Cheap vs Expensive Hunting Rifles: Ya don't always get what ya pay for!

'Established Titles' is a BOGUS chingoneze SCAM: Scotland 'square foot land 'purchase'? TOTALLY BOGUS !!!!!
'IF' you're 'lucky', you'll get a sorta fancy piece of paper. That's ALL you will get.

Whats the carbon fibre rifles name?

American Ruger, got it.

Ese fusil vale 1,500 dolar y si vende cartuchos para el fusil y como aser para comprar un fusil

I agree with everything except 1.. You Sir cannot say Vortex Razor and light scope in the same sentence!!

Which chassis system do you recommend upgrading any of these rifles with?

Best rifle for my money so far is weatherby vanguard s2 in 30-06, it groups under 1inch at 100yds I paid 450 brand new

If you were going to buy one mid tier rifle that you would use for the rest of your life, what rifle would it be? I have a Ruger American in 308, but I am wanting to buy one higher quality rifle, that I will use on my property to hunt deer and hogs. I have quite a bit of other guns, but I have no use for more than a couple hunting rifles. I am not asking what cartridge would you pick, but what brand and model would you pick …if I wanted to stay under $1000 on just the rifle. I plan on buying a nice optic for it.

In the other video, you said that the accuracy guarantee was basically a fraud and loopholes in the fine print made them functionally useless. Here, you speak to it like it's something to look for.

Good stuff. Like your channel bro. But, do a favor. Watch your diet and get more exercise.

“As you get more expensive… the guns feed better”

Dont tell that to Q

you'd think once that title stuff in scotland was proven to be 100% scam, that people that advertised it would edit their videos

The woodpecker test😂

$400.00 Remington 700 bought at Wal-Mart. Shoots sub MOA all day long.

@backfire What is the rifle at the very end with the carbon fiber stock and carbon wrapped barrel?

Another thing to note about triggers:

You can get a lot of trigger kits for cheap triggers that come with springs to bring the pull all the way down to around 2 pounds. Even on rifles that have like 5-6lb trigger pulls from the factory.

Great, HOWEVER, the overall design and tolerances of the trigger can make it impossible to actually make the trigger pull that light without being dangerous. Trying to bring a savage axis trigger down to 2 lb can absolutely cause the rifle to fire if it’s dropped even from a small height. Some of them are adequately safe with a light trigger if the tolerance gods favour you, but don’t go thinking you can modify a stock trigger to make it super light, and at least drop check the rifle rigorously before you go hunting.

I’ve modified a handful of cheap triggers in the past and they all have to be above 3lb to ensure they don’t go off with a drop or with slamming the bolt handle down. Still a really good trigger weight, but it’s something to keep in mind.

As many gun that you have .you can fix every one you have.i wook on guns..what are you going to do if you have no rest when you have a deer standing there

Every industry has its point of diminishing returns. And its usually lower than most people think.

I have a walmart special remington 700 (7mm mag) adl for like $375 years ago. Put a new scooe on it and away I went. Solid enough rifle, never has needed an upgrade to stay accurate.

backfire what's the difference between a buffalo rifle, elephant rifle, express rifle, punt gun, and varmint rifle?

Would love to see the Remington 700 LTR/Police. Love that rifle and it shoots great straight out of the box.

What’s a good recommendation for one of those mid-tier rifles?
I like the low amount of problems, good accuracy and heavier weight for recoil reduction. Also budget wise I’d like to be around 600 to 800 USD

This popped into my feed, lol, Ruger American version 2 argues some of these talking points 😎

Is more of a person error
Not know how to shoot
It like hitting home runs with a $100 bat instead of $800-1000 baseball bat

Same sorta theory applies to the Automotive world...Buy Chinese, end up with a POS that depreciates in value faster than a Tesla, with zero dealer support, Buy Japanese or Korean, end up with a high quality, well appointed car with a long warranty, great customer service and relatively good resale. Buy a Mercedes, Audi or Jaguar/Landrover and get a beautiful looking, well designed car with heaps of next gen tech, however it spends more time in the workshop than on the road, your bank account is empty and your dealer would prefer to through you under the bus rather than repair or replace your lemon.

