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Also, read all reloading warnings and procedures in the same or other manuals, and listen to Mr. Obvious. He knows his stuff.

@@Thejohnnyoshow Only you can know what really works for your application. And it sounds to me that you’re looking for a “do it all” shotgun? I know Palmetto State Armory is offering a new shotgun that is very customizable, I haven’t had an opportunity to try one yet, and I’m not sure when the launch date of that firearm is. That being said, anything you purchase will be a compromise, because nothing will be perfect for every situation. My recommendation is to stick with the usual suspects like Mossberg, Remington, Beretta, and even PSA… They are all great companies that stand by their products. Hope this helps! And obviously follow your local and state laws 😎

I like the SKS simple and easy to clean. I have had no misfires other than bad ammo that don't go off. It is accurate for what it is. A military rifle in the day it was made it's not bad. If I find a good deal I will buy more of them. Good to here from you my friend.

I like the SKS, they definitely have a place as a utilitarian rifle… Unfortunately they are getting more and more expensive. If you want one, there is no better time than now 😁

@@lastminuteman Its never to early to buy a gun😁

@@jeffryrichardson9105 thanks man… I love Halloween 😁

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@@G.W-01 I keep an echo arborist chainsaw with me at all times… Never know when a tree falls in the road or a deadite tries to ruin your day… Either way you’re prepared

@@bobbygreen2291 what do you think about that SKS?

@@lastminuteman ha ha ha ,,,,just like you they are an extreme favorite toy ,,although we all know they just like a semi automatic 30 / 30 ,,,very useful in many different ways but more people I know have an save that gun for a bed side insurance pill lol

@bobbygreen2291 I agree 100% They are definitely not a high powered round, but very utilitarian

@@lastminuteman stronger than any pistol tho

Oh I don’t doubt that… We were just pushing the envelope with that to create a discussion… Thankfully it has and I appreciate all the input

@@jeffryrichardson9105 definitely needs one 😁 Anything but the muzzle break lol

@@swedeson6188 I’m a 308 fanboy myself 😁

@@davestrohmeyer-saddleupsho8009 Thanks for watching and commenting!

I agree with you on that. I will try a flat back bullet also. I like the 53 grain V-MAX very will to, it works good in my other rifles. I have had some rifles in .223 .22-PPC .22-250 .220 swift that did not like a boat tail bullet you know how it works. I have been reloading over 30 year and not out of tricks yet LOL.

@@Mr.Obvious- 28.1 grains of BL-C2 under a fifty grain sierra blitz king or Nosler,,,and BR-4 cci primers 2356 OACL You can go as high as 28.8 grains blc2,,,,I have plenty of those primers if you don’t

@@bobbygreen2291 I wish I had some BL-C2 Not see that around here in a long time. I use H335.. Varget. 4895 . In the 223 right now.

@@Mr.Obvious- I have not seen the br-2 but bought a brick of 4 last year 100 bucks,,,I bought those at a South Carolina gun show ,,that same guy works the gun shows with lots of primers but he is high which is better than non existent

@@Mr.Obvious- I have three or so pounds that I bought in a case of eight pound kegs left ,,,call HGH sporting goods in conover nc,,he might have some but if you go there let me know and I will bring you a pound also ,,,I think i got eleven dollars a pound in it and you can have one for that amount

@@bobbygreen2291 I’m a big fan of the imi ammo… I’ll send Mr. Obvious your recommendation, I’m sure he will comment back 👍

@@lastminuteman I’ve done many brass tests over the years and the difference is bigger than I can talk about ,,the brass is already anealed ,,and a little thicker , stronger ,,and can be loaded many more times than a rem or Winchester

In the nintiesI bought a brand new drum ,,thousands of these brass because of this ,,nine cents each and I bought them at wideners reloading supply at mountain city Tennessee

Sweet I have plenty of that brass LastMinuteMan keeps me in stock on that LOL.

Sweet go for it MY FRIEND. RED FOR ME. 😃

@@Mr.Obvious- I don’t see how anyone could not vote republican,,,they have to be communist and atheist and or Marxist to vote democrat

@@joeybossolo7 It’s form is better than function (In my opinion) Thanks for the comment!

Let me know how long the repair takes 👍

@@lastminuteman I shipped it out September 30th and they haven’t received it yet. I also have one in 20 gauge that hasn’t given me any trouble yet.

@@lastminuteman Just received FedEx shipping information that I should have the shotgun back on October 12th. No information from Escort on what happened to make the locking system fail.

@paulbracco1423 it’s good to document how they handle the situation… The big point is, are you satisfied? Did they resolve the issue? And are you happy overall? Thank you for keeping us up-to-date. I sincerely want to know how this all works out. LastMinuteMan 👍

@@lastminuteman I’m surprised how fast they are sending it back to me, they received it on October 7th and shipped it out on the 9th. Probably just replaced the locking block but I won’t know until I get it back. I’m going to take it apart and inspect it before putting rounds through it.

I believe Mr. Obvious uses Vortex scope rings on about everything, but I will check with him to verify. Most any accuracy issues we were having , can most definitely be traced to the ammo we were using… When we went to Hornaday superformance ammunition, the rifle shot very well.

@@lastminuteman thank you. Just bought a 35 cva a few weeks ago and have been wondering what rings would be good for it.

