Please keep the speaker at full size (not in a small window in the upper right corner). An hour plus looking at the Wilson seating die.

I LOVE long videos, because it will contain more useful information than short. Looking forward to more good videos ， cheers ~~

Thank you Mr. Barnhart, this is an incredible amount of valuable information. I'm saving this video.

Thank you for this video. Very good advice. Think I will watch it again tomorrow. People want to hear about these tried and tested methods by pros like this. What works and what is a waste of time. This is the important stuff to pass on. How do you sort your cases? After fireforming and full case prep done. Do you need to neck turn good brass like Lapua on outside of necks? Do you need to neck turn good brass like Lapua inside of necks after fireforming? These sort of questions are not answered by the pros that often, and when they are the person usually is looking money for the answers. Sorry if your reading Eric C I love your FREE videos. I will be watching and waiting for next follow up reloading video coming soon I hope AB. Thanks

Wow, lots of great information. Thank you for sharing years of knowledge with the shooting community.

I have very similar processes, and have noticed very similar patterns. Some things to think about, and some validation to what I am already doing. Thank you for taking the time.

Thanks for this very valuable real-world information!

Nothing but admiration for Al and his accomplishments. I may have some different views here and there on seating depth trends and the durability of nodes being better at longer jump, but I am guessing that is because he doesn’t run the same bullet. As with the wider search for the best charge, it also often pays to go ahead and explore some deeper than common seating depths. Many folks have run very wide sweeps and found that the Quickload model doesn’t match the case volume issue with the deep seating, and in fact the general finding is that the velocity in fact trends down slightly rather than up. At least this is the general observation with common midrange and long range competition calibers or the ones being run in PRS. I am a firm believer in picking the best bullets up front and dedicating some standardization to them in order to get a focus and higher resolution understanding of where those generally tune. It certainly saves lots of time compared to scattering yourself over many different ones. These days it isn’t easy to burn components on general load searches. I really appreciate Al taking the time to share his experience and will be pointing his talk out to folks who are getting started.

Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE Quickload, but they need to move into the 21st century. iOS/Android version with automatic updates, or heck, the PC APP itself updating over the internet as an option would be nice. Who even uses CD-ROM anymore? And only releasing updates on CD-ROM as well? I really see a huge opportunity for some aspiring developer with a love for shooting here. *rant over 🤣

Really enjoyed that. Made some very interesting points. Cleared up some questions I had. Thanks for sharing this info

AI Barnhart is the most impressive AI I've seen so far, this modern technology is amazing!

@SavageShooter93

6 ай бұрын

Yeah they almost have me believing his name is AL and he is a US rifle team shooter.

@zigjib

9 күн бұрын

@@SavageShooter93 lol wake up sheep

Wow how super informative I just soaked up so much information thank you Al Barnhart for sharing.

Thank you for the education!

Thank you for the knowledge

Great info!

Thank You for sharing.

Fantastic information. Thank you. 🐕

Excellent information!

Great learning session, thank you.

How do you tell QuickLoad that you are into the Lands? I always thought that it assumes that you are there already and all you can vary is seating depth. The more compressed the load the higher pressure. This was a phenomenal video. Thank you for the advice on compressed loads.

thank you.

Very true what you say about the Internet 👌

wow. Thanks so much!! J.

Wise words 👍

Applied ballistics rocks

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I have gained a new perspective on shoot, load development from This webcast. Thank you for your sharing of years of experience with me. Much appreciated! How do I get on your emailing list?

Very good discussion! Has anyone ever published a primer evaluation test? Is that something AB would consider doing?

@AppliedBallisticsLLC

2 жыл бұрын

I will send this request on to the AB Lab

@leadrain4801

2 жыл бұрын

A guy by the name of Salazar did back in the mid 2000s

What brand is that press please?

Best lube EVER

@taylorbokshowan5713

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve had great luck with it. Sizing seems way easier with this lube.

This is the first time I've heard that bullet length is 80% of the make up of Ballistic Coefficient.

Buying a labradar or AMP together by 3 people never works out. It's not a solution.

@NoelLucas

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏼 Never has and never will!

@Johnsormani

Жыл бұрын

Depends on the persons you’re sharing with. It’s better this way than with no Labradar/amp

Nice video, great information, but the video and audio were horribly out of sync with one another. Then I went to watching you in a 3” window on my 52” plasma television. Please improve this with a faster internet connection and/or hardware change on the guest speakers end. So So many more questions and time needed. I look forward towards watching more in the future, thank you. 😎👍

@ryridesmotox

3 жыл бұрын

I thought my audio was the only one. I listened to it on the way to work without video so that didn't bother me... til I was watching it at the bench

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How can I get that hat! Haha

Should be using a micrometer to measure bullets, not calipers...

Virgin Breasts? That's what one of your chapters says...

Virgin Breasts? 21:50

99% alcohol doesn't exist...