The more we load, the more we try to discern what matters from what doesn't. On primer pockets, unless they are building up some sort of excess crud, they're not something we obsess over. Decapping in this video is done in the sizing stroke. A person could always take an extra look at the primers after that step and hit them with a brush before priming again, but in general a small amount of leftover carbon there hasn't been enough of a bother to add a step. That said, a meaningful portion of accuracy on target comes from confidence, and if making those primer pockets squeaky clean builds confidence for you, then go nuts.

Should not be a lot different than the new 36mm tube options from ZCO. Probably needs to be pushed a bit further forward because of the longer ocular housing, but not dramatically. Maybe 1 more pic slot? 2 at most.

@@area419 Thanks, very good to know. Thiose mounts are great BTW.

You seem to be taking very personally the idea that a new product release is taking longer than expected - this is really pretty common, especially with glass and electronics. Is there some reason you're personally so upset? We see the recurring comments.

You can’t handle the truth you and I both know they’re not coming out to probably the end of the year. But you’re hoping people will continue to pre-order an item that’s not gonna come out to probably next year which is sad but it’s business and I understand you’re in it to make money.

@@chef6782 We have not sold or taken money for a single unit. Not one dollar. Neither has, to our knowledge, Vectronix, or EuroOptic, who is doing their North American import/distribution. Why are you making assumptions that we or anyone else are up to something no-good?

I am sorry my understanding of pre-order meanings pay before you get the order. I do not know why you were beginning to take this personal. I am just a customer with an opinion for you to be getting aggressive again. It shows that somethings going on. I.

@@darrylblosser745 either will clear. Unless you have something that needs the height, the low is usually the better fit

@@area419 bummer..already ordered the standard.

@@thesaltyyak4257 put the chrono on the gun or on the ground as described by the product instructions - no issues

@@area419 AWESOME!!! Love the Hellfire! Thanks for the fast reply!!!

Yes it is - and we are actually REALLY close to offering those sleeves as separate parts making the die modular

Paranoia is one of those things - once you've found it, it's everywhere you look.

As soon as they ship from the Swiss - we expect this month. That's what we've been told since early summer.

@@chef6782 no?

@@fmt5327 probably not, at very least not soon. We have a great Tikka pic rail though that will allow you to use our (or anyone else’s) mounts

@@area419 😱😭Hate you! …. Jk… you guys make good stuff. Yeah, I know you do but defeats the purpose of the dovetail… if tikka got off their a$$ and made it with 6-7mil built on it would be awesome. But that’s never going to happen… or built in a rail with 6-7mil… never happening either. Oh, well…

@@LucasE269 both are Manners stocks, one is a TCS, the other is probably an EH1

Unsure what you mean on interchangeability, but yes they can be purchased separately.

Why?

But it does stay zeroed, to the reticle of course. "On target" is what you're looking at here, though that would really just be a test of the vise or whatever. The laser staying on the center of the crosshair is all that matters in this instance.

@@Johnny-jr2lq should we do a test, just like this that shows how the perform against other premium offerings on the market? You know, exactly like this video?

@area419 You should and you should buy each one so you can show exactly what is what. No edits, in fact, do it live ! I mean, get all of them !

@@MTCKIE68 Go Google “scope slipping in rings” or something similar. Grip matters. Are we providing more than enough? Certainly. As we should be.

@@area419 Seriously if you are shooting something with that much pressure to make the scope move then lap the rings and that's gone. It's my understanding from people who don't want to be named none of these rings are true they all should be laped. A 50 caliber doesn't put that much pressure on the scope to make it move in the rings unless it wasn't installed correctly. Period I think y'all make amazing products but you're extremely overpriced with them. It's getting ridiculous how quickly the new 2A companies are getting very wealthy in a short time. That's Greed plain and simple.

@@MTCKIE68yeah I agree 110% with everything you just said. I have quite a bit of Area 419 reloading equipment for when they were not as well known. Back then there stuff was relatively reasonably priced and of great quality. I can’t really speak to there current quality because I can’t afford to purchase anything from them anymore.

@@Johnny-jr2lq we’ve changed prices once, on very few products, and none by more than about 5%. And that’s since 2016.

@area419 That's a bullshit comment. The markup is at best 80%, so you don't have to raise prices ! Just like everything else is the gun industry.

@@snakeman48 Go Google “scope slipping in rings” or something similar. Grip matters, even on small arms. Are we providing more than enough? Certainly. As we should be.

@@area419 On .177 spring air rifles for that matter! They are hard on scopes and mounts. It isn't just energy or caliber. You guys are killing it!

I've had a scope in a properly torqued, very popular and expensive mount slip on a semi-auto 308 and create a less than enjoyable multi-gun stage. Recoil can be a very sharp force with moderate calibers. Repeated a few thousand or even a few hundred times and it can be consequential.

They were censoring out the other brands being tested. They don't want to call out any other brand by name.

Labrador is better. It gives more info. Like your speed at 10 yard, 20, yards, up to 100 yards. Also give you your BC, shot string, foot lb, etc. The garmin only give your speed at muzzle average, low, and high.

@@johnrambo1349 thank you