Videos tagged with Precision Rifle Cartridge

This video discusses the emerging dominance of the 7mm PRC caliber in long-range precision shooting, positing it will surpass the 6.5 Creedmoor by late 2026. The 7mm PRC offers heavier bullets (160-195 grains), higher velocities (upwards of 3,100 fps), and greater energy (3,000 ft-lbs), making it a superior choice for distances beyond 800 yards and for hunting larger game. The caliber's rapid growth indicates strong industry backing.

This video explores seven new and evolving calibers poised to dominate in 2025, focusing on their specialized applications and performance advantages. It highlights advancements in precision long-range shooting with the 300 PRC, AR-15 platform optimization with the 6mm MAX, and balanced performance from the 25 Creedmoor. The discussion extends to heavy-hitting suppressed AR options like the 338 ARC, high-pressure cartridges such as the 277 Fury and 7mm Backount for compact power, and a lead-free rimfire solution with the 22 Sharp.

This Q&A episode covers a range of firearms-related topics. Ozzie discusses an upcoming review of the Weatherby Vanguard Wilderness in .270, the controversial 'fit and proper person' test for firearms licensing in Queensland and its spread to other states, and a positive interaction with Chloe Golding from Shooters Union. He also answers viewer questions about convincing a friend to sell a Benelli M4, scope zeroing on a Lithgow LA101, rangefinder specifications, potential reviews of Bergara and 300 PRC firearms, advice on purchasing land for shooting, live streaming feasibility, scope recommendations for a Lithgow .243, optimal ammunition for a Tikka T3X in 7mm Rem Mag, and thoughts on the CZ Shadow 2 pistol.

This video explores the origins and development of the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge, originating from frustrations with the 6 XC in high-power competition. Key design requirements included a 2.8-inch overall length for magazine compatibility and inherent accuracy over extreme velocity. The cartridge was spun off the 30 TC case and quickly found success in both match shooting and hunting due to its flat trajectory, retained energy, and manageable recoil. The 6.5 PRC is presented as a more powerful evolution.