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Proof that the left are lame and not funny 😂

I would agree !

no he not you brain dead fool.

@@Galona223 2024 TO 2028 😊 4 blissful years to look forward to… plus more ❤️

Obviously you have TDS. You should seek some professional help.

@@lencac7952 Yes a very acute one indeed, one that requires prompt therapy and counseling

And Stormy said he was a crap shag

​@@lencac7952 Yeah, making a vile comment is easier than trying to argue any of the claims presented by the commenter above. I would add that Trump is responsible for the January 6 coup. Jair Bolsonaro did something similar in Brazil, but Brazil seems to actually have a serious judicial branch, so Bolsonaro is held accountable, whereas the United States have a laughable parody of a judicial system.

Ah yes, yet another TDS victim.

Hiya lestr: Well given the choice between LC brass and commercial brass for and M1A I would much prefer LC brass. My understanding between LC brass and LC Match brass is the match brass was never intended to have the primer crimped into place. Other than that the 2 types are exactly the same. However, in all honesty I can't really say why. I suppose the critical element would be what the volume is of each type. And because I'm OCD had had to go and check volumes of LC and commercial brass. Not enough difference to make any type of discernable difference. And I guess longevity might be a consideration. But because of the way I tumble, clean and prep all my cases can't really say as any type of brass fails faster than another. I guess I prefer LC cases simply because that is the brass that would have been used in the M14.

LC brass is thicker walled and heavier than most commercial brass, and have a reduced capacity. General rule is to reduce powder charges 2 grains when using LC brass. There are a few commercial brass that has internal volume similar to LC, IMI brass comes too mind. Norma brass may be similar, but it’s not the case for most commercial brass such as Remington, Federal, etc. Winchester has the thinnest walls and has the largest capacity. This is only true for .308 / 7.62 brass.

Hey lestr: I've always thought that also. however, by the measurements I've made, as I said I didn't see enough difference to make a difference. Wall thickness at least at the neck for LC and pretty much anything else I checked is usually .012" to .013" plus or minus .0005". So I don't really consider that when reloading. What I am more interested in is how much run-out the different cases have. And admittedly I think LC brass is perhaps the best of the lot.

@@lencac7952 If you cut the brass lengthwise you"ll see that the LC brass is much thicker towards the base of the case, and the internal volume of the LC brass is less than commercial cases, hense the recomendation to reduce powder charge by typ. 2 grains. Other than Federal Gold Match brass, I usually load with LC brass for my M1A. I enjoy your videos especiall load development, asI'm an avid reloader. Good shooting.

Hi lest: Ok, you've laid down the gauntlet. Now I'm going to have to do a video on comparing the internal volume of 308 LC cases vs commercial cases. As a percentage how much difference would you guess?

Thanks Huckleberry: Much appreciated (-:

Hi Ralph: Wow! I am humbled by your comments. Very much appreciated.

Hi MrDausen: It is a pretty nifty bit of kit. I've only had it so far on this AR in the video but it does seem to work pretty much as advertised. I recently got a picatinny for my Anschutz 22LR and I mounted the Zulus on it. So it should be interesting to try it on that. Ok brother thanks for watching and commenting.

Hi Dave: Don't know if you've seen this one either but here's the link. I think you might find this interesting. th-cam.com/video/gtyhRE3wnVw/w-d-xo.html

Hi Dave: yep YT is getting pretty F'ed up. In the last couple weeks YT started putting "sponsored" ads on virtually all the vids I watch. But I figured out a workaround. I did a live chat with them about how I'm not pleased with their ads. What I got was a bunch of lip service about how it's revenue and tough shit. As for this SOCOM it is totally as built by Springfield except for the Vietnam era M14 stock that I replaced the crappy composite factory stock and the red dot and mount. So I'm sure it has a Springfield receiver and perhaps other parts too. But as much as it will get used it will last longer than me. If you haven't seen the vid on installing the stock and how I did that here's the link th-cam.com/video/CeaNTgeZ_gY/w-d-xo.html Peace out brother. Take care David

Hi Dark: well if I had a Mas 45 I would do exactly that. Will a video with a Anschutz 22lr do?

@@lencac7952 Merci pour votre retour. Bien sur une anshultz 22 lr c est le top. Je trouve que le 22lr est un calibre qui permet de s exercer avec exigeance. Pour du tir a 200 yards voire au dessus. En france le 22lr a beaucoup de succès. Bonjour de France.🇨🇵🇺🇲

You know I haven't given the Anschutz any love in quite a while. Perhaps it's time to revisit that. Thanks for the comment dark.

