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Returning to this video for a second time. Have you an experience with the McMillan U-10 stocks? I'm curious how they compare to the A-5/A-6 stocks and why someone would choose a U-10 over an A-5/A-6

Can you increase your mic volume? I have to turn volume to max, then my ears are blasted when the ad after the video comes on. I don't have that issue with other channels.

If there's a great video on precision rifle building, it's this one. Adam and Jamie are the A-Team of knowledge and gunsmithing. Happy Thanksgiving, Gents!

Great topic to discuss! I like both the video and audio formats, it just depends on where I’m listening. I like the audio only in the truck and shop, which is primarily where I listen. The video is great when there is show and tell.

Appreciate the pod cast....

What twist did you decide on for the 208’s in your 308?

I had a 22-250 ackley that loved to vaporize some heavy bullets !

I wish manufacturers still offered 223 and 22-250 in a 1:12 twist. It makes no sense when almost all the hunting ammo for 223 and 22-250 comes in 50 to 55 grain projectiles and almost all the gun manufacturers make make 22-250 in a 1:14 or 223 in 1:9. Fortunately I do own an older CZ in 223 with 1:12 twist, it shoots 40 to 55 grain under 3/4” consistently, in some ammo 1/2” groups. I have had people type back, “ I have a 1:7 twist that gets moa” or “it’s funny how some people don’t know how to shoot”. I just disregard those. I have experienced in 223 in 1:9, 1:8 and 1:7. In 22-250 I have tried several 1:14 none of them have produced moa or better at 100 yards. I have tried multiple ammo manufacturers in both 223 and 22-250. I just wish they would bring back the 1:12 twist in a hunting rifle for 223 and 22-250. Why do people think you have to fix something that is not broken.

The faster the twist rate the more spin drift you get down range. Over spinning a bullet can be a problem at long range because it can cause the bullet to spin itself apart (jacket separation) and disintegrate before reaching the target. It's best consult the bullet manufacture to determine the maximum RPM of the bullet and stay at or below that. The faster you push a bullet the less twist rate you will need. Twist rate and bullet speed are closely connected. The slower the bullet the more twist you need, the faster the bullet then you'll need less twist.

Hey that is awesome. I just did a little short on the BAT decocking tool. Doing a full video soon. This was cool to watch especially since I own a BAT because of you! Great job!

Jamie, you brought up a point in regards to you tube ....with a comparison to sailing and shooting and or training videos....I agree with your point 100% It unfortunately is a political agenda.....I feel safe calling it that. Just my view and opinion. Respectfully Mark Parker

Thank you. I meant to ask you about how to do that when I was there in July. Looks pretty easy to me. Ken S.

Any reason the barreled action could not be flipped so trigger is up to avoid contaminates getting into the trigger?

Handy little tricks!

The All-in-One Fix It Sticks are listed as having a +/- 10% accuracy. The individual torque limiters have +/- 6% accuracy. When mounting scopes, do you think the All-in-One is acceptable or do you prefer the individual limiters? Along those lines, do you use thread locker on your scope rings-not just the base screws? I understand thread locker affects torque readings, if you do use it do you shoot for the lower range of recommended torque?

Thanks for a great video.

For my mobile device it works bees helpful if your vids has increased audio output. Adequate if in a quiet environment, but lacking when I have to use maximum volume through my hearing aides and still struggle to hear certain consonants. Good stuff when I can hear it. Just making a suggestion. Thanks.

Love what you covered here. Shot placement and bullet selection are paramount, and being able to use your equipment and knowing what it can do (with both external and terminal ballistics) are equally important. I shoot a 6.5 Grendel AR for mostly varmint and predator hunting and use a 6.5 Creedmoor for everything else. Different bullets, barrels and rifles for different purposes. I plan on building a 6GT just for fun and maybe a 7 SAUM as my 'big caliber' rifle. All things in due time Edit: I shoot a 50-55lb trad bow, and compound wise a 70lb bow is ideal for me. I'm relatively young and strong so I can draw heavier in either, I just prefer not to. Those draw weights are the sweet spot for me and I build arrows to fit what I'm doing, both the light and fast and the slow and heavy, with appropriate broadheads for any given situation

It is very unfortunate a lot of people don’t realize that rifle stocks doesn’t always form perfectly with the rifle. And a rifle stock with no bedding is always bad.

Been waiting on this one. Thanks! Quick question, what make/model/manufacturer is that bench? I need to upgrade.

How often do you clean it ?

Can & how is shipping to Canada from you.

quality content - but you should have made cleaning it and rebuilding it into a single video. I'm not sure why you felt like separating the information out was necessary. Very interesting though, I wanted to keep watching!

I weigh every charge! I use a powder thrower to dispense powder into the scale pan, a trickler to round off the charge weight on a beam scale, and then I set the pan onto a digital scale as a double check. If the two scales do not agree I recheck the beam scale poises and re-zero the digital scale. Normally it is the digital scale that has drifted, but once it was a beam scale poise got moved by accident. Either way all my powder charges get checked three times. Twice by scales and once with a visual, in the loading block, after I have charged a batch before seating bullets. I do what I do for safety, not speed, cause as the old saying goes "SPEED KILLS!" And I encourage all to not find out the hard way. All in all, none the less I can charge cases in the same amount of time that it takes for one of the digital auto trickler scales.

What about taking the action off? Do you ever do that to get between the action and the ACE?

Big fan of the Super Trickler. I have had some great results with it. I know they don't make the scale but it comes with the same scales you are using but the system working together has been very consistent for me.

I really wanted to do this but it was not a thing when I purchased but when I do my next build I am budgeting that in!

Totally agree! Best way to go. Jamie knows what he is doing!

This is how I got my set up from wolf and I would highly recommend it.

I don't think ive ever seen a video on cleaning the scope let alone cleaning it in the sink like that. Very interesting stuff!

Going to pick one of those log books up!

Very excited to see more content coming out from you guys. I love my wolf build and couldn't be happier to be part of the PACK!

The Vise with you logo finally on it looks great. As for Gunsmith vise the new Rock Vise are amazing and reasonably priced!

Thanks! I've always set them against the front so that they should not shift during recoil but then I heard you mention the flex and bite on the podcast. Since then I've been dying to see if you had a special way of setting them in the center space for repeatable zero. Simple as and now I have some work to do on a couple rifles. Thank you for posting this content for the people!

Will you be uploading a video on youtube about how to remove and remount optic with minimal/no zero change or will that only be available on the gunsmithing school? I've always been curious about it since hearing it on the podcast.

Is it possible to make this stock Left handed? 🤔 I have the ruger american predator 308win would love to se a DIY video on how its posible 🤠👍 greetings from norway🇧🇻

It’s the other way round, Swarofski owns Kahless.

So this will only accept a 1.250 diameter? Nothing smaller ?

Jamie is such a stud! Best school house on the planet!

How was this rifle shooting before vs after bedding?

What about using something like the Wiz Wheel from Accuracy 1st, it’s a lot cheaper for those of us that don’t have enough cheese for a Kestrel etc…I’m willing to bet the batteries won’t die & the screen won’t crack either. 😉 Thoughts?

Is this ambidextrous?

Great video!

I wonder if just corncob etc. mixed with a couple of spoons of HBN would do the trick? Corncob, HBN and bullets.

Jamie I ordered one from you a year ago and haven't received it. Can I get one from you now. Randy

$1600 per action,yikes.

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Do you have a video showing how you bedded this chassis? Thanks

Hey, thanks for a great overview. Would you mind telling me, are these both 19" barrels?

What is the brand and model of stock in thumbnail. Looks like a hunting stock that finally has extra high comb