Yavapai College Gunsmithing Custom 7mm PRC Part III 

That is great news!! I am very glad to hear that, it is a great program and a wonderful experience for sure. I wish you the best of luck in the program and perhaps I will see you there sometime! --Jeremiah

We can not thank you enough for spreading the word about what we do here. It is our goal to provide the best information possible and offer real world testing that can be duplicated by the viewer. Thank you and best of luck in the giveaway! --Jeremiah

Indeed we are very excited for this one we just finished filming the load development for this rifle and it should be out soon if you haven't entered to win yet I would do so. This rifle shoots as good as it looks! --Jeremiah

You are very welcome thank you for the support and kind words. --Jeremiah

We are happy that we were able to showcase this build for everyone, the folks at Yavapai College did a great job putting this together. Load Development video should be in about 20 days. --Jeremiah

Good luck to you as well! --Jeremiah

Thank you for the kind words and taking the time to watch and comment! --Jeremiah

Thank you very much for the kind words and feedback! --Jeremiah

I would love to and we did have a bullet casting 101 video here on RU-vid but sadly they removed it for some reason so as a result we have not done anything related to bullet casting and how to do so. It is sad, it would be really nice to be able to post that information up here on RU-vid. We do sell a DVD through Wolfe Publishing Co online store, Wolfe outdoor sports but RU-vid will sadly not allow such content. Great question and suggestion though we greatly appreciate it! --Jeremiah

Would it be possible to do a masters class Handloader magazine article demonstrating how one of the championship BPCR shooters casts their match winning bullets, including mould handling, alloy, sizing and lube. People like Dave Gullo, Steve Brooks and Mike Venturino to name a just a few. @@HandloaderTV

@@JeffHenry-uo1nz As far as the articles go I know Mike Venturino has covered his bullet casting in Handloader magazine before we also have our SPG Black Powder Primer which is more of an introduction to bullet casting. I know in Handloader issue No. 271 Mike Venturino did a bullet casting basics article. Starting In Handloader issue No. 302-310 Mike did a multi part series on bullet casting and covers a great many details on the subject. I would be more open to covering it if we hadn't already extensively covered the subject fairly recently. Thank you for your feedback though we do take all of these things very seriously and they really help us create more content and who knows if enough other people ask about it and want it then we can certainly do that in the future. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment back! --Jeremiah

I will ask him next time I see him but at this point I may forget send an email to our circulation department so I can forward a response directly to you and it'll be good reminder for me! Thanks for watching! --Jeremiah

Jeremiah thanks for the reply. I did in fact find one so im good to go... @@HandloaderTV

Lapping is beneficial this optic and rings were later swapped out for the Swarovski with appropriate height Talley light weight scope bases.

That is a typo the giveaway ends April 12th in 28 days from when I made this comment. I apologize for the confusion and it has since been corrected! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! --Jeremiah

Due to editing you don’t get to see us gradually increase torque on each screw until we reached final torque.

Actually it was swapped out with a Swarovski 6i series. Rifle made weight with the Leupold (which was on hand for testiing)

That is not an easy question to answer it really depends on your rifle, the max OAL is 2.800" I would suggest starting there and working down from there or maybe even a couple of tenths over max again depending on your rifle's chamber. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! --Jeremiah

26”

I have also recently built a 26" 7prc. I'm excited about the load data video to come out.

Thank you for answering that! We actually just finished filming it currently the gun is averaging about .58 MOA once we finish editing the video will be posted likely sometime in the next 15 to 20 days. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! --Jeremiah