Where is this? Why isnt there more content involving KS Arms?

Great video! Think you convinced me to shoot my first comp

Very very training. Tanks

No need to search for expensive eyepieces, you can use ocular lenses of 16x50 binocular or 20x50 binocular, remove ocular lens complete of any 16x59 binocular and use that as eyepiece on a spotting scope you will get wide angle 40x magnification out of it,i tried this on Nikon Aculon 16x50 binocular and used it's ocular lens as eyepiece on Vanguards Endeavor HD 82 spotting scope

The 21st Century FHD tool is the best on the market since it indexes off the case web. The next best are tools that index off the case mouth at a 90 degree angle, but most trimmers will give a .001-.002 trimming variance so your flash hole cut will vary by the accuracy of your case trimmer accuracy. Tools that use a tapered case stop are simply worthless and will result in uneven flash hole cuts since the case mouth stop is inaccurate based on pressure. Just spend the extra few dollars and get the 21st Century tool.

I,ve always wondered if the difference between pointing and not pointing is one difference between match and non-match bullets. anyone know ?

....what is the side of reamer spiral, for a bullet 45 mm?

They are $169.50 now!

I had the same problem. As the unit heats up, it cuts thinner necks. My solution was to dip the unit in ice water before each cut. That is all it took. All the necks come out the same.

¿Dónde coño es eso que no oigo español? pero si veo dos banderas y espero que no estén tirando a la bandera...

X one on

Nice

It's bad for your reamers to back them off like that.

Like someone comment, if you trim your cases before using the Lyman tool, the depth of the cut will be consistent, and you don't need different sleeves for different calibers

This video made my day, my Brother gave me a Rem. 700 varmint SPS in 223 with a 26" 1-12 twist barrel in stainless steel, which he got in a trade and said that it has a XMark Pro Trigger that was set to 4oz l said no way could you get that trigger down that far and be safe, l did a search and could not find a trigger like the l had until l found this video it turned out to be a Jewell HVR trigger and l could get it down to 2oz l knew that it was a better trigger then the Rem. stock trigger. l had a Cooper rifle with a Jewell that l was able to set to 6oz, l use to shoot a Rem. 40XBBR with a 2oz trigger in computation in the 70s l well at home with 2 - 4 - 6oz trigger. Thank you for the video now what each screw does.

Buyers beware, on the new upgraded carbide tip, 21st is using some type of epoxy to secure the carbide debur tip in the sleeve instead of threading the tip because they say the carbide doesn’t like to thread according to the rep I spoke to. The debur tip got stuck in the flash hole 6 cartridges in and the epoxy bond broke free. They are sending me a new one, but now I can’t work my new brass this weekend and am now not going to be able to load and shoot until the 2nd weekend of May. I was counting on this tool especially at the price point for the tool and expecting it to last more than 5 pieces of new brass. Really disappointed after waiting more than a year to shoot my new custom build. While the rep said it was rare, he acknowledged that it has been happening especially in the last few weeks.

What brand bipod do you have on your rifle?

I have a trigger tech.. it came with my Christiansen Arms Traverse. Set at 3#, because I hunt in some rough country, breaks over like a glass rod

FYI, There is no need to quench in water. Just let them fall into the dry pan and you're good to go when they have air cooled.

I was searching about Ishare XIT ETF stock then I found this

You only need to do this once and because of this, I trim the case first so they all match and then use tools like this Lyman. And why even uniform the flash hole if you aren't going to persistently trim the brass length? Keeping uniform brass length is every bit as important as consistent flash holes. I love 21Century tool, don't get me wrong. But this argument is flawed. Happy shootin

COMPARE APPLES To APPLES…. NOT APPLES TO ORANGES….. Jewel triggers are in a Class of their Own: The BEST

Why would you put a $110. Dollar trigger in a Custom gun where you want ultimate accuracy. The Jewel Trigger is The Best! In as far as repairs ? I’ve owned Jewell triggers for over 40 + years: ZERO PROBLEMS. Mine are installed on Remington 700 blue printed action and HV varmint barrels with Custom stocks( have 7 different calibres) Wouldn’t Try Anything Else! This presentation is trying to make plastic trigger a more favourable presence👎

first can someone explain to me why you would do this ? I'm new to shooting so still learning second do they do this with new ammo store bought ?

