I enjoyed watching, but i do understand at both bullets weights are not the “ideal” for either cartridge. 22 CM I think interests me a little more than 6.5 CM as the latter has many different cartridges up against it, when the former probably has 223/556, 22-250 and 22 val and 22 Nosler.

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Not WW2 helmet

I think something people need to think about is platform. With 308 and 6.5 gas guns getting better and more “standardized” if you’re shooting a gas gun. 308, 6.5c 6c 6.5g ect. If bolt gun. There’s no point in a short action. If you want short action. Go gas gun. See the thinking here? So for bolt gun. 270. 30-06 7rem mag ect For gas gun 6.5. 308 ect. Just my opinions. Take them for what they’re worth.

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F = M•V squared.. the 270 is typically a heavier and wider bullet, which makes the M larger, and it has more powder which causes a bigger explosion making the bullet faster, which makes the V larger. Of course it’s gonna be more powerful, it’s simple physics

Hey cr42 great video very informative, I'm torn between 300wsm 7mm prc or 6.8 western I want beltless cartridge

Mid 1950s to 1965 ≠ 20yrs.

0.277 inches for the 270 but ya way better than the 6.5 need more

Good video. Short, to the point, no BS. 👍

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Of course, but it’s a long action round. You can’t debarred the same rifle to shoot the other. They’re in different classes, as far as I’m concerned.

I have the same gun. Ammo is expensive 😢

270 is .277 caliber true or 6.8mm

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.270Win is actually .277" in diameter.

All I can see happening here is wet soggy rotten corn

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What do you mean by "better"? It's like saying that a dump-truck is better than a Corvette. Well, it depends.... are you trying to place respectably in the quarter-mile? Or are you hauling two tons of gravel?

kevlar was not in use during WW2.

By what you said you said, the extremely high velocity 220 Swift should be more devastating than a lazy 45-70. This is incorrect. Caliber does matter!

For these tests to be fair & more scientific the bullet types must be comparable. As it stands, the bullet types used were not revealed. This is a fair request.

All bullets drop at about the same speed as a falling pebble If it has less speed in FPS, it typically should have more drop, unless your arch is bigger and therefore you think your drop is less

Looks like a PASGT helmet adopted in the early 1980's, cool vid :-)

It's not the drop that matters it's the fuking wind my guy

Not sure they issued Kevlar in WW2

❤cool video 👍

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243 hands down..

Which suppressor and what caliber is that can?

Almost the same grain Weight but not and it does make a difference for impact and distance so they are not the same heavier the weight grain the harder hitting but more distance lighter weight grain every bullet and gun can be used for different situations in hunting they are not the same heavy arrow and light arrow one will drive deep the other fly more distance not the same😊

well the 243 handles bigger bullets than you used. if you have a 243 no need to get the creed, but if you need a new rifle for the right use the creed is a good choice. if already have a 22/250 same story.