Bore guide and coated rod. Trashed ?

I have an older one in 7mm Rem that I am going to sell

Just found out Winchester is not made in the USA anymore! Shame on them!

Wrong. The barrel and stock type make a huge difference. A better trigger can minimize the shooter's error.

100%! Milo threatened to shoot him if he submitted it. There's a lot of guys out there that have monster deer that won't submit their bucks because they don't care about records. He has random people stopping by and who knows when someone might break into his place to take it, ya never know There's weird people out here

Not even close. Some pretty weak trolling there pal. If you don’t know a 300 savage from a 300 mag you have no business with a firearm.

They have in 2021

I just bought a box to give another try. Wasn't happy with it a few years ago.

I’m using mine in a panther arms .308.

@@davidboinonen9613 Nice choice. Definitely need to get or build a semi auto 308.

@@2wheeleddemon999 visit some pawnshops, you can find some nice deals. Got mine for 700 with a brand new BCG in it and a brand new quad rail instead of the factory plastic grip.

Yeah I just shot a 10 and a quarter “ group at 250 yards. With a Winchester model 70 super grade. With only two duds in the box so far. Nosler’s shot 2 and a half” at 250 yards so not me or gun. Just core-lokt

Why? No magic in a 308, and pretty rare to find anyone shooting 180 gr bullets in them. In fact there is no magic cartridge at all. Shot placement beets caliber and bullet weight every time. A well placed 223 is way more effective than a miss with a howitzer.

@@megastick9324 it's not magic. It's knock down power. When accurately placed.

@@TheSupraman2jzgte any deer rifle does that when accurately shot. And there are a LOT more 308s around then any of the 270s and 7mags, so that actually makes the 308 the cookie cutter by sheer numbers.

@@megastick9324 from the look of the whole bullet yes.. the kinetic energy from a 180gr. Does so much more damage as in knock down power. It's not complicated. Im just stating that I've shot all 3 rifles listed and I've never had to track a deer like I do with the other calibers. Try it one day.

@@TheSupraman2jzgte I have all 3, and more. So, 180gr in any 30 cal should be the same if your using kinetic energy. The fact is none of those cartridges knocks down anything . If the bullet hits the central nervous system, it drops them, if it takes out the front shoulders, it drops them. All rifles do the same. A 7mm mag has much more lb/ft of energy than a 308. A slightly smaller projectile traveling faster. It’s simple math. And , A 180gr in any cartridge going similar speed would be virtually identical, like a 30-06. A bigger bullet traveling slower would also have the same energy. There are books by the thousands on the subject. It is all physics.

Yes sir! The true world record! And he shot it with a bow, not on a gun drive!

@LMAO0O0O0 <- everybody just needs to ask this guy why Mitch really never entered his “world record” into the books. He has no answer and will only deflect. 🤔

@@peanutbutterripple1083 he got tired of Milo throwing a fit like a baby

duel accounts confirmed 🤣

@@dualthreatoutdoors or shot at night 🤣

It’s bs I been in Ohio my whole life there’s no Dec rut and rattling doesn’t work

u know that was fake, right

Fake news......🙄

Rompola is one of the smartest bow hunters to ever live way a head of his time

As much as i like rompola and as good as a hunter he really is, that buck is fake they all were in on that hoax it backfired badly they all shut up and let the world wonder instead of discrediting his name anymore, if that buck was real deal we wouldnt talking bout it like this it would have been 1 in the books, its fake

The Rompola Buck is the biggest lie and fake in hunting history. In the end, Rompola got exactly what he deserved. Karma is a bitch.

My guess is that they are far more accurate than the people pulling the trigger. At least that's my experience generally speaking.

A completely clean barrel will often shoot to a different point of impact. You will see more consistency between shots 2 through say 50, than you will between shots 1 (completely clean) and 2. If you sight in your rife and make adjustments with say 5 or 10 shots, if you now clean it and take it hunting, your first shot, the one that counts, will often hit to a different point of impact. Why? That little bit of fouling (mostly carbon) affects the bore. Best practice is to go hunting with a slightly fouled (say 5 or more shots since clean) barrel. Even better, is to confirm point of impact with a completely cool barrel and ammo, at the same temperature you intend to hunt at.