Excellent info. I am in process of an 11.5" build and am researching loads that I can duplicate. I appreciate your attention to detail and also geek out on the details.

I learned while reloading that every gun is different. My ar likes 69 to 72gr with very little jump, using varget. So when setting the projo I get the varget crunch. But this is another great info vid, I hope others may have learned some valuable information about reloading projos. Now powders and accurate measurements is another video in itself. Be careful and God speed.

Thanks for taking the time to educate people. I'm not a long range shooter, so I've never gotten super deep into the weeds about BCs of bullets, suffice it to say, I know the higher the number, the better it flies to distance. I agree with you on Ron Spomer. He's got a bunch of knowledge about this stuff. Thanks again for the videos

Excellent presentation! Really touched the bases well.

Yes, let’s go further. Been shooting a long time but I am learning more with each video.

Home defense a varmint round is best. Got some training in the 1990 s and varmint was tested on gelatin wearing soft body armor..went right through the kevlar, and made a " turnip shaped wound cavity" ... Yet would be disrupted in one foot of flight distance after encountering a car seat or other seat the results of said tests were closely held and not released for wider dissemination.

i appreciate your nerd knowledge

Cost, reliability, and marksmanship 💯🙌🏾

So much knowledge

You need a louder mike pick up. I have firearm damaged ears. Really enjoy your channel and insights.

Awesome stuff man. Bullets are fascinating

Love the videos brother! Keep ‘em coming. Would love to hear more on long range match bullets/ammo. Just getting started down the hand loading road.

Another great video awesome content 👍👍

You make some well informed videos. I love this channel

Awesome thanks 👍. I just started reloading (9mm, .223) because I like the hard way? Still cutting my teeth on plinking, nothing over 100m yet, but am hooked based of the customized for my rifle, performance consistency etc. Go ahead and get into the weeds about it. I appreciate the knowledge, experience and expertise of veteran reloaders/shooters.

Cool video thanks.

More on bullets, thx. Excellent vid

I am currently working up a load that should be right up your alley given your views on the Lehigh XDs. 308 win 16‘ Lehigh 85 grain Xtreme Cavitator at about 3.450 ft/s. Will use it on larger varmint first and if I like what I see graduate to deer. Would love to see what the thing does in gel

I ordered 1000 Projos off American reloader, it was mixed “premium” bullets. I got a bunch of 62gr soft point, franj and what looks like controlled chaos. Again,i really need to get a chrono but so far i shot the soft point and franj, i got .5” groups at 50 yards from my 10.5 with both bullets. I want to put them into gel which I’ll probably do in a few weeks but one of them will be my new HD round.

Another great segment. Would definitely like to hear some reviews of terminal ballistics on various rounds, knowing you have put time in the various test mediums.

Can confirm that the 168 .30 cal Amax performs like a big varmint grenade. But it will take a white tail down quickly. Last one I hit right in the upper leg bone bullet fragged the heart and lungs like Swiss cheese

Another great in depth presentation.....what do you think about 60 grain v max? ...thats my go to war round based off assumption that it should do better then 193 and M855....

300gr Hornady A-Tip is my target ammo of choice. Fun fact... Its still super sonic at 1600 yards. (Longest range I can reasonably shoot) I coat my bullets with boron nitride. Each case is hand cleaned and inspected, trimmed, weighed, placed into batches by weight then loaded. At £6 per shot. Handloading and saving brass is the only way to shoot. Barrel has been cryo cooled to relieve internal stress

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If you put the bullet through the kitchen, u get biscuits and gravy

I don’t handload, probably won’t for a long time. When I have a house and garage again I would like to get into it but for now it’s just not in the cards. I’m building a 224V as my beginnings to long range precision shooting. One of the reasons I chose that caliber was because federal does the fusion MSR and Gold Medal Match (SMK) each in 90g which I’m thinking will allow me to switch between the target round and hunting round without having to re zero the rifle. What do you think of those bullets and my train of thought on the matter?

Do a video on varmint rounds and ammo.

I just subscribed, have you done any videos on 224 Valkyrie ammo yet ? If not, could you make a video on that…. Thanks 👍

See after watching your older videos i was hoping to heart your opinion of the Fort Scott Munitions tui in 5.56 70gr. i haven't seen much testing on it but i have liked the 62gr for defensive ammo.

Question: Wouldnt a bullet be more effective if it bloomed but remained in one piece rather than fragmenting? Seems to me that a round that expands into a blender blade shape would grind out a hellacious wound channel. I keep a slug called The Gatekeeper in my defensive shotgun. It expands to a 40mm tunnel borer. (Saw it on Taufledermaus) Pretty sure we're talking a one shot stop.

Do you have preferred places to buy ammo?

Hey what's your opinion on X-tac m193 55gr 5.56×45 nato ammo as far as quality. Is it as good ,up there with Winchester, federal? Because there's so many conflicting stories so I thought I'd ask your opinion.

What would be he ballistic difference between a light varmint round and say, a 60 grain v max?

Hey brother, I appreciate your info and knowledge. I too like to "nerd out" on external ballistics, etc. This is valuable info in selecting purpose-driven bullets for home defense scenarios but how about grid-down, SHTF, bulk loadouts? If we can choose the bulk ammo for that purpose, instead of loading 1000's of rds with specialty bullets, which common 556 round would you recommend??? Standard 55 gr mil-spec loads? 62 gr green tips?