I currently have Superlative Arms AGB''s on my AR's (AR308, M4, 300BLK SBR and 8.6BLK SBR). The Ultradyne AGB is interesting and looks similar to the SupArms AGB, though you did not mention if it held the "bleedoff" functionality like Sup Arms or just a regular open/close to 'x' number of clicks. ;)

Would have been nice to know what problem you're solving and why

I’m thinking showing more than just 3 Athlon scopes doesn’t tell us much. This is more like an infomercial

Out of the 3 which one shoots the best. I’ve shot Winchester and they never out shot a marlin in 44 or 357. But I never did a comparison to the 30-30. Henry’s seem a bit heavy and might shoot better. ? W ruger taking over a stainless might be in the cards ?

I have a question here. I have a polonium 30 suppressor, and was wondering with the .311 and .312 bullets if that would cause problems with my standard 30 cal can. Any insight/help would be appreciated!

Would it be possible to do this kind of breakdown for 300aac blackout

In 1p years u wont find ammo for buckhammer

very cool. I wonder if that one has trouble after alot of rounds getting gummed up with carbon?. the adjustable part will go away after awile

I tried the Imperial Sizing Die Wax a few times and the cases always feel like they are dragging, If I use Dillon case lube the resizing process is smooth like glass.

I used cmmg buffer tuning kit worked great

I enjoy my Tikka T1x with the Arken Optic, suppressed. I enjoy trying different ammo and lots. No competitions for me. I love my outdoor range.

I suspect the lack of differences amongst the brake bore sizes on the bolt gun are due to a mach disk (virtual baffle) forming across one or more of the baffle bores. Once a mach disk forms, all of the expanding gasses behind it are forced sideways. ipo.llnl.gov/sites/default/files/2023-05/Suppressor-LLNL-VIDEO-685057%2Baudio%2BCC.mp4 I look forward to your video about brake bore size effects on accuracy.

Odinworks

Q HoneyBadger has adjustable gas block.. I mostly use subsonic 200gr, but 110gr & 220gr works just fine.

Sightmark yikes ewwww😂

i have had a hell of a time with adjustable gas blocks on my guns. all unsupressed some i blame the gun, some i blame myself, some i blame the ammo. first was the kel tec rfb, i spent years and about 2500 rounds dicking around with that thing trying to make it reliable and finally gave up and pawned it. i blame kel tec on that one. then i had the palmetto KS47 12.5", i never got that thing to last more than 450 rounds before it would brake an extractor no matter how much i babied it with adjustable gas blocks heavy buffers or different extractos, that one i blame the desighn and steel case ammo just being too much for a short barrel like that. the last one was a 12.5" 300blk i thought was my fault until i finally diagnosed a gas block not sealing to the barrel right leading to inconsistent gassing shot to shot.

Just want to be able to find RL 26....also Blackhorn 209 for my muzzleloader

I see you are using varget powder, I tried using the same powder & it just spills all over the press, I called dillon & they said varget is a problem, did you have any problems? I have the rl550 B

I have the B14 carbon and with Center x it doesn’t shoot like this gun. I have the BMR X on order in Steel paid $ 650

Adjustable gas blocks only work if the gas port is oversized for the ammunition being used (over gassed). They will not increase the barrel port pressure as many think. Adjustable gas blocks leak more gas by their design and can actually cause malfunctions if the rifle is perfectly gassed with a standard gas block. I do run adjustable gas blocks for suppressed and when using weaker pressured ammunition like steel cased. I also use them with my competition rifles with the lighter buffers and carriers. I have tried many different types, but the only two I will use is the Superlative (blow out setting, not the choke side setting) and Rifle Speed. Adjustable gas blocks need to be maintained (oiled regularly and move the adjustment knob in and out) or they will become carbon locked. The Rifle Speed is the most durable, easily modified for the rifles need, maintained and has the ability to adjust without the need of tools. Adjustment springs that are on the inside of the gas block itself will fail because of the heat created by the block. The Rifle Speed has the adjustment spring on the outside of the block, can be double stacked for more resistance in the adjustment and is not effected by the heat.

What kind of POS tries to shoot a small doe with a 50 BMG?

Yes, and I adjust them for suppressing. Just learned that less gassy means less recoil. I think?

300 blk barrel on the way for the build. will that block carbon lock with enough rounds?

Incremental zoom adjustment! A premium feature that should be advertised. Most scopes simply double the magnification only. The resolution or picture quality also gets cut in half with each higher magnification increase. Really really nice. It looks like there is some fine focus adjustment to increase picture quality in your video unless it was a high humidity day or low temperature differential.

i would not build an AR nowadays without an adjustable gas block. It makes a big difference to be able to tune for any ammo, suppression, barrel length.

