Quickload.MP4

[@joeregina3627]

I bought this program and it should would be nice if you did a couple more videos, The manual that I printed is a great sleeping aid.

[@cratxn1]

Ditto on the Case Gauge....the techniques taken for granted by one familiar with an instrument..would be illuminating for a new purchaser or one contemplating the purchase of such a unique piece of equipment

[@joeregina3627]

Good demo. I was thinking about this program and a couple of ways that it might helpful but now I see there are many other ways that I hadn't considered. I'll buy it.

[@JuanMiron-j3s]

Does your program account for the differences in pressure between bolt action rifles and automatic/semi-automatic ones?

[@ivarwb4115]

Very informative. Thank you for posting!

[@naare0602]

very helpful Hope for more

[@skirkdouglas]

Where is the rest of "the series"

[@ioannastasa3007]

Hi. On the barrel time when the bullet is more accurate when the number the higher or lower? Thanks

[@edd.7051]

Barrel time results in accuracy when barrel time and bullet exit from muzzle occur when this time is at the null of the barrel's oscillation.

[@ioannastasa3007]

Ed D. Thanks for your replay. But when the bullet is more accurate, when the numbers on barrel time are high or low. Thanks

[@BertLangdon]

It depends on the rate of oscillation which is going to vary with different types and quantities of reloading components.

[@unclenick222]

@@ioannastasa3007 Neither. There are usually two or sometimes three nominal barrel times for accuracy in a rifle. Going either above or below one by too much will result in groups getting larger. Search on Chris Long's OBT theory to get a better explanation. Look at the tuned barrel analysis on Varmint Al's web site to get an idea of what is happening to the gun.

[@tymkiwp]

Hello do you sell it ?

[@crushthesheeple]

Cool software, but no way am I paying $16 for you to mail me a cd. Ridiculous.