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Reese on the Range
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What's this channel for? It's for the unending improvement of the skills and technology of shooting sports.
Why is that important? Because without it, you're stuck with or are trying to modify the same, old ideas of yesterday. Over time, you will grow bored, complacency will set in, and shooting sports will decline to the point of being but an old memory.
Why care that shooting sports are more than a memory? They're a lot of fun for one. But it challenges you to do something active AND use your brain. You don't have to be a top-level athlete or a rocket surgeon to be involved. That opens the door to more people to get involved, and with more people, competition goes up. This forces you to improve your own performance. Even better, it creates a class of people that are more active and creative which improves our society. You're more capable of creating bigger and better ideas and solutions to life, and the world benefits.
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Why is that important? Because without it, you're stuck with or are trying to modify the same, old ideas of yesterday. Over time, you will grow bored, complacency will set in, and shooting sports will decline to the point of being but an old memory.
Why care that shooting sports are more than a memory? They're a lot of fun for one. But it challenges you to do something active AND use your brain. You don't have to be a top-level athlete or a rocket surgeon to be involved. That opens the door to more people to get involved, and with more people, competition goes up. This forces you to improve your own performance. Even better, it creates a class of people that are more active and creative which improves our society. You're more capable of creating bigger and better ideas and solutions to life, and the world benefits.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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Can we get this Mossberg to shoot sub-MOA?
Join me as I take my friend's Mossberg MVP chambered in 5.56 NATO and make some key adjustments to enhance its precision.
In this video, we'll walk through:
🔧 Stock Bedding: Adjusting the stock for improved alignment and better ergonomics.
🔧 Stock Clearances: Ensuring proper spacing for optimal performance and stability.
🔧 Put Epoxy Sleeve: Applying an epoxy sleeve to reduce barrel vibration and increase shot consistency.
🔧 Lap the Lugs: Smoothing and aligning the bolt lugs for a more precise fit and improved accuracy.
In this video, we'll walk through:
🔧 Stock Bedding: Adjusting the stock for improved alignment and better ergonomics.
🔧 Stock Clearances: Ensuring proper spacing for optimal performance and stability.
🔧 Put Epoxy Sleeve: Applying an epoxy sleeve to reduce barrel vibration and increase shot consistency.
🔧 Lap the Lugs: Smoothing and aligning the bolt lugs for a more precise fit and improved accuracy.
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Is this what they mean by “switching to secondary is faster than reloading”
6mm Arc is absolutely amazing. Factory ammo shoots great and if you want to reload it is absolutely endless on your options. It's a very fast and flat shooting and when I reload for coyotes and use a much lighter bullet it is an absolute screaming round that is a tack driver for long distance. I get sub moa on factory ammo and even better results with reloads (which is to be expected)
I think you have a bigger issue right at the taper. Like. That’s gonna fire form and break the case.
Bro your gun is block of metal
And What??? Embarrassing
whats this process for though?
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I am no gun nerd, or american. Can someone explain this to me ?
I use an induction coil bent into a u shape. I never trust torches being lit for too long
good video interesting, read a lot of the comments and kinda surprised because usually the gun community is pretty nice however no mercy for you but for a few explain their experience and opinions as gentlemen. I have read about the bolt things before but know zero about reloading. No worries and I don't claim to know everything about anything and our opinions can change as things change. you have a friend in Pennsylvania.
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…so what?????
а нахера он это делает?
Gotta make sure your bullets are warm and comfortable
I have a Hornady progressive press and the more I use it the more I wish I bought a Dillon.
My condolences
Yeah my 6 arc gas gun has performed extremely well. Not sure what your concern is unless you've broken bolts of your own? Guessing you haven't. 6.5 grendel is very similar and people have been running that for years.. beginning to think you may just have opinions, not opinions based on personal experience.
