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Was there at Raton that day in 2018 to see Norm make history on that score!

This is one of the best conversations I have heard around predicting accuracy and WHY. The picture of the three potential nodes. One low, one high and one scatter in the middle. Perhaps it is just evidence of where I am at in my reloading Journey. Keep up the great content!

Norm is such a walking encyclopedia of information on F class shooting. Damn glad to have him as my mentor but even more so to have him as a friend. Great interview Erik. 👍👍💪

Great interview! The NextGen tuner brake got my 7mm Rem Mag dialed in.

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How strange Never woulda thunk it Dear God these are real people

This was worth watching 4 sure

Thanks for breaking this down into some shorts.

Scandalous no need to pay that amount of money for a priming tool.

I always enjoy watching these interviews and this was no exception. Norm is obviously a great competitor and is pretty dang humble for a guy who holds the national record of 22x and is the only one to shoot a 900 at a match with a V2 match tied to it. I thought he might have shared his thoughts on shooting against his wife at the V2 but perhaps his lawyer negotiated those questions out of the interview. LOL. I also didn’t know there’s a chance for a world V2 - that would be awesome.

Great interview. I don’t shoot F class, but it’s super interesting and educational to watch your videos, Eric… keep it up!

Another great interview. Why not have two rifles for competition? Say a 338 for really windy days? From what I've got out of watching a lot of these podcasts is most want to shoot heavy cals but don't like the punishment. I know you said they bounce all over but I would think on a consistent windy day they would have to do better. For example- your last tournament you showed, extreme heavy winds.

Another great video guys thank you . Have either of you thought about doing an air gun challenge ? Did you know that the Rocky Mountain Air gun Challenge payed $20,000 for 1st , $10,000 for 2nd , and $5,000 for third in five different categories ?. You can check it out on RUclips . Utah air puts it on and it is a world class event . Shooters from all around the world shooting all kinds of guns , non of them cheep . Yes they have a big bore class .30 cal and up I think . You would be surprised at how well the pcp air rifle stacks up in accuracy to powder burners . You have the discipline and the heart , now how about the will . It's a very competitive world but you grew up in that so put your wind reading to work and play the game . There is several other shoots all across the United States and Europe . The history of the air rifle is cool to considering they have been around longer than powder burners .

Dumbassery on display... 🙄

Hey Erik, absolutely love the podcast but it’s hard to listen to RUclips while working, any chance you will put more episodes out on Spotify or apple podcast in the future?

How can cut rifling be more consistent that hammer forged? If your mandrel is consistent in a properly set up hammer forged barrel making system, the barrel is going to be the exact same, right? I know the interviewee here works for Bartlein (who does make very nice barrels) but I think he's biased. I love Bartlein barrels. However the claim that single point cut process produces the most consistent twist, simply lacks grounds to warrant the claim. He just says it is so.

Bought a Haas VF4ss 5ax for$165, two years later its worth $165 depredation and inflation cancel.

I am new to the podcast. JQ is one of the brightest minds in ballistics. He has to take everything into consideration and manufacture for millions of people. What some dude does with his custom rifle and custom bullets… no matter the results, can’t sniff JQs jock strap.

Great info really enjoyed.

This is rifle nerd gold!

Is moly coating bullets still a thing or was that just a 90s fad ?

Unfreakingbelivable the amount of information that was in that chat between 2 friends.

59:29 Theory: Seating depth changes extreme spread because it's changing burn time and psi before bullet leaves case and hits the rifling, with everything else equal. The usable case volume is changing with seat depth changes. This extra volume creates a deadband or shock absorber, evens out the psi from slightly different charge weights. No gap magnifies any powder variation and e.s. goes up. The static force (psi) to start the bullet moving into the chamber rifling is more than the kinetic force to keep it moving down the barrel. (Maybe?) These 2 forces will balance smoother with the ideal headspace, and powder differences get evened out in the barrel instead of a hard initial hit that sends big harmonics and shocks the barrel, inconsistent es. Just thinking out loud.

Great talk. Thx

I know it would be very hard to do but I’d love to hear Krieger,Brux and Frank Green(Bartlein) talk about barrels and anything else they find interesting. Maybe add a top notch gunsmith or 2 and just turn them loose while the information flows. Thank you for letting us share this stuff.

