223 vs 22-250 🍉🍉🍉 WATERMELONS!!!
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Can you do .243 vs .223 please?
Looking sporty in them tactical Crocs 😊
Try a 53gr Barnes triple shock in the 22-250 for deer they are bad ass I have taken a number of elk with them in my 22-250
Pacicly 22-250 is 223mag!?.. ps.. 22-250 is new to me But 243win is more familar!!.🙂🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮 💥💥💥!!🌲🌳🌲🦌🌲🌳🍗🍻😎
I grew up with a 22-250. I was on the farm shooting groundhogs with my dads 22-250 when i was 10.
It appeared to me that the.223 did more damage. The.22-250 seemed to hit slightly above the centerline which may have resulted in less damage. IDK
Were the watermelons the same
* weight
* rind thickness
* diameter / girth
* have the same internal liquid/solid/air space
???
Those things will make the results appear different. I would have liked to see a few more examples to establish a better baseline for comparison.
But, as always, a cool video.
it did look like the 22-250 hit higher than the 223 so the 22-250 looked like it was weaker
I believe the 223 is the winner
Back yard fun. 😆
I'd have to agree with you Bruce each round was Awsome 223 wins !
Plot twist: He's gonna chuck watermelons at the .223 and 22-250
and see how many milk jugs it takes to penetrate the cinder blocks made of clay! Bamm! Mind blown!
It WILL be a pretty fun video though. Always are!
Lol
This man's humor is like my own. My kids think i'm crazy, my wife tunes me out. But I entertain myself!
This made me reflexively, quietly, say "haha".
Now it would be funny if he starts randomly barking in the middle of night wanting a treat lol
That's one way to cut the melon for guests. A little dirt never hurt anyone. Thanks as always for the fun video.
.223 velocity ratings on packaging are based on a 24" barrel, unlike the 5.56 which is based on a 20" barrel. So if firing. 223 thru a barrel less than 24", like 16" you are losing a significant amount of velocity compared to 5.56 . Just an FYI for everyone. The ratings on 223 boxes are thru a 223 chamber with a 24"bbl.
That thing on the watermelon is called the “mellybutton”. Well... At least in this reply.
To me, the .223 did the best.
An old Rem 700 22-250 was my first centerfire rifle as a kid, and it is still one of my favorites.
The 22-250 vaporized the inside and left the shell.
The 223 just blew it apart i to bite sized pieces.
I wasn’t expecting that.
"Where did you find that ammo " Funny line a few years ago
This is actually how I plant watermelon. But I use a 00 buckshot to spread the watermelon seeds around the yard
Going by the video, it looked like the .223 did more damage. There wasn't much left at all after the .223 got done with it. Hey man, the bottom line is that either one will get the job done. Nice shooting but yeah, before you get much older you might want to consider getting a rest, lol.
I can barely wait! Hey WTW, can we do a 22_250 vs .243 Win? Oh puh-leeeeeeeze? With sugar on top!
This is about the be a really fun video 😎 love that 22-250
22-250 is a whole other level of power. Difference should be quite noticable.
243 Win vs 22-250 would be interesting. Another velocity vs mass equation! In New Mexico, the smallest legal caliber for deer, pronghorn and up is .243.
.243 is an awesome Swiss Army knife round! It fits 80% of most people's needs.
You can kill deer with a 223, and a 22-250, you just have to be a good shot. It's not reccomended, but it'll get her done.
@@playanamedgus2415 you can kill deer with a 22LR if you stick one in the deer’s ear! But you’re correct! With modern ammunition, 223 will definitely do the job. But NM mule deer or elk can be big and they’re tough. My preference was always a 30-06 but a shoulder surgery wrecked my ability to take the recoil impulse from one. The doctor said.243 was the maximum he’d recommend. He was a shooter also, which was kinda nice.
Same here in Pennsylvania 243 is smallest for deer or large game
.243 is also the smallest you can hunt with in Washington State
Your dog spins on his back legs like mine😆, good shooting mate👍👍
They both do a perfect job. Would like to see what you can do with the 22 hornet.
The fact that you're rockin' the crocs and socks all but confirms the fact that we were just separated at birth! 🤣 Definitely another fun video.
That 223 exploded that melon, fun video WTW!
How bout a can of tannerite in a melon
I’ve done that with pumpkins lol
@@sleeper.simulant7327 Its even better they are much harder.
@@1994naser long story short, pumpkin shrapnel up in the trees and a small crater where the pumpkin once sat
@@sleeper.simulant7327 You know how to enjoy
The 22-250 is a beast!
22-250 for the win. Just a guess.
