This Chassis Makes a Bolt-Action Feel Like an AR-15

Ultradyne makes one of the best muzzle brakes on the market.

Another Comercial.

Easy now, next thing they’ll want to regulate is chassis’s. I mean let’s face it a chassis is more deadly than a suppressor lol. A chassis makes a way better club than a suppressor lol.

0:10 "Ask someone who has never shot a Gun" to do better than him.

Welcome back to the dark side. 1000 yards plus.

AWESOME!!! ❤

You have to do a video on the Q fix. If you like bolt action it’s the king

Problem is not that people intimidated because they dont know guns. Problem is, the tyrants must disarm free people, so they could submit them. 2A is the only mechanism to prevent that. We are AMERICANS, we ARE exceptional. Dont ever forget or lose sight of that, no matter what politicians or their surrogates on the streets scream in our face. Arm up and train. Also, participate in all pro 2A petitions and support your local pro 2A legislators.

I didn't know Remington was still in business.???

My White Oak Service Rifle AR shoots easily out to 500 with 80gr SMKs
(even with the 1-4 scope)

I do over here please sir .

M 16 and Cilvillian AR 15 are different. M 16 go from semi-automatic to full automatic rifle. I was in the Army and we shot a M 16A4. My favorite weapon is Ma Duece machine gun. You can't this weapon, because it'll so powerful and the ammonium is so huge.

"The Remington 700 is one of the most popular bolt-actions ever made. That's it for today, thanks for watching". LOL, I genuinely laughed out loud at that edit.

The Ruger RPR is closer.

Who makes the integrally suppressed action? That’s exactly what I want.

That does look beautiful

That is the beauty of freedom…having firearms that the individual wants. Colors, shapes, different parts, anything you like. Cartrides? Whatever you want. Rock on. I have way too many bolt actions. It is an affliction.

Just recently with several calibers shot multiple distances farely fast once read dope and hit out to something like 644 yards. Once you get the reticle holds and have numbers to run on. Its not super hard, getting it doaled in can taje time.

Its not mystical its freaking awesome… Can do similar with an semi auto set up. Ruger Precision 6.5 creedmoore with S&B HPBT 142 grain was almost cheat code like. Wind didn't seem to matter even at 644 yards. Ok this has my attention, $250-450 only?

Thanks for the video

Any rifle is as deadly as a "weapon of war" since they are all intended to do the same thing, just with different rates of fire. A level action Winchester isn't any less deadly just because it's a level action rifle. Bolt action rifles aren't any less deadly.

Didn't know this chassis existed, this video just cost me $400.00!!!

That reporter in the beginning…………

I know and held a bolt when I was a first-time gun owner and felt it was not for me. Why? I am lazy. Mags 4life

I've been running the UD5 chassis since December. For the price and the weight it's well worth the money

For a second, I thought you were going end with a gun ASMR video. Ha! I was about to pop smoke.

Could you post the full setup of the rifle. Newbs like myself need i bit more info.

all the nonsense links in description but not a single link to the chassis of the video is based on

They sent it to you, so you loved it.

I have a Mosin Nagant
The thing is a cannon and the bolt is butter

Not everyone who picks up a bolt action rifle today has an appreciation for classic nostalgia of historic military surplus rifles. Which is fine, but there sure are plenty of us supporters to preserve curio & relic history as much as possible to educate future generations how far firearms technology and ingenuity has gone up till the present. And it wouldn't likely be how it is now if it weren't for many of these forgotten weapons that select famous examples of which are legendary warhorses in a bygone combat era. (IMHO, 20th century milsurp rocks!)

My longest right now 1,109 yards tryn to make the jump to 1 mile and beyond

LOL, I thought it was some sort of mechanical device to work the bolt for you… converting a bolt action to full auto. Or at least semi-auto.

Sooo…. if it's just a chassis, how does the integrated suppressor/barrel work?

My bolt action 22 rifle is a joy to shoot. There is just something so neat about older bolt action rifles. Uncanny reliability even with rimfire too, thousands of rounds only 1 FTF.

Grey birch is a chassis company I think people should be aware of, that and sharps bros

You should definitely check out Sharps Bro's as well

Stop drooling on the rifle. It make it rust. 😂

Would work well with my 700 BDL

I don't exactly understand the physics behind bolt-action rifles… Are they really more accurate than a semi-automatic rifle? What if they had the exact same barrel firing the exact same ammunition, would the bolt action be noticeably more accurate? And does a bolt-action rifle really pack more of a punch than a semi-automatic rifle?

#KentuckyBallistics recently did a test on firearm punching power… I'd like to see a similar test but using more scientific equipment such as a chronograph and some sort of impact device to measure just how hard the bullet actually impacts the target

Bolt Action vs Semi-Automatic

200YardTest

I have to travel over 100 miles to a range that is over 300 yards. And that’s only 1 range that is 300. Most are 100 yards and that is the only one in my city. Technically it’s outside the city limits. Go 30 miles and then you have one that is 200 max. But that’s one lane shooting. 25/50/100 Is the norm. In my State for hunting bigger game ( deer/black bear/elk you must use a manually operated firearm. From muzzleloader to centerfire. All manually operated. Semis are for small game and must be plugged to be 3 rounds. If you try to use a semi automatic you can if you put ONE round into the firearm at a time. So load one; fire it and then load another one.

I LOVE THE BOLT ACTION RIFLE…Nothing like long range

3:24 Lol at the C+C Music Factory clip when talking about CNC machined chassis!!! 😂😂😂

Never liked the LEGOs/AR15 comparison, not liking the bolt action chassis/transformers either.

To me, they're more like computers. You ever built your own computer?
Standardized dimensions and interfaces enabling the end user to put together the machine he needs optimized for the primary function he intends for it to perform. Picking the parts trading off cost/performance.

Why bro shooting the rifle that lol

A single shot .22lr is lethal in the right hands. So is a slingshot. So is a 20g single shot. So is a rock. So are 2” of water. Its the person. Its the intent. Fools. The UKs ban on NINJA SWORDS but not ninjas is a perfect example.