig
Thank you. Was the audio level better? I tried to change the part one, but it wouldn’t let me.
@@20cameron1 it was much better man I appreciate you remembering bother (: I look forward to the video and stories told with this gun (:
@@Easternandoutward Good!
@@20cameron1 🤜🏻🤛🏻😊
Now only if S&W made a revolver with a quick detach cylinder. I hand load black powder 38spl and not being able to clean the base pin bothers me.
Thanks mate. Sure is a beautiful rifle. They’re $2200 here in Aus. Wondering how stiff the stock is
fell asleep
Target practice is fine. For a bear, at least a shot per second is needed.
Great gun and great video!
Thank you!
Nice! This is @IJS from hunt wise!
Nope! Still way faster with my semi-auto and don't need to reload as often! Enjoy your antiquated technology.
Speed doesn’t matter: accuracy does. Those that have the opinion, yes opinion, that revolvers and especially j frames are antiquated and aren’t a good choice of self defense have to ignore the facts of history. The revolver has stopped threats a long time and way before the mag fed guns showed up. A revolver will force someone to be more accurate. Real easy to just spray and pray when you’ve got 15+ rounds. Here’s the critical point of a revolver: body contact will not stop it from firing. Body contact on a semi auto will shut the gun down and if a revolver has one bad shot, just keep pulling the trigger.
@All Things Mtns Your argument of history is not winning. There was a time we rode horses into battle during WWI, we still have calvary divisions, but not a horse to be found. Why? Cause technology has made horses in battle obsolete. And YES! Revolvers fall into the same boat. If they were still so great, why does every police and military in the world use semi-auto? Your spray and pray argument also loses! With the exception of a very few shooters, I guarantee I can get more shots on target faster and with a higher degree of accurately than most proficient revolver shooters. I'm a firearms instructor in Michigan and average 1500 students a year, 99% of the time when someone brings a revolver to class and I make them shoot fast with that double action trigger, it is an effing disaster! The other 1% are acceptable at best.
@@20cameron1 Using the "extra rounds results in lowered accuracy" logic, why don't you carry a flint lock with a rifled barrel? Why did soldiers ever deem necessary to increase capacity? This isn't an argument for or against the revolver, simply pointing out the flaw in that line of arguing. Personally, I wish I could open carry my AR-15 and roof mount my 50cal for self defense without the inevitable consequence being that the very people sworn to uphold my right to do so use their "right" to shoot me for doing so. But hey, everyone has preferences.
@@mpclepto182 Nothing flawed about less capacity forces a shooter to be more accurate. The words five shots will flash through the mind when a self defense situation happens: have been in one not with people but wild hogs.
@@20cameron1 You keep your 5 shooter and I'll keep my 18. I believe I'm right enough to chance my life by not following your opinion. Your speed loading video was cool, but your inability to have a logical conversation isn't. I hope neither of us ever get into a "self defense situation", that would be great!
Garbage Safety, Try that while unloading
Tikka website doesn’t offer it in 30-06 anymore.
Great in detailed video I would say the sound was low with my sound on 100
Going to work on that.
@@20cameron1 😊🤟🏻 Thanks looking forward for more videos
Congratulations on 100+ subscribers 😊
Great relaxing video my dude
Awesome review man. Are you still liking it?
I am. Still using it. Getting the pro series for big game, but this is great for small game up to turkey season.
@All Things Magnum thanks man. Yeah in wanting a smaller pack for about 2 to 5 mile mountain trips. But I need it big enough to carry my warming layers. Just don't want to big I gotta go through alot of thick areas.
The one I see now is a 3000 not sure how much bigger that would be.
@@mattd8411 Will be getting the pro 6000. It condenses to the size of a regular pack when the room isn’t needed. Once the water bladder is fulfilled, there’s not much room for extra layers. I strap my extra layers on the outside on the sides.
@All Things Magnum awesome thanks
sa 20 Mossberg
I use this as my everyday work pack
Is that a medium or a large bag? Bad how tall are you. I’m 5’9” and just got the medium bag because they were out of the large and I feel like the one I got is a little to short. Meaning the hip straps sit high on my stomach.
Medium size. I’m 5’6”. Email them and I’m sure they will do an exchange for a large.