Start by bedding the rifle. If you have the synthetic stock you bed the action with Devcon, and fill the stock with Rubber silicone. This will improve recoil management and accuracy. Yes you can spend more money if you have it to my a $200+ stock, and scopes.

I feel like I'm at work sitting in a meeting with Engineers 😂

Have you run this on the automated 1100 to see if it keeps up?

Nice vid. If I mite I would ask you to get hold of a Rifle Speed Gas Control and test/review it please. Thank you for all your labors for our benefit.

Tikka 7 mag here for about 12 year. If I were to do it again I'd go for 280ai. Not impressed by the 7mm prc

I’ve watched a number of your videos regarding the 6.5 PRC, I’m preparing to reload and wondering which power you prefer? TKS Jon

Thats fantastic

I just purchased Bergara terrain wilderness in6.5 PRC & this was very helpful! Great explanation of your choices and process! I have reloaded pistol for years ! But I’m new to rifle reloading! Patience is key!

2:30, Low Powder...... Just sayin

Wish they weren't so dang expensive.

Good video. I have a few comments. 1. There was a bit of confusion - the pushing in with the gauge gave a LONGER reading than the Locktite or the sized case methods. This means the camming effect of the bolt pushed the bullet FURTHER into lands. 2. I have used the sized case method for decades - with a variation. I mark the bullet with a Sharpie marker pen (traditionally use a candle to apply soot). I seat the bullet long and note the comparator reading. I then chamber it with the bolt. When I remove the dummy round, sometimes the bullet can get stuck in the lands and needs to be tapped out. Now the rifling marks and the case mark are clear on the bullet as the Sharpie ink will be scratched. Now I can seat the bullet back to the sharpie case neck mark & measure on the comparator. 3. The scratch mark on the sharpie ink shows the taper effect of the rifling & when the bullet starts engaging with rifling. Normally about +/- 2 mm or 80 thou.

Great video!

You talk to damn much... get to the point !!!

Ruger make some 300win mag in 1:9. Easier to get ammo for

There is a guy with dreads I have seen here on KZbin that claims to be a “sniper” who makes the claim that he killed combatants with near misses.

I've never mounted the scope to the rings before securing the rings to the rifle. I think that method makes sense when mounting to a pic rail but if you have rings that mount directly to the receiver, I think it's best to 1) tightly secure the rings to the rifle first, 2) lap the in order to ensure high degree of contact, 3) mount the optic (keeping everything level of course). Great video! Look like fantastics rings.

scientific as possible, nice test! didnt expect so may reloads. Everybody say 5 reload on one brass is max

What about locktite for sealing primers

.30-06 and .375 H&H... if no other cartridges had ever been invented, i'm pretty sure hunting would have faired just about as well as it has with just these two. I've got both these too, i live and hunt in grizzly country and i run those same Nosler bullets in my .375, 300 grainers. I load a mid-range powder charge from the Lyman manual, IMR 4064. Six things i DON'T want - maximum velocity, fastest possible bullet expansion, lots of meat damage, maximum possible recoil, maximum wear and tear on rifle, possible diminished accuracy. Which is what you get loading hot.

Just Purchase a LYMAN E-ZEE TRIM™ HAND CASE TRIMMER for $7.75 instead of a GEN 3 CASE TRIMMER for $439.00 and save $431.25 ….

Love the way that rig turned out. Now that you have your settings dialed in you can do a digital camo pretty easy. For the under coat do different spots of color. Do the same over coat and then laser off a digital camo pattern to reveal the different colors under.

Why choose the 357 SIG when the 9x25 Dillon can be loaded to SIG levels or to full 9x25 specs? That same goes for the 40S&W when 10mm is available. SIG was attempting to duplicate the performance of the 125gr 357 Magnum aka "the man stopper", which it fell short of, whereas the 9x25 duplicates. When both cartridge are loaded full SAAMI spec like those from Underwood Ammo, both have the exact same velocity of 1,700 fps and both produce 802 ft.lbs of muzzle energy.

You can spend all the money you want on an optic, but I'm all about dollar cost value personally. For NRL I think the best dollar cost value will be the Arken EP5. You can get a better view with others no doubt, but I'm not taking pictures.

This is a good all around powder been using it for a long long time for 38, 38 +p , 357, 9MM , 44-40, 45 cap and if i am shooting something with some age on it I will reduce the recommended charge by 10% just to start out with. Super video stay safe and have fun.

You have the best reloading channel. Thanks!