The rifle stock you showed in this video was great, regarding the one with the QD flush cups and the picatinny rail. What brand was that? Thanks for these great videos. Don

Watching all these videos of calibers makes me laugh how it's about $. 3 rifles I have the most animal's in freezer an old winchester .243 an old cva muzzle loader using .240grain .44 and a modified a303. When I want to feel special I use my .30-30 iron sights. Yea well I can take my 6.5 to 1k lol and? I can kill within 50...

I am thankful that I don't have to use cheap rifles to hunt with.

This man talks too much he avoid the point of the video. This video should’ve been 7 mins tops

Searching for cheap tact drivers going down range. Results and comparisons

need to edit that scottish plug out

I like his living room. But if it means I have to be a lawyer to have a living room like that I would pass. Law is a dishonest progression that attracts dishonest people. Even if I know I am a honest man, being around a bunch of dishonest lawyers day after day would be a moral siege.

Military surplus sporterized rifles feed the best. I have several US model 1917 Enfield rifles in 30-06 that I would grab if I needed some thing to work 100% of the time.

My howa 1500 .300 wm w/ oryx is HEAVY. Great shooter. Super accurate and adjustable. Just an absolute bear to hike with lol

I just got my new Fierce Mountain Reaper. I haven't even fired it yet, and already have two big gripes.
1. The magazine rattles in the receiver and makes a ton of noise.
2. The M-lok slots in the handguard are cut too small. Standard accessories don't fit. I'll have to file or Dremel the slots to fit. How in the heck do you get that wrong on a $3000+ rifle?
At the price of this rifle, I expect things to at least meet industry specs and not have obvious QC oversights. Am I asking too much? I've literally seen $400 ARs that have better mag seating and M-lok compliance.

We had two of the Mossberg Patriots - mine was the most budget at $289 that I bought for a truck beater gun. Horrible accuracy. Even with load workups the best it ever shot was 1 MOA one time - never to repeat. Generally it was 2 - 6 MOA. My son's was a higher end model with the camo and threaded barrel. We put a nice scope on it. It actually shoots sub-MOA. I ended up selling mine and getting the Ruger American Gen II Ranch in 6.5 CM. Can't wait to get out and see how it shoots.

cheaper base rifle soon becomes medium or higher with the scope, bipod and your recoil pad and a can.

your thoughts on attachments and massive work developing recoil reducing butt pads shows great thoughts, hope it is successful. just mild modifications can transform comfort using a rifle set up and ease of taking in the field, with a folding stock a rifle for comfort and carrying a massive deal.

hes forgeting with the rounded stocks that these are hunting rifles. just my opinon

Where’s the Seekins?

Mm? Wtf are you talking about

funny thing, neither one of my Axis rifles, and I have 2 of them, have ever rusted, and neither one of the Weaver scopes on them have ever fogged up, and I have hunted many days in the rain! Maybe he should keep his gun oiled...just a thought!

I have been shooting competition and hunting for oner 50 years. I have 3 gun safes filled with mostly high powered rifles (Pretty much all brands and styles). When some one askes me what to buy, I say Tikka without even thinking about it. If you but a cheap Savage or Ruger, you will end up replacing stocks and triggers and end up with more in the rifle than its worth. The Tikka is good to go out of the box. I buy upgraded Tikka rifles with threaded barrels, Cerra coated metal and nicer stock, you will spend north of $1,000 but you will have a great rifle that needs nothing.

Can you give me only one,men😢

Ok...Would it be fair to say (KISS Method for new folks) that reliability and accuracy are top priority. Bullet structure for the purpose is next, hunting needs expansion. Hunting under 300 yards... many calibers will work and the accuracy (2in group at 100) isn't bad. When you get over 300 you need to plus up. Accuracy at 100 needs to be great and the kenetic energy (KE) needs to get you to the distance. The thicker the hide and distance to the organs, the more KE on target is needed. If so... 6.5 CM, 308, 6.5 GR, 30-06, 243, 7-08, etc... are fine for under 300y for a white tail. At 100y... a 12g, 30-30, 44mg, 357, 458SC, 300BO, etc... will work but I would stick to the previous calibers unless hunting in small areas. Note: a Pickup truck seems to work well at this distance. Over 300y to 500y- 7Rem Mag/PRC, 300 WM/PRC, 270, etc... all with the right bullet and “targeting system”... scope. Over 500ys... ethical shots apply.

Idk why this dude thinks thinks the qd sling mounts doesn’t have the protrusion a traditional mount would it still protrudes, its only easier to attach/detach something you never need to do on a hunting rifle

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