I have no idea why you guys don't have a million followers. You dudes are solid !

I'd love to see how 7 PRC fits in to this comparison chart!

This makes my brain so damn happy. Thanks Caylen.

Thank you, this was really helpful. Was considering my first prs rifle. Looks like the 6cm is best bang for buck

OUTSTANDING Comparison. Great stuff to consider based on purpose of the rifle and application.

Great stuff. My SAUM will be built by the end of summer and ready for elk season!

I really appreciate you walking us through a comparison of cartridges Caylon. The extra commentary is very helpful too. I'm really surprised your channel doesn't have 10's of thousands of subscribers.

So this is a cool video, and I think it's worth mentioning that it's a bit of a remake and seems to be definitely influenced from a great youtube series called Sniper101 from TiborasaurusRex from 11 years ago. This take on it is a little updated, but Sniper101 is definitely worth checking out. it's a multi part series with a TON of good basic info. He does 3 or videos on cartridge dynamics, bullet selection and cartridge selection and it was those videos and his charts that got me started in long range over a decade ago.

This was freakin awesome!!! Thank you.

Extremely informative, I can see why you wanted the 7mm LRM!

Great information thanks

great info. Thank you

Great video

Great info as I was looking at going up from 6.5 CM to a 300PRC but would like to know about 7mm PRC thanks 😊

Thank you Sir! Great job👍 will you do comparison, 300 wsm, 338 LM, 6,5”47, 300NM? Thank you Sir

That was a great clip thankyou. Which powder do you run in the saum? and are you running a break or a supressor? im thinking about getting rid of the big 30 and going saum.

After this video, i don’t understand why the main marks are stop of making the long range rifle platform in 7mmRM caliber. I love that caliber and i have some problems on find a new long hunting rifle with the 7mmRm. Right now only find 6.5creemoor, 308 and 300wm in every single company. Thank so much for that amazing video. You have a new subscriptor. Loving your channel

that took a lot of work...well done

I really enjoyed this lecture. But the gears are turning in my head for other calibers and different bullets 7-08 7RM 7RUM 270 25-06 243 308Norma 338LM I like looking at numbers

Great info for a rookie… thanks

Love looking at the numbers! Debating on a 6.5 PRC vs a 7SAUM right now for a well rounded hunting cartridge. I'm really liking the idea of the 156 Berger EOL's in 6.5 PRC. Thoughts?

So a year late to the party on this video but for anyone reading looking at the 30 Cal's, I've had better results with both the 212 ELD-X and the 215 Berger HT out of 300 PRC with a 24" barrel. While the 230 has a higher BC its a small difference and the boost in muzzle velocity means that the intersection where the 230 starts to beat the 215 isn't until like 1050 meters (close to 1200 yards- .354 G7 for the 215 vs .368 for the 230). Now that's my numbers with my handloads out of my rifle on my range. I also only played with H1000 and saw better relative performance put of the 215's than the 230's. 3015 fps vs 2840 with better ES/SD. Your mileage may vary. But it's worth looking at the 215's for the 300 PRC/300 Win Mag class of cartridges if you're a 300 magnum guy. I've got too many big bears around, I like having the big bullet with a big frontal diameter 🤣

A great video, thanks for doing this. I'm currently torn (or was) between .308/6mm/6.5 for my next rifle as I'm just getting into practical rifle style shooting here in the UK. loads of guys shoot the 6.5C and love it but a few stalwarts do really well with .308. After watching this video I'm now removing 308 from the conversation however, the 2x 6.5's are now in contention along with the 6mmC!!! What sort of barrel life would you expect from those three at those velocities? I'll go and Google it now, but would love to hear your thoughts. I'm just getting into your videos and IG account so forgive me I've you've covered this and I've missed it so far.

My 300wm shoots a 208gr pill at 2996fps, obviously loaded long (will still mag feed) with good brass life. 10 twist, 26" long, sammi chamber. Federal sells a gmm loading with 215gr bergers at 2850fps loaded past sammi. The problem I see with comparing new style cartridges to old is finding load data for loading long is not available. X amount of powder under x bullet will always produce the same velocity, just have to reload not following sammi specs, which most people are doing anyways. A great example is the 6.5cm, almost everyone reloading is above max pressure (not pressure signs, past max from the data) to get that edge competing. So the the point of view I have now is, find a bullet I want to shoot at x range, then find a cartridge that can push it the speed I want. So for me a 230gr bullet is 300rum territory

What’s a bigger concern hitting the target or seeing your shots

I’ve yet to understand why the long range community is still running numbers in 6.5 PRC with a 140 class bullet. Heavy for 6.5 would be the 156 Berger. You can easily get 2900 fps out of that case and still have the velocity, drop and drift numbers that you have with the 147 ELD without burning the barrel. I know this because those are my numbers in my 6.5-284 running the 156 Bergers.

Hi do you run the Saum in a short aciton, xm or a long action? cheers.

Quick question: I see .308/175 gr, but how come no .308/168gr BHTP on the chart?

300wm 10 12 posted 26in 200gr eldx looking at high 2900b or 3k

No 6.5 Grendel??

The 300 win mag was completely under represented

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Wait so Reddit was wrong? 😂

You've got "God's cartridge" up there then talk about hunters but no 30-06? In the words of Potato Joe; Come on man!