I still have the tractor, it has over 600 hrs on it now with zero issues. I highly recommend this tractor for a 30 to 80 acre property. (Anything larger would require more horsepower in my opinion) My likes are the simplicity of the design (very similar transmission and engine setup to a 1970’s Ford tractor) and the extra weight this tractor carries over the competition. What I mean by that is other competitors in the 50 hp range, are lighter and less safe in my opinion. The extra weight helps with the load the tractors is capable of carrying, and stability when bush hogging. The only dislikes I have are the limitations within this horsepower range of tractor… I am running an orchard, and a larger tractor would cut my work time in half. Bush hogging with anything over a 6 foot deck would be dangerous in my opinion. So if you’re opting for a batwing set up, I would go with 75 hp or more. I have loved this tractor so much, that I purchased a Mahindra Roxor as my UTV, I also highly recommend one of those… The utility has been outstanding! Everything being said I would definitely purchase this tractor again if I was in the market for a 50 hp … My next tractor will likely be a Mahindra , but I’m looking in the 75 hp range. Thanks for subscribing, and I hope I was able to answer your questions.

Man awesome review. I purchased a 4540 , got a decent deal on it and its being delivered tomorrow. I have 5 acres of citrus and fruit trees in central florida and the Mahindra is replacing my old ford 3000. Im keeping the ford because it has been in my family since the 1970s. Exact reason i purchased the Mahindra is everything you stated. Tires are coming loaded for even more weight. I figure them people in india dont cut these machines no slack and over there this thing is probably their jd or kubota. Might aswell be mine too. Rock solid work horse and old school with a new engine. Whats not to like. Really glad to hear you have had good use out of yours. Now just gotta come up with a name for it. I think “Dixie” might fit well. Best to you. Im a knife nut also. Love my blades. Ill keep tuning in to your channel.

@johnphinney292 I sincerely appreciate that… Let me know how the 4540 works out for you , I’m sure you’ll be satisfied with your purchase. The funny thing is, I was looking at a Ford 3000 and settled on the Mahindra lol I am very happy with the purchase. It’s been a wonderful tractor and I’m sure you’ll be handing that 4540 down to your kin 😎

Agree 👍

@@davidcooper2065 It did… We have used that same target with 300 win mag, 375 h&h and many others… Only the 35 whelen made it through. Thanks for watching and commenting

@@lastminuteman yeah no problem. I love my whelen. Gonna have to start loading for it to increase the possibilities like you did

@@davidcooper2065 there’s not necessarily a benefit to loading them that hot, in fact, we radically lost accuracy… We just did it to be a little controversial, and have some fun with our viewers 👍

@@lastminuteman i'd just like to get a little more range out of it for elk, maybe instead of 300 get it out to 400 with enough speed to reliably expand

@@matthewvassoff5736 thank you for your service!

@@JWZelch I couldn’t agree more! It’s amazing within the 300 yard kill zone

I decided on the 338-06 rather than the Whelen for that 1 reason alone.

@@Jack-de3sb That’s good when hip firing, however when aiming, it’s very difficult (for me) to control the birds head grip. That being said you have a different experience and that’s why we have so many options! Isn’t being an American wonderful lol Thanks for sharing my friend

You can get them either way… I definitely recommend one

@@BigUnk85 just hold on tight lol

@@collapsenprotect Glad you liked it! I’ll have to watch your review, thanks for taking the time to comment 👍

Part of the fun is working up a good load, tenderizes the shoulder a bit too 😁

@@texaspatriot9159 That’s not a bad thought… It hasn’t happened since, It had a lot to do with those magnum loads I’m sure. Thanks for subscribing 😎

@@bobbygreen2291 You are close! It’s a .223 Mr. Obvious was excited to get it 😁 We have high hopes for accuracy!

I run a 250gr at 2710 fps with a ME of 4076 ft pounds! It sho do pack a wallup!!!

@@capncoryspoliticallyincorr2645 Sorry for the tardy reply cap'n. My comment to Last Minuteman was only the 3rd time ever I've ventured into that world, consequently I misunderstood what your, let's say, reply was, because even getting a reply from them was a surprise. When yours was finally opened, the mistake became obvious. Sorry. It's very valuable what you said about the load you've created for 250gr bullets, because after developing a load for 200gr bullets, 220-225gr and 250 gr loads will follow. Is it improper to ask how many grains of what propellent, you are using to get that velocity? Oh, on the light side, when you mention the "wallop" your cartridge packs, are you referring to your shoulder, or the target, be it buffalo or bowling pin. Peace

No problem with the late reply! I will tell the rig that I have/use. I have a 25 1/2" Douglas barrel (1 in 16 twist) in an 03-A3 action bedded in a Boyds stock with a muzzle brake. Don't remember make of the brake but it works! I use Speer HotCor 250gr bullets. As for the charge...powder is CFE223 and I'm at the high end of charge weight. For obvious reasons I can't give you the exact weight though I would approach it very carefully. My rifle handles the pressure very well. Yours may not! You can find some crazy loads for the 35 Whelen in both the latest Sierra and Speer manuals. As far as the wallup goes, the wallup would be on whatever is being shot at! Unless you don't have a muzzle brake. In that case I would contact a good shoulder surgeon before touching it off!😂😂 You are more than welcome to get ahold of me on Facebook messenger and I can give you a bit more info. Just look up Cory Hoopes on Facebook.