Sunday Shoot-a-Round # 119
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
- Yakking in the woods while firing my SAKO Model 85 Bavarian in 6.5X55 Swede, as well as the new Canik Rival in 9mm.
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So true is, "When we do right nobody remembers. When we do wrong nobody forgets."
@@bobwoods1302 Bob Woods
@@bobwoods1302 😁 Thanks:)
My son and I spent the winter months setting up a range on our property in the NC mountains. It’s nowhere near as nice as the hickok45 ranges yet but you have inspired us and one day we hope to have a similar set up. We’re both new to firearms - have been shooting for about a year now - and thoroughly enjoy your videos. On more than one occasion, as we’ve flailed away trying to hit the down-range targets, we’ve looked at each other and said “dang, hickok makes it look so easy”. Thank you sir for the great videos!
same thing here....setting up a long range (300 yds) and gosh he makes it look easy
He makes it look easy because he's so breezy.."relaxed'..and he's relaxed because of years of experience..🇺🇸
He's another Clint Eastwood movie star
Western NC is beautiful. I lived there for about a year and to my regret moved back to the frigid northeast.
Sir, I do appreciate the conversation on the NRA. However, most of us already know you’re not a sellout but a true enthusiast and genuine supporter of gun rights.
The NRA is still arguably, the most important Ally in defense of our 2A rights. Simply because of the size (numbers) of the NRA membership.
@@benscratchin7017 most important Ally or enemy if the leadership can convince the members to go along and support anti-2a legislation like they've been doing the last 35 years
Easy fix just get rid of overpaid Wayne LaPew
Did you guys know there are other gun right activists we have?
@@simonbelmont8758 I do, everyone else seems to think the NRA that was heavily involved in banning automatics in the 80's is the pinnacle of gun organizations.
Being a kid in the 60's was the best.
And 70's.......
N just being a kid period!!! Grandkids are the best!!!!🙏🙏
@@glockfanboy4927 no, kids today has boring lifes, not like in 80's and 90's that you know everybody in the neighborhood, and plays outside, today,
kids, doesn't know who is living in the next door, just plays online games, and
holding smartphones all day
and 50's :)
@@educaspe5887 unfortunately you are correct!!!
Words of wisdom. Love the Sako. Looks to be gentle on the shoulder.
Good morning!!! Here for the sound of freedom from that awesome gong and of course the best Sunday preaching in America. Thank you for sharing your immeasurable words of wisdom and insight.
Bicycles??? I lived on mine when I was a kid. Sometimes I'll find old throw-a-ways on the curb or at a thrift store. (Schwinn, Columbia and many others.) i'll fix them up with new tires and grease and then just give them away to kids. I'm also old and really appreciate the childhood I had. Want the younger generation to get a taste of it, too.
👍👍
UA-cam may have created another American National Treasure, in Hickok 45.
Thanks John, for the good camera work. You were lucky to have grown up with such a great Father.
Thank you for these wonderful Sunday videos. It is the first thing I watch every Sunday. You are a national treasure sir.
You are so right sir, we had the best childhood You don't even see kids outside anymore, great job you do
Great advice for young people. Its unusual to see kids outdoors these days and when you do their looking at their phones as the world passes them by.
lol
@Hickok45 Your videos soothe a caring, freedom-loving man's soul!
Thank you & God bless -- Directly from the rolling hills and fertile farmlands of The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania!! :)
Domari Nolo
PA III
Mr Hickok, I don’t know too much about the rifle from Finland but you opened my eyes this morning. Thank you for the great video about just thinking about lots of topics in general. Appreciate.
There is a lot to like about electric motors powering a car but unfortunately there still are some major drawbacks, especially if it's your only car. Love that Sako, thanks for showing it to us today.
Great if you live in an urban area, less so for rural places.
glad seeing Hickok45 still shooting guns and having fun.