I bet Jadenis from the San luis valley. If so what town I grew up their and hunted Prarie dog and coyote to prong and elk. Great Info. The 6.5 CM in an rpr changed my view on target shooting. I love my 308, been hand loading for years and would suggest it to anyone/everyone but im building my 1st action up bolt gun and I chose the 300wsm but after looking at having to building it in a LA then having to spec the chamber for the "heavies" then having go rem700 footprint for chassis availability... I ended up on 300prc. To some of the points in this video ( time money other resources) I chose the Hornady chambering. The same way I wanted for years to build a 7saum ill end up building a 7prc instead. I'd love to build the saum and wsm but I have limited funds and I consider myself lucky to even be able to build a rifle. Thanks to both Jaden and Erick for the info.

Wow, that was an eye opener. Had no idea! Appreciate you doing that video! Now, get to work on those Trump Primers! I’m serious

My RCBS priming tool will rip a rim off a 308 case if the pocket is too tight or even if a primer gets in sideways But his idea for people with arthritis is great Big believer in Imperial Sizing wax !!!

This is the 3rd time that I've watched this conversation and once again I find myself picking up another little nugget of gold. Thank you for doing this, you will never know how much we get from these conversations.... absolutely priceless!

Little late to the party here. Just my thought on the group shot count. I would consider Eric's 2,3,5 shot "groups" are just an extension of the groups shot previously with the same load. That might be over 10k rounds of reference. My thought is probably clear as mud..... Great info from both of you. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge!

'Perfect' rifle stock has been made for many years, Rigby, Purdey you name them... I collect Mausers from the 1898-1935 and heres the bottom line... Stock making requiers knowledge of type of wood, setting out (grain lines in fital areas of the stock ) to suit calibre , craftsmanship ... and these are all natural wood stocks (mainly English, French, European and Turkish wallnut), no laminates and these stocks have been everywhere in the world for hundreds of years... FAAAAR more important for competitions shooting is the barrel quality and action alignment, chambering etc etc etc ...as far as breaking stocks we hunt (and I am from Africa) for many many years in all conditions rain, wind , dust, bush, mud etc etc and neither me nor any of my friends have ever broken a stock, it all starts with traditional stock making by EXPERIENCED and HIGHY skilled stockets.

All that and the Lee APP press does a more consistent job of seating primers for almost 1/6th the cost. The CPS does give full control over a wider range primer depth settings. So God put him hear to mentor shooting? Does that mean he's God's gift to shooting?

Get jeff back on here for part 2 please 🙏.....bullet making.....and reamer design..... How to find a good reamer (or design one)

On of my favorites

Awesome stuff, thank you both!!

He’s just embarrassing!

Excellent interview! Learned a couple new things which is always exciting. Carpet gate is hilarious! Obviously not his fault after he asked for it to to be checked into. I can see why people would complain because carpet has rows which would work like grooves, but if 40% of the people are doing it one shouldn't be singled out. Thanks so much to both of you for sharing your knowledge!

EC, I really appreciate you doing these interviews with the older guys and sharing them and your friendship with the rest of us. It's a pleasure to meet these people and see their enjoyment and enthusiasm 🤙

Ive never seen Eric try so hard to disprove someone. Im sorry, but Ill believe valid statistics over reading tea leaves and chicken guts any day.

Glad I stuck through the frozen video that starts working about half way. What a great message about winning, life, and serving our Country. Well done Scott and Erik.

Depending on the variety of rice, it has a has a higher concentration of one of the two types of starch. Look up Amylose and Amylopectin. 🤙

Iv just discovered your videos all the way from Ireland 🇮🇪 and the knowledge behind both of you guys is astonishing. Such a fantastic informative interview. Thanks to you both, it has opened my eyes a little more to things i have not considered

Good info to hear.

Let’s go Brandon 😢

How do you get the action out to rebarrel after gluing it in?

That's NOT an easy question 😮

I’ve thrown my bronze brushes away after this video. Also I’ve learned I’m guilty of not cleaning enough, but the only cleaning I’ll be doing again is a couple wet patches of hoppes 9 followed by some dry ones. That’s it.

All that came down to a tuner😂👍👌