By far!
The watermelons are secretly giant kettle bells spray painted green.
That's where they landed after Ian tossed them all the way from Finland.
@@stanpotter7764 It looked like 223 did a better job.
@@jessetherrien7851 If it looks like that, it has to be due to shot placement and the watermelon itself. There's nothing magic about a .223 case. The same bullet going several hundred fps slower and having more than 20% less energy can't possible win this contest. If the test medium and shot placement were exactly the same, it would be no contest. But I guess that's what makes these videos interesting - they're non-scientific so you never know.
It's almost like the 223 was more of a sweetspot as far as Velocity & terminal performance. The 22-250 was just too fast, didn't quite allow the sp projectile to do its thing until 3/4 way through the melon compared to the 223 it was IMMEDIATE expansion upon impact. I Love the 223/556 round!
If ya don't have a ant problem yet you will come summer if ya keep shooting them watermelons.
22-250, 25-06, .270 Win, 308 Win, 30-06, 300 Win Mag. How can you go wrong.
22-250 is all my uncle used to use, and he stacked ‘‘em up year after year.
"That guy's got a loud exhaust" 🤣
I'd like to see 8mm Mauser vs any other 308 and up rifle round
I like the 8mm but it is a slow round we used to joke that you shoot 3 rounds run over to see if you got it and the last two would hit you in the ass lol
It's not as slow as you'd think using the original pressures it's designed for. If you do that 196 gr is between 2500-2700 and 150 gr is 2900fps+ out of a 22 in barrel. That being said only Hornady and s&b load it to it's potential everyone else is a good 400fps+ slower than what it can actually achieve.
@@terrybailey9621 oh definitely they found out that they had been under loading the 30-06 also and it changed dramatically not bagging on the 8mm I had one growing up but at the same time I had a 22-250 and a 25-06 so in comparison it was the turtle lol
Oh yeah 8mm Mauser isn't exactly a speed demon but the best description is a stream lined freight train lol. Remington was loading ammo for it using .318 round nose bullets which didn't like to feed without shaving lead into the locking recess and the proper bullet for all 8mm cartridges is .323... Even my k98k with a 7.91mm bore still had tumbling with those loads.
For beginners I'd definitely recommend the 6.5 creedmoor
the .223 did a better job! Great Video! everyone loves exploding watermelons. If you remember Gallagher back in the day haha
You do have to be careful choosing these cartridges. Some states, such as Louisiana, require a minimum caliber like .24 caliber, in other words, .243. But other states allow the various
.22s.
According to the regulations pamphlet .22 caliber center fire and above is legal for deer hunting in Louisiana.
Wrong .22centerfite rounds are indeed legal here in La. I know lots of folks that have taken deer with .223 and 22-250
@@jeffreyarthur1056 That means they finally changed it. It was not allowed when I was growing up there.
Nice Hearing Protection! Another Great Round Comparison! ✌️
Can you make a .223 vs 5.56*45 vid? My rifle is wylde chambered and can shoot both and I’m curious the difference in power
I’m a big fan of .22-250 but that being said my favorite whitetail caliber is the .250-3000 in a Model 99...I’m prejudiced 😊😊😊
Little dirt never hurt.that guy has got a loud exhaust hahaha
Can you do a 224 Valkyrie vs .5.56 vs watermelons?
I killed my first woodchuck a few months ago with a 22.250. no recoil and a super powerful/accurate round.
This is gonna make a big mess.
Think the 22-250s got more boogie...but id choose the 223 for ammo availability! 😎👍
More boogie = more better
Awesome video!!!!!! Would love to shoot with you some day. Do you ever come to East Tennessee any??
Take a pumpkin, carve out a cavity, put a pound of Tannerite(in a container) in the cavity, it's doesn't matter what you shoot it with(as long as it's a rifle), and watch the pumpkin disappear...;)
I would go a little heavier than 5.56 for deer. .22-250 has a crap ton of energy, but I’d prefer a heavier bullet. 6mm or .243 or better is more ethical I think.
Love watching watermelons get vaporized!!
22-250 all the way
I grew up with 30 caliber in bolt actions, never had 22 caliber till adulthood. Always enjoyed your videos. Thanks.
My top 2 are 556/223 and 243. 556 is #1 due to AR15 platform and price. With today's bullet technology, 556/223 is underrated when it comes to hunting any small game, on up to medium, thin skinned game, like whitetails 🦌.
I've dropped many deer with 80 grain ttsx 243. Moving at around 3400 fps (pretty sure😅), high shoulder shots will drop them.