I love your show I watch every clip I can. I greatly appreciate how it feels you talking to me. You don’t sound preachy nor teachy you just talk and I gladly listen thank you
I’m a big fan of mechanics from the steam engines that drove the industrial revolution to the gasoline ones used on ww1. Ww2 fighter planes. And even analog computers of the past. Fact is, the nostalgia that comes with American big block muscle cars will continue to fascinate us all.
Worked for 10 years at a gunshop, and that rifle right there is still my favorite
Your last few minutes of words contain the most wisdom ANYONE can appreciate, anyone that is, that will listen. .....great advice!
Have a great Sunday folks!
Thanks, you too. Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
I’m so proud of my 14 year old daughter, her first two guns are a Henry Goldenboy and a Heritage single action. 14 and she already has a love of the classics.
this guy knows where its at!!! I feel as though he is an old friend
Why you callin' him old, bruh?
jks
Never too early to feel Sunday’s morning fresh air and pop some rounds at the range. Definitely life’s good
6,5x55 developed 1891. Adopted by Norway and Sweden in '94.
The Danes and Norwegians both used the Krag-Jørgensen rifle. The Danes in 8x58r
I have a Norwegian Krag, lovely rifle.
I just bought a 30-40 Krag this year. Love that thing. Don’t love the cost of ammo for it though, haha.
@@eriksand9262 Several years ago I bought 200 new pieces of 30-40 brass and 500 hard cast bullets, I've been reloading. Last year I found a Model of 1896 Krag saddle ring carbine to go with my Model of 1898 Krag rifle that was made in 1902, that rifle is in very good condition. Not much was going on when it was made and the Springfield 1903 was introduced shortly thereafter. Lucky thing it avoided being sporterized.
I have a SAKO in .270 and love it. A7 Model with composite stock and scope.
Good morning, and greetings on another beautiful Sunday morning coming from the beautiful Cleveland, Ohio! Can't wait to go back to TN one day. Thanks hickock for giving me a piece of Tennessee, all the way up here in Ohio. Health and happiness to you, and you're family sir!
I love full stock mannlicher type rifles and have owned several over the years. Currently I have a Steyr Classic full stock in 30-06 and won't part with this one. If anything I might buy a Sako 85 Bavarian. Great channel!
I have enjoyed your videos over the years…your expertise, humor, and skill are amazing. I note at the start of your videos you mention companies and products which help you and are products we as the viewing public might use, and, or enjoy. Have you ever considered promoting gun safes? I bought two from Sturdy gun safes out of California and I am very happy with them. The thing I like the most is the way they are built. Steel doors, not plastic, and many options for fire protection and added security measures. They are not the fancy finish safes some manufacturers sell. And they are not cheap. I have no connection to any safe companies but I thought you could add this product to your initial presentation and help yourself and the people who watch your videos. Keep up the good work. I have some of the guns you have demonstrated. I love my Sig 365….my Rugar mini 14, my Benelli M1 90, and my CZ 75 sp01. Thank you for your videos and leadership protecting our rights to own firearms in the USA.
Myself, I became an NRA Life Member back in '73 while I was going to the GM/A school on Governors Island. It has been a few decades since I stopped participating, but since I'm not dead yet, I guess I'm still a life member. They are definitely NOT the same organization I originally joined.
Hickok loves his Sako! I do too, a work of Art.
I do love those full length wooden stocks. Beautiful!
You are good any day of the week but Sundays are special....salute from SE TN.
6,5 Swede was ordered by the swedish military in 1891 and adopted in 1893. First used in Sweden in the Mauser m/94 Carbine. Lovely flat shooting round without much recoil, esp in the long m/96. Used since then in rifle competitions over 100 - 300m even if the m/96 rifles these days are mostly exchanged.
Beautiful rifle in one heck of a round.. Thanks Hickok.
Thanks for another great visit my brother!
Awesome video as always. Thanks for the freedom thoughts.
