Thanks Mark for the excellent description of the 3 main ogive shapes and graphical examples that everyone can understand. Now, instead of explaining for the ten thousandths time of what the differences are, I'll just point them to your great video. Keep up the good work man.
Thank you. Once again you made things clear without over complicating it. For a while I thought hybrid was describing the "plastic" tip that is part of some projectiles. Most of the time when I shoot it's just to enjoy nature and relax. That may sound odd to some people. It's just how I describe it. Stay safe. Take care. Have fun. 😎
Wow ! I’ve wanted to know what Ogive is for a long time but I never made sense of it but you in typical Mark fashion explained it brilliantly! Thank you !
Thanks a ton for this video. I’ve always wondered what the term hybrid actually meant when it comes to bullets. It’s good to know which types need more fiddling with the seating depth and which don’t.
Hi Mark. Great basic explanation I've really got into your videos lately good solid advice. I also like to play with hand loads and push the limits. I may have missed it but what's your background. 👍🇭🇲
Yeah man when I got into reloading all these terms started coming up when I was looking for information but it took a while to learn what they meant or if they even applied to what I was doing. Tangent ogive bullets I think Sierra Match Kings, Secant ogives I think Berger VLD, and to my knowledge Hornady uses a hybrid ogive with their ELD-M. I also found out what you were talking about that bullets with Secant ogives takes a good bit of tuning and Tangent ogive bullets tend to take less to give you consistent accuracy. Definitely an informative video brother...
Thanks Mark. Excellent explanation. Filled in a lot of the holes surrounding what I knew and what I didn't.
awesome, thanks Jack, Cheers
Thanks Mark for the excellent description of the 3 main ogive shapes and graphical examples that everyone can understand. Now, instead of explaining for the ten thousandths time of what the differences are, I'll just point them to your great video. Keep up the good work man.
Cheers Man, thanks
Thanks Mark. Always a pleasure learning from you.
Thanks Man
THANK YOU MARK! YOU JUST EXPLAINED WHAT I MISSED SKIPPING SCHOOL THAT ONE DAY LONG AGO!
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thanks Mark you learn something new every day.
Thanks Brad
Thank you. Once again you made things clear without over complicating it. For a while I thought hybrid was describing the "plastic" tip that is part of some projectiles. Most of the time when I shoot it's just to enjoy nature and relax. That may sound odd to some people. It's just how I describe it.
Stay safe. Take care. Have fun. 😎
Cheers Gary. Thanks man
Very good my friends. Cheers
Thanks Walter
Thanks Mark. You make things understandable.
Thanks Dave, Cheers
Wow ! I’ve wanted to know what Ogive is for a long time but I never made sense of it but you in typical Mark fashion explained it brilliantly! Thank you !
Thanks Rob
Another excellent info video. Thanks Mark.
Thank you John
Thanks Mark you are the man,,you make everything so easy to understand mate 👍👍👍
Thanks Man
Thanks for the terms and their meanings .Helped me brush up on my CAD/CAM too!😁.
Thanks Jeff, glad you liked, Cheers
As usual I learned a little more about our hobby. Thanks again.
Awesome, Cheers
Great content thanks for sharing, very informative
cheers John
So much information and so well explained.
Thanks Colin
Thanks a ton for this video. I’ve always wondered what the term hybrid actually meant when it comes to bullets. It’s good to know which types need more fiddling with the seating depth and which don’t.
Thanks Will
Great explanation. Thanks for the video. Be Safe.
Thanks Tim
Thanks a lot for this educational and enjoyable video.
Thanks Walter
Thanks for the info! Always appreciated!
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Love your work as a target rifle shooter .
Thanks Brian
Something else I new nothing about thanks for the lesson Mark very interesting mate cheers Yogi 🤙🤙
Thanks Yogi
You are a teacher as well!
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Hi Mark. Great basic explanation I've really got into your videos lately good solid advice. I also like to play with hand loads and push the limits. I may have missed it but what's your background. 👍🇭🇲
Mechanic, Cheers
@@markandsamafterwork I thought we were on the same wavelength. I am also great work mate 👍
Thanks for the heads up video Enjoyed it and boy howdy that was awesome learning for me.👍❤️
Thanks Man
I met Walt Berger at SHOT show a few years back. Cool dude.
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Thanks for the info . 👍🏼
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Yeah man when I got into reloading all these terms started coming up when I was looking for information but it took a while to learn what they meant or if they even applied to what I was doing. Tangent ogive bullets I think Sierra Match Kings, Secant ogives I think Berger VLD, and to my knowledge Hornady uses a hybrid ogive with their ELD-M. I also found out what you were talking about that bullets with Secant ogives takes a good bit of tuning and Tangent ogive bullets tend to take less to give you consistent accuracy. Definitely an informative video brother...
Thanks Dan
Awesome video mark, you just cleared up alot of confusion for me thank you
Thanks Sterling
Very well explained. 🙂
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Excellent.........................
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Thanks Mark you give the "Exacto" bullet a run for its money :-))
Lol, cheers Mark
Good information
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That was a great description of the different shapes. Thanks.
If only we could get more projectiles at the moment 🙄
Thanks Man
Last time I was this early I had to watch Peter Russell Clarke before monkey magic.
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Those were the days
👍⭕☀️🎵⤴️💡
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Good early morning education
Thanks Allen
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😎🤙🏼🇺🇸
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First ! Cheers !
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if we only spoke latin . . . and french.
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