To me this video represents the best of both new and old technology. When I retired from the military and SOCOM quit supplying my suppressors, my first NFA purchase was a Griffin Armament Optimus. It is still my favorite can, and I love the mil-spec quality of their products and GA customer support. The Bushwhacker is an evolution of the Optimus, another suppressor with “Swiss Army knife“ utility. There are advantages and disadvantages to that type of utility, but for many people it is an ideal purchase for their first, or only, suppressor. (If you are going to purchase a suppressor take a hard look at the GA Dwell Time podcasts - Episodes 17, 18, and 22. I have guided many people through their first suppressor purchase - I tell them I don’t care who you buy from, but you need to be an educated buyer.) I grew up hunting whitetail in Southern Wisconsin with a Marlin 336CS; awesome to see the continued success of that rifle. My beat up 336CS 30-30 will achieve 2.5 MOA using the LEVERevolution 160 grain FTX. Not surprised a skilled marksman achieved sub-MOA grouping with the set up he used. Very cool to see the evolution of suppressor and lever action technology used for a humane kill on a quintessential American game animal.

My Bushwhacker is in jail right now; can't wait to get my form 4 approved. I plan on pairing it with a Henry X Model in .44Mag as my primary hog/medium game gun. Suppressed .44spl makes for great plinking too.

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So you basically shot a cow grazing in grass. You're a freaking super hunter. LOL. Any vid of the shot? While I love shooting, suppressors, and target shooting, shooting essentially a cow from 200 yards+ is umm........heroic......haha. Great skills.