They nickel and dime you. A pack that price should come with a rainfly.
Agreed
Do you have any heel lift? How do they feel when new on the top and side of you big toe?
Foot is locked in and not hard on the toe at all.
I don’t see you killing a bear. That only shows the recoil effects.
The title is 357 magnum bear load. It’s not 357 magnum killing a bear.
The title says nothingbm about a bear being killed.....
He got away
Oh yeah👍
Is this the pro?
When i am in the woods i load my Pistol with 158gr. Soft Tips
I live in bear country and if I opt to carry the 357 I use 160 gr hard cast . I want that bullet to penetrate as far as possible to put down the bear and not wound it.
I use buffalo bore hard cast 180 grain. Just to be sure no disrespect gentelmen
That was a nice demo of how cool the J frame S&W are and how to quickly reload it. I have a model 49 that I’ve owned and carried since 1978. I also have the 38 spl Colt Detective Spl that I’ve owned and carried before the S&W and I chose the S&W over the Colt because I found it to be more accurate for me to shoot. I prefer the model 49 over the centennial because the hammer is covered but it can still shot in single or double action, but you can’t go wrong with earth one. When I was a police officer I would carry it as a backup gun and when I did a vehicle pullover I would have it in my jacket pocket aimed at the suspect without them being aware and I could shoot it while it was in my pocket without it jamming, fortunately I never had to. I would see other officers with their hand on their gun while holstered but if the suspects had their guns out hidden they wouldn’t be able to deploy them in time to defend themselves but I would ,not to mention scaring the shit out of the normal traffic violators as apposed to armed criminals. I’ve owned many types of ammo reloader’s and the ones you demanded are the best . As far as getting the.357 mag I believe it’s a waist because with such a short barrel you can’t get the Velocity a 357 is capable of but you get all the more kick it produces. Regardless you have a very nice firearm and you did a excellent job in producing your video and Demonstrating how to quickly reload it. Thanks for sharing 👍
So this is ASMR
yes
what brand of speed loader is that?
Safariland
Safariland Comp.
носки классные ...обувь неоправданно дорогая если 400$ $250...200 хотя я не знаток английского.
Translation please.
On a predatory black bear using 158 grain ammo this would be an effective gun in the woods and of course for the most dangerous game animal of all a predatory human its a fine choice as well
Went past that to 180gr.
@@20cameron1 better yet, heavy is good better penetration greater sectional density.
@@sgtmajtrapp3391 Exactly
I truly never realized how much I could move while pulling the trigger. I’m glad I got to see this so thanks for the vid. I always felt like I was just pulling but glad to see it’s not just me lol
You’re welcome. Try the penny trick for trigger control. Lay a penny on a flat part on top of the gun. Dry fire five times without the penny falling off.
@@20cameron1 thanks will try that this weekend for sure!
@@dylankorpi137 You’re welcome!
Specs on the round ?
Underwood 357 Magnum 180gr. Velocity: 1,400. Energy: 784
Don't pay any attention the the negative folks just keep doing videos.
Yes sir!
What ammo you using?
Underwood 357 magnum 180gr gas check loads. Unfortunately most Underwood ammo is out of stock.
$400 ...damm
Actually closer to $500. But I will tell you if not for these boots, I would have slipped and fallen in the mountains this year.
sometimes u gotta tilt the shell slightly for it to come out too
For 3.5s I do, 2.75s they come straight out.
@@20cameron1 for me no matter what
@@Mav3D67 What model do you have?
@@20cameron1 mav 88 but i realized it only happens with 00 rolled edge shells that are slightly longer than before they are fired
Lol I think there was a monkey call thrown in there too
LOL ... Your Barred owl call is nearly as bad as mine, but not quite! ... Many years ago I was camping in a small tent at the Point in Cape May, NJ - the Fall migration there is unexcelled anywhere else in the nation. From inside my tent I could hear a Screech owl calling. I'd never practiced mimicking the call, but I gave it a shot. Much to my surprise, the owl came right into the pine tree overhanging my tent. We had a nice dialogue for a bit. ... Where I live now, there are Great horned owls nesting about a quarter mile away. I pulled into my driveway really late one night and heard the pair communicating with each other. I decided to try chatting with them by rolling down the car window and asking them, "Who cooks for you?" a few times. Much to my surprise, one of them began calling to me from the Norway spruce that overhangs part of my driveway and sidewalk. I hadn't bargained for that! Having seen the deadly talons on GHOW before, I was more than a bit intimidated to walk to my door directly underneath one that might have been angry with me! ... Edit: "Who cooks for you" is Barred owl lingo. ... I'd asked the GHOWs, "Who's awake? Me, too."
