Videos tagged with Hornady Whitetail

This expert guide details how to test the impact of a suppressor on rifle accuracy. It covers methodology for 100 and 200-yard tests, emphasizing the importance of observing point of impact shifts and maintaining group sizes. The instruction highlights that while suppressors may not inherently increase accuracy, they significantly improve the shooting experience by reducing recoil and noise, though re-zeroing is often necessary.

This video provides guidance on purchasing ammunition during the 2021 shortage. The speaker, Elliott Delp, shares his strategies for finding ammo, focusing on online retailers like Aim Surplus and AmmunitionSeek, as well as local gun shops and big box stores. He emphasizes the importance of consistency and luck in securing ammunition at reasonable prices.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AR-10 Gen 2 in .308 Winchester focuses on its performance at 300 yards. The firearm features a 20-inch barrel and is equipped with a Magpul stock, PSA grip, carbon fiber bipod, and a Vortex 6-18x44 scope. The reviewer found the rifle to be accurate and capable of handling various ammunition types, including budget-friendly Tula FMJ, even outperforming more expensive hunting rounds in some instances. The rifle is considered a solid performer for its price point and is believed to have capabilities far beyond the tested 300-yard distance.

This review covers the Diamondback AR-10 chambered in .308 Winchester. The rifle features a 16-inch barrel, a 15-inch M-LOK handguard with QD mounts, a standard A2 flash hider, and a 6-position Ruger Super Stock. Accuracy testing showed 1.75 MOA with Hornady Whitetail 150gr and 5.5 MOA with Tula 150gr FMJ. The reviewer notes the trigger is a standard milspec ~7.5 lb pull and suggests potential upgrades for the trigger and muzzle brake. The rifle is considered a good value for its price point, around $700-$800, making it suitable for hunting and general shooting.