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Ive wet tumbled for years due to my OCD of having the primer pockets cleaned. Do you deprime before cleaning in dry media? And is the residue left in the primer pockets not cleaned by dry tumbling something to worry about? I’m deep diving into reloading due to innovations in last 10 years and I feel like I’m learning all over again.
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.
@area419 I have a few of your standard block mounts for my ZCOs. How much further forward should I expect to move the mount compared to a zco? Just planning ahead to see if I need new mounts
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.
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.
You should go more into depth about what tech they have. Just saying this has more tech than that doesn’t seem to help much bc it appears vortex and sig both have ranging and ballistic built in but you said the sig has more… that more do they have?
Wet tumbling 100% I leave it in there for +8 hours. I also chamfer and debur my brass that would get rid of any “bulbing”. Dry tumbling leaves carbon in the neck and affects neck tension. All my necks are squeaky clean and I have super consistent neck tension.
I am running your Hellfire muzzle brake on my 300 win mag. Does the muzzle brake affect it at all? Do you have to put the chrono in a certain location to get proper readings when using a muzzle brake?
Looking at the insert to your dies: it looks like you have a sleeve that you can change out and that is the reamer cut chamber so could you for example slide in a different Creedmoor from a 6 to 6.5cm? Will you offer this in the future?
@@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…
Guys they are showing that the red dot stays centered on the reticle, you know the black laser etchings on the glass of a scope? Not that when they bang on the rifle the whole system doesn't move because it obviously will when you are beating on it.
Do you run your brass through a decapping die to remove spent primers before cleaning, or do you do it in the resizing die after cleaning and annealing?
Well at least this Kahles has a decent fov on the low end. The 3.5-18×50 Kahles has such a shit fov on the low end it might as well been a 5.5x. If the reticles work it looks pretty awesome actually
They Did not tell us anything we didn’t already know to me I don’t think this thing is gonna do what it says it’s gonna do and I don’t think the sales are there
Nathan (the gentleman behind the rifle) just won our Guardian Long Range match in Pennsylvania. He's a stud in real life too. :) Great company Area 419 and they know their stuff and their products reflect that.
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 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.
@@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.
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.
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.