Had a rifle that done the same thing with the misfiring. Got the bolt worked on and still used to misfire- get rid of it. Need to have confidence that your rifle is going to go off when you need it to. That is the best way of skinning a deer I think I have ever seen, awesome, thanks guys.

Learning to stalk like this make's my hunt a bit easier, for the Rusa rut.

Great video lads, nice start in the best stadium in the world! Keep up the good work.

nice work

I had a heap of misfires with my T3, the primers were half struck. I stripped the bolt to find it all rusted, gave it a clean, and haven't had a problem since.

Great video guys

nice work lads

Pulled the "zebra" right off when skinning. Meat dries out quicker

hey i think you should ether get rid of that bolt or find out what went rong to stop it happing again and you should put some tape or something over the light on the camra that was on your shoulder to stop it from blinking

would love to see one in one of the beaumont side

What went wrong to cause the misfire? Was the primer struck?

What caliber are you guys using?

What block were you guys at

camera man buggered it up

Hey guys what video editing software do you use

never use your rifle as a pair of bynos. unsafe!