Haha...."Well"...Pause..."I'm not gonna go there" lol. You're awesome Jeff. Beautiful rig keep up the great work!!. You helped me build my very first 45 SML back in 2016, Its still my favourite toy and the only sub MOA ML I own. Thank you!
Well Jeff, since nobody is commenting, I'll start it off. I have to say that I love when you go over your rifles like in this one but, I would love to see you go and shoot that same rifle you just showed us. Just group at 100 and maybe gongs at 2 3 4 and 500 yards or something like that. I'll tell you that outside of the people in the know who would be watching this have absolutely ZERO clue what a well built SML is capable of. So go show off your amazing rifle explaining what they are capable of is truly a show stopper. Anyone just catching this video I can wholeheartedly say Jeff makes amazing rifles and buy without fear. He is also a gentleman who wants you to be happy with anything you purchase from him. He is all about quality and stands by his products PERIOD
I had good success installing your ramrod set up in a McMillan stock. Mostly thanks to your generous advice. It would have been great to actually see the process. I'm very pleased with all the parts I bought from you. My rifle is pretty dialed in. It works like a good one. People hardly believe what that actually means until they see it.
I Love watching your videos and I'm not a Hunter (because of vision problems) but you remind me of many of my Friends and Relatives. I first started watching when UA-cam recommend your Channel back when you were first building the Pond but have enjoyed watching the Shoot Competitions and other content. I try to watch when can and usually leave a Thumbs Up. Keep being You and Thank You for adding variety and knowledge to our lives. :)
Excellent work! Thank you for sharing. As far as future content I have a few suggestions: shop tour, tool box tour, a typical day in your shop, pond update, painting the stock start to finish, start to finish of other build processes, feature Denise again shooting/talking about her favorite muzzle loader.
Great video. It really explains what goes into your custom smokeless muzzleloaders. What is the barrel contour of this build? Could you go over the capabilities of the Brux #6 and #17 barrels? Thanks.
I am very happy to see you doing more videos. I took a 700 bdl 270 win that I've had most of life and got your prefit 45 smokeless. Ended up with a 1/4 moa rifle. 2 decisions I struggled with,1 40 vs 45, 2 prefit or machined to screw on action. I still kinda regret not going with .40.
I'm a fan of the shooting videos. I love small groups. I would like to see a reloading video. Looks like you've lost weight. You look good! Enjoy all of your content.
I’d love to see how barrel length affects velocities on your smokeless design. I think it would be really cool if you took an old barrel or one that doesn’t meet your standards. Start off long as possible and chop it one inch at a time to record velocities. I’m betting by doing this you can get decent velocity at shorter lengths and may be able to develop a light weight hunter version of your rifles. Love the channel and honest straight forward approach.
Do a bedding job on here. There are so many different videos saying so many different things who knows what to believe is the right way.
I like to watch you sight-in and go over the details of the new guns you’ve built.
Haha...."Well"...Pause..."I'm not gonna go there" lol. You're awesome Jeff. Beautiful rig keep up the great work!!. You helped me build my very first 45 SML back in 2016, Its still my favourite toy and the only sub MOA ML I own. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it
Well Jeff, since nobody is commenting, I'll start it off. I have to say that I love when you go over your rifles like in this one but, I would love to see you go and shoot that same rifle you just showed us. Just group at 100 and maybe gongs at 2 3 4 and 500 yards or something like that. I'll tell you that outside of the people in the know who would be watching this have absolutely ZERO clue what a well built SML is capable of. So go show off your amazing rifle explaining what they are capable of is truly a show stopper.
Anyone just catching this video I can wholeheartedly say Jeff makes amazing rifles and buy without fear. He is also a gentleman who wants you to be happy with anything you purchase from him. He is all about quality and stands by his products PERIOD
More loading information about different powders and min and max loads.
Whatever your diet is, it's working. Looking fit !!!
personally I enjoy the target results, always amazed at the accuracy, just those sighting in shots and then a group , after a build, .
Load development for 40 cal
I had good success installing your ramrod set up in a McMillan stock. Mostly thanks to your generous advice. It would have been great to actually see the process. I'm very pleased with all the parts I bought from you. My rifle is pretty dialed in. It works like a good one. People hardly believe what that actually means until they see it.
Best muzzle loaders on the market! Jeff is a great guy to deal with.
Scope rings look Awesome! Love the show and tell and seeing the rifles.
Yep….would also like to see a bedding job and maybe a little of your Cerakote/paint work, too. 👍
Whats the length of barrel on this ML
This one has a 28 inch barrel, however I feel for 90% of the rifles I build a 26 inch barrel is plenty when burning smokeless powders.
I Love watching your videos and I'm not a Hunter (because of vision problems) but you remind me of many of my Friends and Relatives.
I first started watching when UA-cam recommend your Channel back when you were first building the Pond but have enjoyed watching the Shoot Competitions and other content. I try to watch when can and usually leave a Thumbs Up.
Keep being You and Thank You for adding variety and knowledge to our lives.
:)
A start to finish seamless self timing muzzle break build video!
Enjoy watching your videos.
To think i only wanted my 6 ppc or 6 br short to to print in the O's back in 1989
Maybe give estimated cost of build
Very nice! Would love to see what you can come up with for picatinny mounted rear sights for us western guys.
Excellent work! Thank you for sharing. As far as future content I have a few suggestions: shop tour, tool box tour, a typical day in your shop, pond update, painting the stock start to finish, start to finish of other build processes, feature Denise again shooting/talking about her favorite muzzle loader.
You do come across as a sincere person , I buy your parts and will continue to buy them !
Thank you and I appreciate it.
Great video. It really explains what goes into your custom smokeless muzzleloaders.
What is the barrel contour of this build?
Could you go over the capabilities of the Brux #6 and #17 barrels?
Thanks.
This build has a #17 contour. The 17 is a beast of a barrel where the #6 is pretty much the light weight for a 45 caliber.
I am very happy to see you doing more videos. I took a 700 bdl 270 win that I've had most of life and got your prefit 45 smokeless. Ended up with a 1/4 moa rifle. 2 decisions I struggled with,1 40 vs 45, 2 prefit or machined to screw on action. I still kinda regret not going with .40.
45 all the way
Show what you offer or things you do with CVA paramount and Acura rifles
I don't currently offer any thing for either of those rifles.
I'm a fan of the shooting videos. I love small groups. I would like to see a reloading video.
Looks like you've lost weight. You look good! Enjoy all of your content.
Thanks, I dropped about 40 pounds, but I'm not going to make a video of me working out. LOL
I’d love to see how barrel length affects velocities on your smokeless design. I think it would be really cool if you took an old barrel or one that doesn’t meet your standards. Start off long as possible and chop it one inch at a time to record velocities. I’m betting by doing this you can get decent velocity at shorter lengths and may be able to develop a light weight hunter version of your rifles. Love the channel and honest straight forward approach.
There is a complete thread on that exact subject on my message board at www.hanksmessageboard.freeforums.net. Look for the thread " 4198 by the inch"