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I have tried to get on the forum and call CMP with no luck. All the Rack, Field and Service M1's are out of stock. Are there still good buys in the store location? Maybe more coming to the online orderings? I did order on of the expert (new stock and barrel) and would still like a more historical rifle. I am US Army retired, did my BCT right there in Anniston, 1986 Ft. McClellan.

That 2500 is weak. It needs a more powerful motor and the brass movement was very slow.

Wow! Great Video! Thanks!

The Nosler RDFs are awesome !!

On the gold forester plate where you say the bullet wobbles just turn it around problem should be solved no more wobble of the bullet.

Hey Crusty, you do USPSA too?!?! I'm a recent subscriber after viewing your load development video. I shot USPSA for quite a few years, mostly in the 2000's. There was an older guy - former marine - that was fun to be around. He would remark that we were all under the same flag when talking about the different military branches. (I was Air Force '72-'76). I wonder how Roger is doing?

Thanks for putting this example together and sorta overlapping the load development techniques. I've tried most of these techniques and seem to end up back with the OCW method. When using the OCW method i choose the load which has adjacent groups that impact in the same general location. In your example this would be the 24.9 to 25.2 span. Next I would try some seating depth testing to see if i can reduce the group size a little more. Sometimes i will notice the velocity change per change in powder charge weight will be less too. I look at that as a 'plus' to choosing that load. I actually don't look at sd and es until I'm done. Generally the sd is single digit which is another 'plus'. Brass prep can make a big difference in this regard. It took me a while to realize I was the biggest variable in my load development process during the range portion. Firing a consistent group was hard for me to do. I'm getting better and more consistent now so that helps load development outcome.

There guys out there that rebarrel these things. Was considering one, no thanks, I’ll stick to my Beemans.

Thanks for your tips on rear bags. I Shoot an RPR also, and this review is very relevant to me. Looking for a good bag rider so I will check out your info on that too. Thanks!

After viewing several tests by different people using several chronographs at the same time. The Labradar is providing the correct speeds.

8:35 “Bonus Room” 😮😂

You’re not qualified to rate any air gun. You’re a really average shot for your average experience. You have a very nice air gun. You have no experience.

That’s awesome man!

Yes what's the number to Gamo

I believe you can learn a lot from 3 shot groups. Every time I go to the range I shoot several 3 shot groups. I keep a record of every trip I take after several trips and many groups I take the average. I think that works great for hunting rifles and I never fire fouling shots just like I wouldn't on a hunting scenario

It would be helpful if you would do a video on setting up excel with the formulas to give the SDs, ESs and graphs. I can work it out on my calculator, but never did it on excel. Great content!

Thinking about doing annealing with an automotive inductive heater like yours. Looks like you made the coil, and I suspect it is lower inductance than the standard coils that come with the unit. Coil inductance affects frequency. Just curious if you verified the operating frequency with your coil in place?

Great information, I know will put a couple ways into my next development for my results. I have always done a five shot group for a node and also look at velocity to what I am trying to accomplish.

That's not a good setup for f open . Not sure why you would choose that gun , that cartridge, that bipod , really any of it , are you shooting only in a local match woth some odd rules ?

Unboxing is fucking stupid .

I experienced with with my caldwell vs a garmin. I am now doubting my pistol ammo because i dont know which is right.

Wait a minute, at 17:40 you say your group was .384 inch/moa, but if you're shooting at 50 yards then there's no way that .384 inch equals .384 moa. Maybe at 100 yds, but not 50.

Hornady guys (Ep 50 or 52) said from tests they've done, the weight difference within a batch of their brass is mostly variation in the extractor groove cut.

I use a Labradar for MV and a sunscreen chrony for distance. I shoot a number of rounds at the range, then run a 1000 shot Monte Carlo simulation on Microsoft Excel. I then calculate the BC at different distances, true my Ballistic Computer, and I don't have any problems hitting at 1000 yards ...except for wind. I hate wind. If you attribute MV to powder load variance (plot the line, extract the linear equation, then scatter plot the charge variation), you can measure how accurate your powder charges are from round to round. I use it to improve my tolerances.

For bad windage issues, call the CMP Customer Service. One of my M1s shot way left. Luckily, I’m close to Anniston. I brought the rifle back and they fixed it right up no problem.

Very nice review. I am looking for a better rear bag setup. I normally shoot benchrest long range 600-1000. I'm looking for a bag setup that will work with all three rifles. Previously I've been using old blue jean sand bags and a crown royal squeeze bag. I like making stuff so I might try that route. At one point I was using an old drill press x-y axis base but it is a bit clunky and overkill. but the ability to micro adjust side to side was very nice.

Bobby is super helpful on any questions you have. And his dog sweet as can be. Helped me pick out a couple of M1s.

Ive had many Hatsans, nothing but trouble.

You're right about getting hung up on choosing gear but rear bag and bipod make quite a difference and Protektor bags are great. Just need to choose the right one for you go through all their menu options of ear size, spacing and finish on the website.

Where is the assembly link?

Good review. Just boight a smaller protektor bag. Have to get it out to the range. Do mostly benchrest. Good luck with your fclass this year.

Excellent! Thanks for sharing, Chief!🙏💪

You cannot learn enough from a 3 shot group.

Very nice…semper fi

I hope you put a level on that sand to see if it's level!

+1 for the tenmile.... best scope for the money... and lighter than any other (the lht feels like junk compared to tenmile)

I try to choose a powder to achieve the velocity I want, that will achieve close to 100% case fill. Nosler data has case fill percentages in their load data. Had good luck with this method.

Thanks for the great comparison.

Gotta love jarheads!! give me that old marine corps spirit give me that egal globe anchor semper fi marine

I agree. No unboxing.😂😂😂😂👏👏👏

You can get a window fan to put in to suck the hot air out. At one point they were about $30 I don't know what they cost now. I use one in my armory when I'm melting lead.

With both Bluetooth and noise dampening turned on you got the advertised time with Bluetooth only its about 9 hours and just dampening only is 25 hours great review semper Fi never die

garbage rifles, non existant customer service

Very nice setup! Whats the wood setup under the 5/8" plywood?

Semper Fi, thanks for the materials list. Great setup!

Great video. Looking forward to camp Butner end of next month. Hope to see you there

Nice looking reloading bench. Drive on.