Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast, brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment, and good food.

What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic, my good friend, Ryan Muckinhern, across from me.

Also joining us, repeat guest, Mr. Travis Jones and Vortex Nation. This is the 300 Superwism

Audad Report. Guys, you guys, you're fresh off a coal hunt for Aadad. I can tell you. I tell you this, not something I've ever done.

You guys got a lot of reps in the other week. So I want to talk about the hunt. I want to talk about

the rifles that you used, hence 300 Superwism, Ryan, your inaugural debut. She's been blooded.

And Travis, I want to talk a little bit about why this isn't the 33 Nossler Audad report.

Yeah.

Because when I said repeat guests, that's what we talked about one time was the 33 Nossler.

Yep.

And that's specifically, this hunt was for two tests, that 33 with the 180 LRXs.

And it just didn't work out.

Well, we're going to find out a little bit about the 212 warriders.

But before we do that, how did this hunt even come to be?

Yeah, so this one was a really cool one.

It was completely organic.

Had a customer call in one day. We were pretty fresh on custom turrets at that point.

Yeah, like weeks in. Yep. And customer bought himself a Fiper 525, I believe that's what he had.

No, LHT. Was it? Yeah. It's 40 to 22. It have been because he was, well, so, and here's the thing with the custom

turrets is you get one rev.

So a LHT, you only get 15 minutes, you know, in one revolution.

So his concern was that he's shooting further than what is 280 AI, which is no slouch in, you know, ballistics. He wanted more than $6.50, $700, whatever, give him. And of course, typically, you know, when somebody calls it and they're like, well, you know, I want 1,500 yards on my turd. How do I get my 6-5 creed more to that? Well, these are designed for hunting, so we're okay with one revolution on most cartridges,

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