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[@andrewbarton2]

Bubba, you're saving lotsa folks R&D time & money. Good job!

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

my pleasure brother. yall have a blessed new year!!

[@andrewbarton2]

@@BubbaRountreeOutdoors Hope you & family have a great New Year. Let's hope the AFT gets abolished in the next 4 years!

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

@@andrewbarton2 amen!!

[@mattcowen294]

The "White Lightning" Wad is one of my absolute favorites. Great job as always Wade.

[@bertkilborne6464]

Occasionally I inventory my buckshot loads that I made before I started watching B.R.O. Things have definitely taken a turn for the better. Thanks for the help Wade and thanks for the help on FaceBook too - The only reason I still have a FB account.

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

LOL! My pleasure brother...

[@joearledge1]

Hey Sir, I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate you and Roger and Tyler and others giving us all of these fish and pointing us in the right direction for our own load development! Seriously thank you all very very much. I was hoping that I may be able to request a video or short series from you and the others, teaching us HOW to fish? What I mean is walk us through how YOU develop a load starting with pulling something out of published data. Moreover, I'm interested in problem solving during development. Such as what order do you try to adjust things (charge weight, wads, powder, crimp, primer, hull)in? How do you go about tightening up a load, or loosening up a load? What are some general "rules of thumb"? For example, recently you shared that stacking by 2's is usually tighter. Another might be that your choke shouldn't be tighter than your shot column diameter (not sure if that's a thing or not, but for example 0.350" stacked by 2's then your choke shouldn't be tighter than 0.700")? Every loader has "their way" of solving problems in development, I'd love to see how you, Roger, Tyler, and others identify, analyze, and solve load problems. Sorry for the novel, and thank you again Sir

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

great idea Joseph!!

[@charlesdriggers199]

It will be great to see the dog drives. I know I have greater satisfaction using loads I create whether shotshell or metallic . You definitely made some deer stoppers there.

[@jmdavis45]

I hope your leg is doing well and you get to hunt this year.

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

All healed up and can't wait to get in a stand!!

[@jessepokrzywinski8839]

That shredded Winchester hull was a classic sign of PSB getting between the wad and hull. A general hull failure is usually a simple split or separation in the base/brass area.

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

yes it is... those CSD wads have little holes in the bottom of the pedals! I just figured it out Jesse! Thanks buddy.

[@chadmitchell3616]

Yeah different sizes in one shell like some turkey loads

[@colinwright9191]

So we have a guy here in Virginia named Charlie he makes custom chokes for buckshot the name of his business is Ashland gun innovations I’d love to see what you thought of his chokes I shot a kicks buck kicker for years until I bought one of his chokes and it by far out preforms kicks maybe give em a try!

[@Graderman3587]

I need to start using white lightning wads I use your data already but I see those wads make a huge difference

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

If you like tight patterns at extended ranges, the TPS wads are the ticket!

[@rhecryan9799]

I’m so ready for the hunting vids hope you are doing well

[@scottmcclure1196]

Wade, What determines the use of a Mylar wrap?

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

hey Scott... in my case, the Mylar wrap takes the place of a full-length wad in rounds where the bigger pellets are used. Because when you are using pellets .36 cal and larger there isn't a full-length wad that will fit. It's another layer of protection for your chokes.

[@Oldmanwithagoldpan]

Great video Wade and thanks for the info 👍🏻

[@garygwd54]

What aree the dimensions of your white paper and how far is your chrono from the muzzle? As always, awesome video brother Wade.

[@BubbaRountreeOutdoors]

48" white paper and 6 foot from the muzzle.

[@jakeaddy1742]

Great video

[@YellowHammer26]

👍👍

[@kyadak]

Amazing

[@keanmarkgrandapetit79]

winchester es el mejor...exelent

[@TJLANG321]

First !!!!! yea buddy

[@cjsiglerii]

*sees 000bk in title: 😀 *sees that its in 3": 😐