Simple velocity graphs for load development

[@MSTRnBTCto-the-moon]

Thanks for showing this. I have been watching your videos for years and wondering how you were doing this.

[@jdman520]

Thank you for making this video. It really was simpler than i had thought. Love you videos!

[@PreparingForSHTF]

Excellent video. This is just what the quant in me wants. I love numbers as much as I love shooting. Now I can visualize the dispersion about the mean of my shots.

[@vprsrul]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing!

[@JinkxSoldga]

Out-frickin-standing!!! Such a great idea!!

[@rutrose2000]

Thanks for showing this Johnny. I guess I should have searched longer before reaching out on Twitter.

[@gixxerrider9305]

Is it bad I didn't know your google account had all these apps? Here I almost bought a new laptop just to pay another $100 to put excel on it. Johnny saving me all kinds of money so I can buy more bullets for my 10" groups

[@Oregun]

Nice, I always wondered how you did the trend line. Thanks!

[@jassonco]

It all makes sense on a spreadsheet!

[@grayman2148]

As with all of your work ....U-DA-MAN Thanks

[@ericthibodeaux538]

Are u only using one shot for each charge weight to get your velocity? Are is the number your using for each charge weight the average number for say a three shot string or 5 shot string for each charge weight?

[@brodybyrd6110]

from my understanding the single dots you see on the chart are single shots to get the velocity to know around where your target velocity is. Where there are multiple shots on a single line vertical are 3-5 shot groups stringing vertical with the same powder charge.

[@Thorsaxe777]

Thanks dude.. I was wondering how you did it.

[@albertlemont5471]

Your more OCD with these than you are reloading. B)

[@flobie1kenobi]

Watching this in 2024 and realizing that Muhammad Ali died in 2016