I have been told that the monolithic bullets in 223 will do the same damage as 243, coming from a 16 inch AR15 barrel. Pick the right ammo for the game and go hunt.
Most popular coyote round up here in North Dakota is probably 22-250 and 300BLK. I use 5.56 and 308.
Thanks Hoo_Tee. Watchin’ those melons explode, and get obliterated, makes my entire face into one giant grin bud!!😁😁
Sadly, neither .223 or 22-250 Remington are legal for deer hunting in Canada. A .243 Winchester is generally regarded as minimum legal caliber.
I shot a couple deer with 22-250 it killed them alright but back then they didn’t offer heavy duty game bullets in 22 caliber ( expanding solid copper bullets might work well) the thin jacketed varmint bullets literally vaporized and if you hit a shoulder or gut you’re going to loose that animal. If you want light recoil and can afford 2 rifles the 7mm 08 or 6.5 creedmore are real big game rifles and the 22s are awesome on coyotes and varmints!
Hey, brother. What's the story with the tax stamps on the ammo?
I think TN has like a 10 cent tax for every box or something. Honestly not really sure. Just always been there
Woa, I had to go back to see that. What a trip! I’ve never seen that! I hope that tax money is going strait to the national parks & not lining some jerk’s pocket.
@@scottlawrence1826 here, Alabama, it goes to wildlife conservation to help hunters
@@independentthinker8930 I'm okay with it if that is indeed the case,and not lining the coffers of some special interest that does nothing to help conservation.
Interestingly enough, there is already an invisible "tax" built in to every piece of hunting/fishing/outdoor equipment and gear that is specifically put towards conservation and habitat restoration. It's been there since the early/mid 80's, I believe.
It's one of the reasons I chuckle when anti's start prattling on about how they do so much for the environment and we hunters are just decimating nature.
They don't realize or refuse to acknowledge that we are actually the largest collective body of stewards of our natural resources and wildlife restoration/management. So if the states are adding a few more cents for that specific reason, it's cool.
(steps down off of soap box...)
@@gierhedd75 the nation's are idiots, they have no problem with "developing" land. Yet a man on a bulldozer kills more wildlife than a hunter can in years destroying habitat
.223 juiced that watermelon!! Love your dog, he looks loyal to you guys. Just about to reload about 300 rds of 22-250 for a mate over next few weeks. You should teach Ju Ju to say Whoooooo teeeeeee whooooooo!!
He is a good puppy dog
The 22-250 never disappoints got a coyote sat morning with one
I hope this channel grows. The videos are so entertaining. Great personality.
Thank you Daniel. That means a lot. Appreciate you watching!
I hunt pigs in Australia with a 22_250 and it drops them all big and small, makes a mess of the little ones haha
I use 223 and 22-250 on the pigs in Central Queensland too
@@PRSKris out at the Isa is where I live but get out as far as Julia creek and out the other way as far as the Georgina but haven't been doing much for two years or more, I'll get back into it one day haha
I actually chose the 223 over the 22-250, Mainly because I wanted to shoot it quite a bit, and I heard that barrel life in the 22-250 is considerably shorter than that of the barrel life of the 223. Also, the 223 round is much cheaper and in my area there are a lot more varieties than there are of 22-250.
One thing anybody using either of these calibres needs to remember if they are using them to hunt deer is that you need the right type of bullet! There are many bullets out there for these two calibres that are designed for varmint hunting, where the bullet literally explodes on impact. These are not ideal for hunting deer which have much larger bodies than a coyote and require better penetration to achieve damage in the vitals. If I was buying one of the two specifically for deer hunting, I would go with the 22-250 just because it is definitely the more powerful of the two (because of the extra speed), but both are sufficient with the right bullet and well-placed shot.
Used to be able to get tons of cheap 223 ammo. Now we cant find anything 😆
A little dirt never hurt anybody. However, the dirt around that barrel is full of lead, clay, shaving cream, paint, and God knows what else.
I was actually more impressed with the .223 that I was the point to 22-50. The 22-250 Underwhelmed me.
Always interesting!
It looks like 223 did a little bit more damage than 22-250.
Than of course depends on some other things.
223 looks like a total center hit, 22-250 might be one inch high, also it depends on the size and weight of the watermelons.
Good video, but don't forget. A lot of states out West won't let you hunt big game with 22's even if they are center fires.
Same calibers . 22 , almost same speed . What you're expecting , Same destruction
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Always love the watermelon videos. That
.223 is no joke, even compared to the 22-250.