Yes sir, it’s a hoot talking to them. It’s gets that Tom to shock gobble before sunrise.
Nice belly gun ... I bought a 640 Centennial in a Fairbanks gun shop in the late 80s or early 90s. I'd not known S&W had reintroduced the model until I saw a pair of them in the glass case. One as a five shot .38 Special and if I recall correctly, the other was a six shot .32 H&R magnum. Both had rudimentary fixed sights with the front blade milled from the barrel stock and the rear sight, just a longitudinal groove milled into the top strap. ... I'd read lots of articles about what great revolvers the long discontinued Centennials had been, as well as the princely sums they sold for used. ... I'd gone into the gun shop just to browse and didn't have much cash with me. I gave the dealer most of the money in my wallet to hold the .38 for me and left for the bank. I quickly returned with enough money to complete the transaction. I left the shop with the first stainless Centennial that I'd been aware of existing. ... It doesn't have + P marking. Several years later I read an article in which the author had interviewed an executive at S&W (Roy Jinks?). The exec told the writer those stainless .38 Special Centennials were strong enough for + P ammunition. ... Years after that, I was very surprised to see 640s marketed in .357 Magnum. .357s had always been K, L and N frame propositions before. I didn't think J frames were strong enough for .357s, but time marches on. ... I love the sights on your 640 Pro .357 Centennial. ... I saw another 640 Centennial .38, identical to mine once at a pistolsmith's business in Anchorage. The owners had the smithy install a black plastic front sight insert into that stainless blade front sight. It vastly improved the sight picture. ... As my eyes are now old and tired, I have a Crimson Trace laser boot grip on my Centennial. It doesn't extend beyond the bottom of the frame, so it doesn't affect concealability. It gives me a decent grip on the little J belly gun and I'm enamored of having a red dot on target. ... I use Bianchi Speed Strips, loaded with five as backup carry ammunition. They're flat enough to not print, wherever they're carried. ... I'm very, very fond of your sweet 640 Pro Centennial .357. The sights are outstanding.
Yes sir, they are great. They’re tritium night sights. The gun is a work of art. I got fired up when my gun dealer called to say it had arrived. Such a beautiful gun. I’d like to also get a 627 Performance Center 8 shot 2&5/8” barrel. I’ve held it several times and everything about that gun is smooth and beautiful. I learned something about snub nose 357s: if the loads aren’t loaded with enough powder, the shots will be high. I used to use Hornady 125gr for conceal carry and they always shot high. I got Underwood 125gr bonded hp and first shot and after was dead center. Underwood is 200 FPS more velocity than Hornady. The 180gr hit dead center as well. Something I’d highly suggest is to switch to Safariland Speedloaders. When you order them be sure to get group1 under mag pouch size for j frame.
@@20cameron1 ... Good advice. Thanks ... I believe what is happening with high shots from ammunition at lower velocity has to do with the additional length of time the slower bullet spends inside the upward recoiling barrel. As the slower bullets emerge from the muzzle, the handgun muzzle is farther toward the vertical at that time than is a faster prohectile that spends less time within the recoiling bore. ... The phenomenon is especially noticeable with heavy for caliber bullets that can't be driven as fast as their lighter relatives. ... My first .357 revolver was a Model 28, Highway Patrolman N frame 6 shot 6" barrel. It was a version nearly identical to the N frame Model 27, but had a less expensive, utilitarian finish - less time and labor with the buffing wheel = lower purchase price. ... My favorite S&W .357 is the K frame Model 66 Combat Magnum 2 1/2" barrel, round butt. I believe the legendary Bill Jordan fathered that revolver by convincing S&W to introduce a .357 similar to their K frame .38 Combat Masterpiece.
@@martinmiller1087 You’re welcome. Also learned don’t just use flange earplugs in an indoor range with 357 magnum. Holy moly!