Thanks Hickok for your time and consideration of that level action rifle it's a beautiful gun, see you next Sunday God bless you and your family
Beautiful Sako the mannlicher stock is just beautiful also some amazing conversation truly feel as tho your someone you could just sit and talk with for hours and never reapeat a subject life really is good
We watch every Sunday morning me and my wife drinking coffee in East Texas. Just got our talon grips love them
I have found myself going back to the music that my parents liked, the one that really would surprise the 12 year old me would be me liking big band music. Benny Goodman etc. I guess I'm just waxing nostalgic. Good Morning from North Carolina.
What I miss from my youth is a car from the 70s. You got in, turned the key and went. They didn't talk to you, no 100 buttons to push, and you could work on them yourself. No more.
You forget… Tennessee home of Hickok 45
and John!
Man. I LOVE that sako. One of the finest looking rifles ive seen in a while
My Grandad used to Say "Don't let one Bad Apple Spoil the Bushel, take it out of th Basket"
Good morning from NC enjoy watching you every Sunday morning another great video
My relatives in Canada use the 6.5 Swede on coyotes, and swear by that round. It came up the other day, and i said 'hey, that's Hickok's boollet'. Well, they know your channel very well, seems you're pretty popular there too :-)
And I agree on getting away from the 'digital world' into the real 'analoge world' is a healthy thing! It seems I spend more and more time in the woods these days, to keep sane in this insane world.
Appreciate the wisdom, thanks.
Just started viewing hickok45 on a regular basis.today he’s shooting my dream rifle,6.5 Swedish mannlicher stock just needs to be left handed
Love these Sunday morning videos.. need the try the Canik Elite Combat!!! It’s one sweet gun!!!
Another great SSA 👍👍👍 from up the road in Springfield TN👏👏👏
Love you man, I hope everything is going well for you!
Another great Sunday shoot around. Going to check out the Canik Rival as my possible next pistol purchase. I was born in 1976, grew up in the 80's. I feel like my generation is the last one to appreciate/respect the generations before us, living in the U.S. and understanding the freedoms that come with that, having two parents in the household was more common, etc. Feels like it's gone downhill since then. I've also noticed that in my 'old age' of going on 46 next month, I've gotten more conservative since my mid 30's.
Thank you for your insight. God speed.
I customized a 1938 sweedish mauser that looked very much like this. I sold it because I had a so-called gunsmith drill and tap it for a scope. The holes didn't line up. I was so disappointed.
Stock was from Richardson's in Calfornia. black walnut with rosewood tip. A beautiful piece.
Thank you for your videos.!!!you have Taught me a lot and I appreciate it.
Best advice yet for young people - spend a couple of hours each day away from “ the screens “. Do something your interested in or best of all, you have a passion for . Dropped my NRA for a year , then rejoined. Watching them closely. Great show today 👍
I picked up a Finnbear recently from a gentleman who bought it new. It’s in beautiful shape. I had one in the early seventies when I was a youngster. Sold it , before I knew betta, as Burt (Valdez) Lancaster would say.
Great to see you again Hickok. It’s been a long week
Love the Sunday shoot around videos!
good morning Sir!!
nice to see you videos every sunday
life is good 👍
I have the CANIK SFX9 Mete. Been using it for my IDPA matches. Canik offers such great value for money, it’s insane. I just HAD to buy the Rival. Thinking of using it in SSP division especially with the new IDPA rules allowinG 15 rounds.
Had to go to work today but I listened to the shoot around on audio while driving. Love the wisdom and the conversation. I’m sure you thought about it already but a Podcast from you guys would probably rack a lot of subscribers.
Yall have a good day from south Carolina and God help us save this great nation.
Great advice to young people!
Preciate your vedios, I’m from Easley SC , went thru Tenn. a few days ago , heading towards Louisville , Kentucky. Keep on shooting, enjoy it myself. Life IS good 👍
I absolutely love that rifle.
Love KY furniture on the the Sako
That 6.5x55 always knocks me out! Such a beautiful rifle. I did not know the Krag was chambered in that caliber. I'm surprised that action can handle the pressure.
I think the 1894 Norwegian Krag had an extra lug.
💯I love this guy 💯
Cheers hickok, have a good week.