Fast little rounds
That was awesome WTW! Great shooting brother!🤘🏽🍻
Have a 223 in bolt action and AR15 and a 22-250...both bolt action is savage and love taking them coyote hunting
I always liked the different not as popular "twin" rounds, like instead of the .243, I like the 6mm Rem., and instead of the 22-250, I like the 220 Swift, and instead of the 300 Win Mag., I like the 300 RUM(it also has a little better ballistics), and so on and so forth.
I was surprised at what the 223 did to the melon. Both seem like excellent rounds. Thanks for the video. Shoot on brother.
That looked awesome !!
Bye bye watermelon!
Love my Ruger M77vt 22-250 with the bull barrel.
Ju Ju was just a waiting for the rest of that treat, then he was.......... OUT OF THERE!!!
“Bookin it” love it!
Zoom zoom
Don't care about anyone else, I have always liked my Rem 760 in 270 and my old trusty Win mod 94 as a brush gun. You can like whatever you want!
Absolutely
I love 22-250 such a fantastic round
Some states won’t allow any caliber under .240 for deer. But a good shot with a .223 will definitely drop a deer. I’m too lazy to track, so I use a 30.06 or.270!
You can shoot deer with what you want to but they both are varmint calibers
I've shot and reloaded for the 22-250 for 30 years. It's fast, flat and it kills
I love 22-250
Congrats to your son!!! Great catch!!! and with a load not designed for deer.yesterdayy watched a video on some urban explorers checking out the abandoned Bridgeport,Conn former Remeington plant.They climed the former shot tower.Was on UA-cam.
My uncle kills the snot out of big bucks each year with a Palmetto State Armory 223 and some Federal Fusion 62 or 64 gr bonded that look just like these. If he can shoot less than 100 yards they go down quick. If 200 yards or more it may require another shot. If he is reaching out past 100 he normally goes to a 25-06. Many bucks and coyotes die in his presence...way more than in mine.
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I have a single shot break barrel 223 from cva. With a scope on it. And my 22 250 savage arms. That gun is great. And ya don't forget the maxi-squad treats. Who-tee-who
I love shootin the groundhogs with my 22-250 that savage axis 2 is a track driver.
I'd love to shoot some groundhogs
WHO_TEE_WHO
I’ve really been wanting to get an upper in .243 for my gen 3 PSA AR10. Great video as always man!
That would be awesome! Appreciate you watching Ethan!
@@WHOTEEWHO Glad to see you regularly posting content. I like your favorite rifle! Slick bolt gun
Working hard to have a new video every day! I love that cva!
Love my Sako 222 it’s a great deer rfle, along with my 30-30
I would like to see a comparison between the 22-250 and the 220 Swift. The swift can reach up to and even over 4,000 fps.
lots of jurisdictions .243 is the minimum caliber allowed to take deer. That's why its so popular
I own them both. Like them both. I think 22-250 has more zoom. As far as deer hunting, If you are an experienced hunter, and want to hunt deer with 223 or 22-250, and it is legal in your state; By all means, go for it. If you are not an experienced hunter, I could not in good conscience, recommend it. For a first deer rifle, 243 or larger would be my recommendation.
I would say that it's foot pounds of energy that matter when deer hunting, not the size of the bullet
Do food pounds of energy count?
The 1st time that I shot a 22-250, many moons ago, shocked me. But, I like the.223. Thanks for the video!!
It is legal to hunt deer with 223 and 22-250 in my state. My son used 223 his first four bucks. I have shot big ten point with 223 he went about 10 yards and fell over. Have not lost any deer with 223 so far.
I have a 22-250 I go it for my birthday I love your UA-cam channel keep making cool videos bye
I love 22-250! Thanks for watching Dominick!!!
Video suggestion... Shoot an Apple at 300 to 500yards
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Good idea
I’m in
I love my savage 110 in 22/250 it's taken a lot of meat
I love 22-250!
I love your channel mate, you always present interesting and thought provoking content in a very down to earth style, your daughter is georgeous and Junior is adorable, you are truly blessed brother.
Appreciate you watching
I bought my daughter a .223 for deer hunting. Light recoil cartridge.
You should try the 223 and 22/250 ackle improved cartridges.they can shot 80 plus grain bullets when hand loaded
Oh, NO NO NO!! Not delicious watermelons! Now, y'all just plumb outside yer minds! Heresy, Heresy!!
i live in central pa. and 22-250 is my all time favorite light round!
The 223 did more damage - extreme power dump - The watermelon totally exploded into dust. The 22-250 left huge chunks - Still not convinced that the 22-250 is better than the 223.
Buster
As always another awesome video bro. And I love seeing your kiddos and pets on your videos. Great Shoot’en too.