For my use under 800yrds, a 6.5 Grendel which costs half as much per shot for good 123gr AAC ammo from PSA is more than adequate and gets very respectable performance from an AR15 platform. AR308 is so much mire cumbersome to carry around and manuver with the only real advantage is that in SHTF you are more likley to encounter ammo by expedient means...of course 5.56/.233, 9mm and .22LR are going to be more common than .308/7.62x51 and still put unwanted holes where you need to put them for your best interests.
This will come in handy soon
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Brass and other nonferrous metals get soft when heated and rapidly cooled they harden when heated and slowly air cooled
A perfect example of the missinformed and technically ignorant guntuber world.
This seems a touch over engineered.
That’s just useless bro 😂
Ran my 6 arc to 1550 sub moa out to 600 single hole groups at 100 carries more energy further than any 556 round and at 600 is pretty close to 308.so i dont understand your disappointment, I've got it ina savage 110 and a faxon upper both are fantastic performer's
This is so slow and insane
I knew a gut that built a machine to anneal brass 20 rounds at a time.
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Thanks cool tip.😊
Imagine being so stupid you make a video
Why?
I think for the process a water plunge is necessary
And uuuhhhmmmmmmmmmm Why?
Mp me bro i m work munition to
You'd think an inductive setup would be more effective for annealing the cartridge cases...
Seems like a ton of extra work considering all the fibers that are likely breaking and falling off inside the barrel that you now ALSO will need to clean out...
Pissing off the FUDs with this one. They're so mad as they clean 3 rounds of diposits off of their barrel and sit there wondering what magic is inside of their bolt 😂
And this is how you ruin rifeling.
Thats the most 9mm looking 50 cal barrel I ever seen
There’s a reason cleaning brushes are copper/brass wire
Don’t let this guy near your guns…
Love your choice of music. Goes very well with the video
OH NO, YULL REK YUR BAREL! Jk, this is the best ways to clean rust and stubborn fouling from a barrel. People act as if they don't make steel jacketed ammo that you send down the barrel at 2,000+ MPH. It usually does kill the bore brush though.
i guess it depends on what you want your rifle to do. i figure if someone is the kind of person that shoots steel ammo they dont care about accuracy anway
Sweets 762 solvent soaked patch, wet the lining of the barrel and work it in good with the patch, switch to a spear tipped jag, push it through, flip it and push it through again one direction only, from the bolt bore chamber end to the crown, then use a clean patch every time until it comes out clean. Run a bore scope afterward to check your work. Copper jackets clean the rifling doing the least damage to the bore, as long as they’re not boat tail spire, soft, or hollow point match projectile’s that allow part of the un burned propellant charge to become forced between the round and the rifling scoring the bottom of the barrel’s rifling, ( this is only high velocity ammo in 220 swift type chambered rifles with cylindrical shaped gunpowder granules
I really hope that is your barrel you are destroying... for one, NEVER use steel to clean the inside of your barrel. Two, you ALWAYS go one direction with the bore brush. (From chamber to muzzle.) Not back and forth...
The whole theory behind only going one direction is to avoid getting deposits in the bore so as not to wear out the bore/bolt head prematurely. This obviously isn't an issue in this video.
@michaelgrubb8896 oh it's still an issue. Going back and forth in a barrel can cause burrs to form in the rifling of the barrel as well as you are going to warp the brush itself to a single shape therefore not get as good of a clean. I have spent over 20 years cleaning all kinds of rifled barrels. You should always stuck to brass and nylon brushes.
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Nooooo!
is the scaling normal or is it just from how zoomed in the camera is? i would assume you’d want it as smooth as possible.
Tooling marks are common! People in the know use rubbing compound to polish most of them out!
The scaling is heat damage. Happens in every barrel if there's enough rounds through them
Some moron will inevitably post that using a bronze brush will destroy a barrel. Uh huh, sure, okay, if you say so!🙄🙄🙄
Cual es la funcion de este proceso.
I wouldnt have wasted 2 seconds on that rifle without first replacing the barrel . Wasted ti.e and energy