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@@zacharylewis7791Thank you! They were 2975fps with a SD of 7fps in my 16" barrel.

Thank you , it works great . I can get about 200 5.56 or 300 9mm at a time. I have a video on my channel how I made it.

@@reinaldoortiz-torres5168 Thank you! I've seen guys do it but I actually made a small block of wood in the same shape as the sight. I drilled little holes in the wood and mounted it to the gun for pressing just to be safe. I didn't put a whole lot of effort into the block ,it just has to be the same outer diameter of the glass. I think I made it out of balsa wood so it was really easy to shape.

Great advice!! Thank you!

@@colins5142 Not sure what you mean, my point is, there is NO real world "life and death" scenerio where you'll need a QD mount . But either way, I like to think everything I say in my videos I've conjured up on my own :) . Thanks for watching and interacting here , at the end of the day it's about hearing different opinions and sharing knowledge. Be safe out there!

@@samuelfuson1422 Thank you !!! And thank you for joining my channel !

@@35ABSTRACT Thank you so much !! I miss the old youtube too but some of us still do exist lol. UA-cam just buries us and you have to hunt for the good ones . Thank you for watching and commenting and I hope you enjoy the targets.

@@GrandpasWorkbench Thank you !! Also, Don't glue the pvc end caps on and they can break down pretty much flat for transport. Enjoy and be safe !

@@Gary-wy3pz Thank you !

@@hrmIwonder Thank you

@@TerryMassey-w6u Thank you, I don't have any experience with Starline Brass but I do hear good things about it for a cheaper brass. Is case capacity more limited in Starline brass?

From all the data I could find, Starline's .308 brass (haven't seen a comparison for 300 bo yet) is thicker and is in average about 1.3gr less capacity than Hornady and roughly 3grn less than Winchester. Not sure about Lake City. So when I reload for .308, I always load lower because Starline is mostly what I use.

@@TerryMassey-w6u Interesting, well at least capacity isn't an issue with subs but I wonder if you'll get a more consistent burn with the reduced capacity and/or higher velocities/pressure. Keep me posted on your findings and if I come across some Starline brass I'll do some testing too.

@@g-man2228 Haha I know, scared the crap out of me .

@@Smallish_eLf23 thank you !

@@BriarPatch_22 Thank you brother , funny you should mention this ,I had to hold back and not get into the BDC reticle in this video or it would have been an hour long. I plan on doing another video on this topic . While those holdovers are good for that 60gr bullet @ 3050 fps , even that bullet probably wont make 3050 in a 16" barrel and that throws them all off.. but alas there are ways to align those holdovers with your rifle and your bullet.

@@westcoastwarriorsarchive7929 If your rifle is Pre-2018 I'd contact Ruger for a replacement, there is actually a "Gen 0" of Ruger American Rifles. In 2018 Ruger made significant changes to the rifle without a word to anyone due to feeding issues and started calling it "Gen 1" . If it's post 2018 I'd probably still contact ruger and send it in for inspection. If they try to tell you to switch mags be firm and tell them you've tried that already. There is definitely a known issue with the rifle .

@@Urban_Tarzan is there a way to check that? I bought it yesterday so i dont know if its old stock or maybe just a lemon

@@westcoastwarriorsarchive7929 you can probably do a serial number search on rugers website or call them . If you just got it I'd be inclined to let them deal with it

Thank you ! I think you should try the Dagger ,they don't break the bank and I'm sure you'll be pleased with it. I recently got the full sized frame and I love it . I have bigger hands and it's perfect ! I have the comparison in another video. Thanks for watching and commenting! Be safe out there!

No it's not

@@floorpizza8074 Yeah very convenient that they give you the asr mount but not the flash hider itself, like everyone else I bought the flash hider on day one and then bought the direct thread mount later. They know how to take your money for sure lol. But all in all it's a great suppressor and does everything. Thanks for watching and commenting(and letting me know the comments were off). Be safe !

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@@old513fpv5 I do have a comparator set from Hornady but I don't always use it and I should. I didn't always have one and Over the years the majority of my data is COL and I guess my tendency is to go with what I know but I really need to start using it more and adding that to my data. Thanks for watching and for your knowledge and input. Sometimes hearing someone say it is just the push you need :)

I got tired of feeling I was inconsistent with the COL. The comparator fixes my autistic responses...lol. Keeps all measures +/- .001. Thanks again.

@@floorpizza8074 I didn't mean to have them off , I will turn it on now . Thanks for letting me know

@@notjoelaporta that is a 1990 Maine built TDB 17 .. still have it !!

@@Urban_Tarzan classic or sea class? Nice boat

@@notjoelaporta not sure if they had 2 versions back then . But for today's comparison I'd say it's probably the Classic . I have the original blind too in perfect condition.

@@notjoelaporta check out this one on the tdb ua-cam.com/video/pIJPJKiHYBI/v-deo.htmlsi=EfezqfyljO7u9vwW

Haha , you're gonna love it !!

Yeah that stuff has worked great for us.

I guess the only thing worse would be to contribute nothing , no content at all.. yet still troll other people for doing what they like and just doing the best they can. Thanks for coming by though .

Well said!! Thank you !

Well said !! Thank you ! And thanks for watching!

Yeah and trying to move the dot all the way down to line up on stock irons , and then blaming the sight isn't it.

Follow morons and you learn moron stuff.. ua-cam.com/users/shortslHR4p6MIArQ?si=rhhsWFuGJZhVZrFD

So just to be clear, to clean I need Walnut and Dillon polish(4hrs of tumbling) , to polish I have to switch out the Walnut for Corncob and Add Nufinish car wax (tumble for 4 hrs) ...not to mention replacing both the corncob and Walnut every ??? Cases ... but tumbling in SS pins that last forever with a tea spoon of Dawn and 9mm case of Lemishine for 90 min to get 100x better results is to many ingredients and steps??? Naahhh, been there done that ,my dry media days are over!

@@Urban_Tarzan see again you're not making a rational comparison. If the goal is clean brass tumble in walnut and you're done, end of story. Anything beyond that is cosmetic. You cannot compare one to other and say they are the same. You are clearly basing results on looks, not real works results.

@@RimfireAddicted70 Why do you need to separate clean and cosmetically appealing ? Because dry tumbling can't do both at the same time .. why would I spend the same amount (actually more) time and effort for half the results? Why wouldn't you want your brass to look good as well as be good? You just don't care? That's fine , but why do you care that I like my brass to look good too ? It's called pride in your work and results! I really don't care how many rnds you claim to have reloaded in.. I'm 57 ,I started separating brass for my dad when I was 4 and haven't stopped reloading since , do the math . All dry tumbling until recently, There's nothing you know that I haven't seen or done already and nothing you can say that would convince me my own eyes are wrong. God bless though ,you do you !

I try to tape everywhere the kydex will come in contact with the gun when forming. If the tape doesn't stick its probably because there's oil on the gun so I use a degreasing cleaner so it sticks