I know nothing about gun but I think I'm going to learn more about them and your account helps alot thanks
i was on Gun Blast and they claimed i had won a gun give away but my daughter looked at it and it was a scam , really have to be careful , that's a great looking rifle i've seen it in previous videos of yours , thanks for the Sunday morning vids i really enjoy them
Good morning ladies and gents! Hooe you all have a great day today!
Same to you! Greets from the Netherlands 🌷, T.
When my state of Hoosierland was working to pass permit less carry, the NRA-ILA was very active. I found they were a good resource for me.
Nothing like a good Sunday shoot!
Happy sunday to y'all 🤠🤠🤠
i think hickok has had canik's on here from time to time but don't remember him shooting an arex (alpha, delta, zero). i'm sure buds has them
I love that rifle and caliber. I will be looking for one, hopefully I can find one.
Yep. The art of conversation has somewhat been replaced with technology. 🎯
I am a member of many gun right groups, right now I don't feel like the NRA is not doing enough as well as some others. We can not give an inch be use they take a mile every time. BUT here in ohio a bill was passed and signed into law for conceal carry without a permit, now we are waiting for it to go into affect. Ohio will become a much safer state when it does.
Sunday is the best day. Best regards from Germany 🙂
I wish more gun owners like you was in NRA. Been watching you 4, 2 long brother bet u an Scott from Kentucky Ballistics are best shooters on UA-cam.
got my fix in, thank you sir
wow exactly 6.66 million subs at the moment.
Latest I heard on the NRA was when asked by senators if the NRA opposed the latest spending bill that contained the VAWA, the NRA had no opposition (but VAWA had gun control included in it). NRA should have said NO DO NOT SIGN!
I miss Minnie Pearl, HEE HAW&MY DAD'S OLD OUTLAWS" 8 tracks was this suburban boy;s introduction to great country music.
Of course, I was coming of age in the 1990's, but I haven't heard as good of Rock & Roll as the 90's. My favorite two era's were the mid to late 1960's and the 1990's. Once 2000 hit, it started tanking and has not returned.
I'm old enough to have seen Led Zeppelin live. But I still like some of the newer bands. Shinedown, Seether,Vobeat ,and Five Finger Death Punch. Disco still sucks!
Most rock after the the 90s were over sucked except linkin park, well Hybrid Theory and Meteora are there best.
Great way to start today! That’s a really cool rifle. Thank you for sharing something different.
Well, I'm not sure about "different"; I've probably had it out for about three different Sunday videos. I just really like it and thoroughly enjoy bring it out for plinking!
@@hickok45 I think this is one of those imposters.... next thing you know he'll be wanting to talk to us about our cars extended warranty lol
awesome rifle and pistol john thanks for the shootout
Quality guns quality reviews by a good ole boy!!! What more could you ask for???👍🤫
Good advice as always
My dad had a sako 85 in 2506
I case prepped about 1000 9mm cases in the duration of this video. Awesome video right on!
I take your advice every day!
I'm a flintnapper. I usually make at least 2 arrow heads a day.
Otherwise I'm building bows and arrows. Trust me when I say that I recognize good wood, as you mentioned that rifle.
He's right, it's important to do something with the hands
Good video, the 6.5 x 55 Swedish was first used in the 1894 carbine.
very good show , i have the same thoughts as mr. hickok45
Yes. But it was from Norway. the Danish Kragh-Jørgensen was chambered in 8x58
I love you grandpa🥰🥰
My childhood was very similar to yours, but I'm 32. I feel as though it wasn't the best decision on our parents part to give us that freedom, but I wouldn't have changed a thing and I'm better for it. That being said, the world was different in our childhoods and from my experience it seemed less safe in my age than in previous generations. It just feels that people now a days are too comfortable in their "safety" and on the flip side the world just isn't as safe as it used to be. Like anything there needs to be balance.
Good Morning Professor!
Life is good 🙂👍 great Video
Good morning from the base of the Tobacco Root mountains Montana, love your channel.