We Like Shooting 561 – Acorn Dept

Welcome to the We Like Shooting Show, episode 561

Our CAST is Jeremy Pozderac, Savage1R, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch and my name is Shawn Herrin.

Tonight we’re going to talk about: 

Gear Chat 

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1. Aaron – Dark Mountain Arms STOWAWAY Single-Shot 5.7×28 Bolt Guns
2. Nick – Vudoo Target .22lr

Bullet Points

This is stuff that is not product specific, concepts, stories, etc.

1. Aaron – Son Is now a Firefighter
2. Shawn – 
   1. Cash for Arms update

Gun Fights!

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#Aaron’s Alley

So now that trump is a felon, lets talk about his gun rights, and if he will fight more for the gun-community 

Going Ballistic

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Summarize / Editorialize / Go to the cast for comments  

• Gun owners let down Brandon Herrera
• Trigger happy deputy that ended airman has been terminated.
• Bruen paying dividends in Massachusetts
• Going postal
• Turks and caicos has no standing military force and a regiment of 40 marine reserves trained by the british military. Now that I have mentioned that, let’s talk about their holding of an American citizen. 
• Vermont’s governor is a cuck

Five Stars from Cody A: 

Over the last 7 years, you guys have been providing me with laughs, tears, anger, joy, and knowledge. Thanks for your continued dedication to the betterment of the show, and thanks for keeping me sane while I’m commuting to work, at the gym, or need to get a break from this crazy thing we call life. I love you guys, and go fuck yourselves. ❤️❤️❤️

Five Stars from Piss Jugman: 

This podcast channel is dope. They’re definitely the most entertaining. Sure helps my long commute every day. Your’s truly, Piss Jugman.

Five Stars from Stephen M: 

First off fantastic podcast. By far the best gun podcast out there. The mix of too much testosterone from Jeremy and to much estrogen from Mr machine gun mosses just sets the stage for a great show. Shawn nails it as the host even with some long ass hunting stories… but let’s face it if we can listen to Aaron bitch about a shop fee for 30 mins we damn sure can listen to hunting story. Nick is a breath of fresh air with his calmness and knowledge and savage is just savage. Keep up the great work guys love everything you do! P.s. Daniel defense sucks ass! Glad Shawn tells it like it is!

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5.7x28mm

• Muzzle Velocity: Typically around 2,350-2,800 feet per second (fps).
• Energy: Approximately 240-400 foot-pounds (ft-lb) depending on the specific load.
• Ballistic Coefficient: Varies by bullet type but generally between 0.15 and 0.23.
• Trajectory: Relatively flat trajectory out to 200 yards, with less drop compared to .22 LR and .17 HMR.

.22 Long Rifle (.22 LR)

• Muzzle Velocity: Usually between 1,000-1,300 fps.
• Energy: Approximately 100-150 ft-lb.
• Ballistic Coefficient: Generally around 0.12-0.15.
• Trajectory: More pronounced drop at longer distances. At 100 yards, a typical .22 LR bullet can drop around 6-8 inches.

.17 HMR

• Muzzle Velocity: Typically around 2,550-2,650 fps.
• Energy: Around 250 ft-lb.
• Ballistic Coefficient: Generally around 0.125-0.185.
• Trajectory: Flatter than .22 LR, with about a 2-inch drop at 100 yards and around 10 inches at 200 yards.

Comparison Summary

• Velocity: The 5.7x28mm and .17 HMR have significantly higher muzzle velocities compared to the .22 LR.
• Energy: The 5.7x28mm maintains higher energy levels over longer distances compared to the .22 LR and .17 HMR.
• Trajectory: The 5.7x28mm generally offers the flattest trajectory, making it more effective at longer ranges compared to the .22 LR and .17 HMR.
• Ballistic Coefficient: The 5.7x28mm has a comparable or slightly better ballistic coefficient compared to the .22 LR and .17 HMR, aiding in its superior long-range performance.

In essence, the 5.7x28mm outperforms both the .22 LR and .17 HMR in terms of velocity, energy retention, and trajectory, making it a more effective choice for long-distance shooting. The .17 HMR, while better than the .22 LR in many aspects, still doesn’t match the ballistic performance of the 5.7x28mm.

For more detailed ballistic data and comparisons, you can refer to sources like:

• Federal Premium Ammunition Ballistics
• Hornady Manufacturing
• FN Herstal 5.7x28mm Ballistics

These sources provide comprehensive ballistic tables and performance metrics for various loads and cartridges.