1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

You guys work on your tacos so much, school work should be easy?

 

Happy I'm switching over to IT, I'm actually going to graduate in 4 years.

 

No offense, I've met a lot of ppl that work at (and own) gun shops and a lot of them dont know wtf they're talking about.

With that being said, if you need reloading advice, @Blue92 and I will be able to answer any question you may have.

Its like when you've got a Toyota question, just ask @Empty_Lord @Speedytech7

 

You try multivariable Stoichiometry and tell me it's easy.

 

What are you offering

 

Once you get a good load worked up you need to chronograph them aswell, otherwise reloading for distance is pointless imo. Run your speed numbers through a site like JBM ballistics and that will give you your dope for different ranges. The data it gives me has always been spot on. So much so that I basically have it memorized for the ranges I shoot at.

Also I know @Kwikvette will hate me, but by no means do you need to drop the coin on a coaxial press. I learned reloading and started shooting competitions with a Lee haha. I moved to a Hornady only because of the die bushing system it uses.

 

Instructions unclear, dick stuck in stapler.

 

It’s just like researching how to work on your truck, no mystery

 

Perfect answer

 

He's just teaching me the basics. You will be my go to guy for the prime loads lmao

 

Mfer that sounds great

 

All I can say is, 9 out of 10 times the most accurate load will be at or near what the book lists as the max powder load. Dont do the "start at min load and reduce by 10%" BS. Youre wasting your time. Start in the middle and work up, expect the higher loads to yield better results.

 

You should come over. I need to build a run n gun type range in the woods lol.

 

It was, sautéed asparagus with pancetta too

 

Velocity is key lol depending on bullet weight of course right?

 

2 - 1 oz gold American eagle coins?

 

So many variables involved with ballistics. Sometimes goes against general theory. More like trial and error.

 

Not good enough skipper.

 

Ok I figured elevation and so forth. But I'll do sample size of 5-10 shots per recipe