Videos tagged with Deer Hunting Ammunition

The video advises stockpiling hard-to-find ammunition calibers due to recent improvements in availability and decreasing prices. The speaker highlights that calibers like 44 Magnum, 30-30 Winchester, 7.5x55mm Swiss, 357 Magnum, and 45 Colt, which were previously scarce and expensive, are now more accessible. This trend is attributed to increased production capacity and reduced demand, making it an opportune time to secure these calibers before potential future shortages.

The video emphasizes a recent abundance and price decrease in ammunition, particularly for calibers that were previously hard to find. The speaker strongly recommends stockpiling these specific calibers, such as 44 Magnum, 303 British, 7.5x55mm Swiss, 357 Magnum, and 45 Colt, while they are readily available and affordable. This proactive approach is advised due to potential future scarcity.

This video provides a guide on the expected price range for deer hunting ammunition, particularly focusing on common 30-caliber rounds. The speaker advises against paying excessively high prices, suggesting a target of $1.50 per round as a reasonable maximum for most common deer hunting calibers. The content emphasizes researching prices and seeking out better deals to avoid overspending, especially during peak hunting seasons.

The video advises stockpiling 'hard-to-find' ammunition calibers that are currently experiencing a resurgence in availability and decreasing prices. It highlights calibers like 44 Magnum, 303 British, 7.5x55mm Swiss, 357 Magnum, and 45 Colt, noting that deer hunting ammunition was among the last to become widely available again. The speaker emphasizes that while current prices are more affordable than recent years, they are still higher than pre-2020 levels, making it a strategic time to stock up.

This video advises stockpiling 'hard-to-find' ammunition calibers due to recent improvements in availability and price reductions. The speaker highlights calibers like 44 Magnum, 303 British, 7.5x55mm Swiss, 357 Magnum, and 45 Colt, noting that deer hunting rounds were among the last to see a comeback. The core recommendation is to leverage the current abundance and affordability to secure these less common rounds before potential future shortages.

This video details the process of handloading 223 Remington ammunition for deer hunting, specifically using 75-grain Speer Gold Dot bullets and Alliant Power Pro 2000-MR powder. The presenter walks through case preparation, powder charging, bullet seating to a precise length of 2.260 inches, and primer installation, emphasizing safety and accuracy. The loaded ammunition is intended for use in a Colt LE6920 for hunting in areas where 223 Remington is legal for deer.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the top six best deer hunting rounds, detailing their historical context, ballistic specifications, and effectiveness. The instructor emphasizes choosing quality ammunition from reputable manufacturers, recommending soft-point or hollow-point bullets for optimal performance in the field. The discussion covers calibers like the .308 Winchester, .270 Winchester, .30-06 Springfield, .30-30 Winchester, .25-06 Remington, and 6.5 Creedmoor, offering insights into their drop, energy, and suitability for various hunting scenarios.

This video details an accuracy test of various 12 gauge sabot slugs fired from a 24-inch rifled deer barrel on a Mossberg 500. The instructor meticulously documents group sizes and point of impact shifts for Hornady SST, Winchester Standard Velocity, Remington Copper Solid, and Remington Premier Accu-Tip slugs at approximately 79-80 yards. The results highlight significant variations in accuracy and point of impact between different slug types, even when fired from a rifled barrel.