Videos tagged with Hornady American Whitetail

This guide details the process of sighting in and using the Thompson/Center Encore Pro Hunter rifle for deer hunting, as demonstrated by firearms experts Gregg Ritz and Alan Clemons. It covers proper range testing with specific ammunition and optics, emphasizing accuracy and the rifle's performance in the field. The advice reflects deep knowledge of hunting tradition and brand heritage, offering practical steps for hunters.

This video demonstrates how different types of Hornady 150-grain ammunition (American Whitetail, Outfitter CX, and Superformance) affect accuracy and point of impact in a .308 rifle. It highlights the importance of selecting ammunition based on game type and testing it thoroughly to ensure proper zero, noting significant point of impact shifts due to velocity and bullet design differences.

This video provides a scientific ballistic gel test of the 6.5 Creedmoor caliber, evaluating the performance of three different hunting rounds: Hornady American Whitetail 129gr Interlock, Barnes Vortex 120gr TTSX, and Hornady V-Max 95gr. The presenter, using a Bergara Nightstalker rifle equipped with a thermal scope, demonstrates bullet expansion, penetration depth, and wound cavity creation. An additional test involving coconuts assesses the caliber's ability to penetrate bone-like material before entering ballistic gel, highlighting the effectiveness and versatility of the 6.5 Creedmoor for various hunting applications.

This review of the CVA Cascade budget hunting rifle highlights its performance in accuracy testing with various ammunition types. The reviewer found the rifle to be a capable budget option, noting its smooth action, comfortable synthetic stock, and dual sling swivel studs. While not consistently sub-MOA, it delivered acceptable accuracy for its price point, particularly with cheaper ammunition.

This video compares Hornady American Whitetail and Nosler AccuBond 150-grain rifle ammunition through accuracy testing and ballistic gelatin performance. The instructor demonstrates that while both rounds offer excellent accuracy and consistent velocity, their terminal ballistics differ significantly. The Nosler AccuBond excels in deep penetration and controlled expansion for larger game, while the Hornady American Whitetail provides rapid expansion and a wider wound channel for medium game like whitetails, at a lower cost.

This YouTube Short reviews the Springfield Armory Model 2020 Boundary hunting rifle, emphasizing its lightweight design and sub-MOA accuracy. The video highlights the rifle's classic hunting rifle appeal, suitable for backcountry use. It details the specific setup, including the 6.5 Creedmoor caliber, Hornady and Federal ammunition, a TriggerTech trigger, AG Composite Hunter stock, Vortex Razor HD LHT scope, and an MDT bipod. The review also mentions comparisons to Bergara and Christensen Arms rifles and promotes various affiliate products like hearing protection, apparel, and insurance.

This review of the Springfield Armory Model 2020 Boundary rifle highlights its suitability for long-range hunting. The rifle features a 6.5 Creedmoor chambering, a 22-inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel, and a smooth Model 2020 action, guaranteeing sub-MOA accuracy. While priced at $2,600, its performance with various hunting ammunitions, including Hornady Precision Hunter and Federal Terminal Ascent, demonstrates its capability for serious hunters seeking precision.

This video documents a shooter's first attempt at engaging targets at 1000 yards using a custom Savage 110 rifle chambered in 25-06 Remington. The shooter highlights the challenges of long-range shooting, particularly the significant impact of wind on bullet trajectory and the difficulty of precise aiming at extended distances with small targets. The content focuses on the practical application of ballistic calculations, windage adjustments, and the learning curve involved in achieving hits at extreme ranges.

This review of the Bergara HMR Carbon Wilderness highlights its successful integration of hunting and match rifle characteristics. The rifle features a carbon fiber wrapped barrel, a smooth B14 action, and a hand-painted stock with an adjustable cheek piece. It offers a lighter weight profile compared to previous HMR models, making it more suitable for hunting while retaining accuracy. The review includes live-fire testing with various ammunition types, demonstrating its sub-MOA potential with match-grade loads.

This comprehensive review from Lena Miculek, featuring insights from Jerry Miculek, delves into the new Smith & Wesson X-Frame revolver chambered in .350 Legend. It covers detailed technical specifications, cartridge analysis comparing the .350 Legend to other calibers, and live-fire testing results, including accuracy at 100 yards and muzzle velocity measurements. The video highlights the revolver's design features and provides expert performance data.

This review of the Mossberg Patriot in 6.5 Creedmoor highlights its performance as an entry-level budget rifle. The presenter notes its accuracy, particularly with the AccuTrigger, and demonstrates its capability at various ranges, including 50, 100, 300, and 400 yards. Despite some shooting challenges due to environmental factors and scope adjustment needs, the rifle proved reliable and capable of hitting targets at over 500 yards.

This video reviews the Ruger American .450 Bushmaster rifle, highlighting its suitability for deer hunting in Ohio where bottleneck cartridges are restricted. The presenter praises its affordability (under $700 with a Leupold scope), attractive Go-Wild camo and bronze Cerakote finish, and effectiveness for whitetail deer and hogs. Comparisons are made to 12-gauge shotguns, emphasizing improved distance, flatter trajectory, and MOA. The review notes that the rifle shoots slightly high at 100 yards, which is expected for the caliber and can be adjusted for extended range.