I have a trigger tech on a rifle I built my father that goes down to 1.5lbs. on both my benchrifles I run Jewell. How can you say about not knowing where to go for Jewell service. You call Jewell and they have a website. Jewell rains far above trigger tech for rifles used in benchrest and f open class rifle. Like mine that breaks under 2oz TT can't do that.

I enjoyed your video! Thanks man!

what scope rings are you using. what height are they.

It can misure well drop by drop true?

.35 like u said is not the same a .305 which caliper had on it.

I'm watching this video to learn what exactly happens to the bullet when pointing. Unfortunately I can't find a video that goes into detail about what actually happens to a bullet after pointing. I imagine it's similar to brass full length sizing

Great scopes, majority of my rifles have them and I will continue support them.

Where can I get the basic rules for F class ?

I have replaced all Trigger tech triggers with Jewel triggers in my rifles. Jewel is far superior

Too many “uh”. Not a criticism, just an observation and something to improve on. Good content.

get a beam scale and learn to run it fast and you will beat all the auto throwers

Hi, how fast have you tightened the screws of the action?

Its the nicest flash hole debur tool for sure. They could easily sell different bushings for different calibers, But no, they make you buy a entire new tool for each caliber. Real nice! I choose to buy Lapua brass for my precision reloads and avoid this step all together. The difference of Lapua and other top end brass companies vs cheaper brass made by our normal everyday ammo companies like hornady, remington, winchester, etc Is amazing! The primer flash holes are SO much better! It is the 1st thing I noticed on my 1st box of Lapua.

Do me a favor try loading up some hardcup primers and see if they ignite I have had problems with trigger tech in this respect they feel great but unless you're using match primers unreliable ignition as far as I can tell large group test this is not random statement

Where can I buy that reamer for a 38-40 Marlin rifle?

Looks like it works well cause he seems to have put it on a shotgun

It's weird that I can see were you sit from the shorter rifle line! I know as long as it's all kept safe we're good. One of these days I might be able to afford a scope that can shoot that range lol.

Please write your script. ad libbing is annoying. er er er

There is an easier way to do this check out long range only channel they have a good video on how to setup and use this tool I followed there instructions made things very easy no pics to turn the lock rings or any of that complication

You are saying "ugh" and "umm" way way to much it makes you seem like your pandering or unconfident. I suggest practicing before you do a final video. That being said i too like the TG ejector and to this day feel that Kelbly make the best actions available if you look at the practicality and from an engineering stand point.

Years ago I bought some ProBed2000, I made some tests before bedding my rifle : it wasn't hard enough after curing. Since I'm in Europe and I can't find the MarineTex which is said to be the best, I looked for the best specs on industrial epoxies. Now I've done 8 glass and pillar beddings with the Loctite 3471, very satisfied with it.

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BRILLIANT , EASY CHAT TO LISTEN TOO, JUST BOUGHT A RUGER PRECISION 308 AND THIS WILL GO ON TOP. LOOKS GREAT AND SOLID , BUT ITS THE GLASS THAT COUNTS. MANY THANKS .

Please do not do any further reviews or produce videos until you actually know what you're talking about. You've made at least three false claims in this video and all are very misleading to the listener/watcher. You have also compared apples to oranges with these triggers with no mention of spring changes, correct adjustments or the correct way to actually perform trigger pull testing. As if all this is not enough, this is NOT A REMINGTON TRIGGER. STOP CALLING IT THAT. They are VERY different than the Remington triggers. Please stick to your nerd day job.

You need only go to www.jewelltriggers.com for support, questions, warranty or anything else. Apparently you did nothing to really search for this as it is EASY to find in a simple Google search. The fact that you could not do this and that you are bent on selling the trigger tech leads us all to believe your results were already filled with bias and prejudice. Reviews are ONLY valuable when you stay objective. You clearly missed this objective.