Hi Dave: Yeah I know, it's just money until you don't have any. So I had to crack open my piggybank to get the Garmin. At this point my options for picking projectiles is based on what's available, which isn't much. I think in reality all the major brands of bullets probably fly fine. Although when I got the Garmin I also got 100 rds. of what Midway called "blemished" bullets. They claim it's only a cosmetic type thing. And they definitely are not as shiny as the regular stuff. So well see how they fly.

www.midwayusa.com/s?searchTerm=steyr%20mount The mount is 2 piece. It's available but it's Weaver style not picatinny. So mine I had to open the slots to fit the Arken rings. It works. I did start to look into a picatinny rail for our actions. Something I think I'm just now catching on to is this. Our actions are Steyr Mannlicher. So the top receiver has not been flattened-out like the new Steyr rifles. Our receivers are completely round. However, I'd be willing to bet the screw spacing is still the same. Here's a link you'll find interesting. It gives measurements. www.talleymanufacturing.com/product/picatinny-rail-for-steyr-pro-hunter/ Measure yours. I think we have what would be considered long actions.

Look at Brownell's or Midway for mounts. Do you have a Steyr of some kind?

www.arkenopticsusa.com/halo-scope-rings/

Yes, it is a hardened piece. I had to get expensive drill and tap. I think the drill was a carbide drill. And just taking my time. I suppose you could use a couple of machine fasteners for the mount but I think the thumb screws have a shoulder cut into them. You'll want to be extra careful to not strip the threads in the receiver by over tightening. It appears that the new stripper clip insert from Springfield for the mount is a much better fit than the old one that I had to drill and tap to get it to stay tight in the dovetail. Thanks for watching and commenting.

​@@lencac7952yep splitpoint solid carbide is the only one that will do the job.

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Hi michael: Thanks brother. You know any more with the level of CNC machining processes and new tech and all that. So unless for some reason you're hooked on the 722 a person can get some PLR rifles of very high quality tac drivers for not a lot of money. Just make sure you get the best bang for your buck. Like I've said "only accurate rifles are interesting".

Hi Galona: I agree and you're very welcome (-:

Boy you said a mouthful. If you're a dinosaur then what does that make me? Fossil? .... the missing link perhaps. But seriously, shit is getting seriously weird. Interesting but weird. Oh and evil. Take care Dave.

Hi burville: It does seem like it works. After looking at the video I could have done a better job of focusing the thing. This may warrant me going north to the range there for longer distance. Be interesting. Many of the vids I watched to figure out out to work the thing are from folks in the UK. You guys put them on pellet rifles.

Hi fain: Thanks. I'm familiar with what #FJB means. Not sure what "F yea merica" means. Enlighten me.

@@lencac7952 fuck yea. America.

Interesting. Things that make you go uh

Hi Galona: Good to hear from you again. You say you love the 50. That is until she tries to rip your face 😉 Peace out brother

@lencac7952 LOL. I noticed she looked a little wild! Thanks for the video!

Hi phone: You know at first I think it's young man, 20 years old, brain damaged with years of DJT hating rhetoric under his belt. Since he was like 10 or 11 years old. So you figure loose screw. But then when you see how the actual lay of the land is, it is impossible for law enforcement and secret service to not even have a team on that roof. It's the only other building around! Other than the building roof by the stage where the SS team snipers were located. It is absolutely impossible for that to be missed. Very suspicious. So that kid was the preconditioned loose screw needed, the sacrificial lamb so to speak, to provide plausible deniability? They obviously couldn't use a pro that would not have missed. And who is they? No legally provable connections will be made. But the connection that leads to the same end point is still there. It is the spirit of Godlessness. Really very basic, very simple. But the flesh hates the things of God. You know I want to get to the range because I have something to show y'all. But it would require certain special conditions. And it's been like 105 to 110 here for the last week and will continue. And these 70 year old bones at this point just say fuck! So I'm a fair weather shooter I guess. So let me ask you this phone. Of all the crap I put on my channel what stuff do you like the best?

Hi Dave; I'd have to say I'm not parcel to any brand. I think they all fly fine. So I will get what's available. And today that's not much. I think it's more a matter of the combo for a particular rifle and how the cartridge is put together. - David

@@lencac7952 Agreed, the barrel has to like the bullet and you have to know how to put a accurate round together. Btw, Barbra was hot..

Hi Michael: It sure would appear that way uh? None of the 3 M1A's I tested shot the 40 year old surplus very well. Thanks for commenting (-:

@@lencac7952 The reality is, some ammo was never good to begin with, and some folks simply don’t understand that an accurate rifle won’t necessarily perform when its fed crap ammo-its a combination of good ammo, rifle, and shooter that makes for little groups!

You are so correct. That was part of the tests also. To see how different old surplus ammo. is vs. some decent handloads. Most folks are just people with guns and have very little understanding about the intricacies of the hobby. Only a few are actual gun people. I suppose we could consider those people nerds. But the nerds are in the know. If I was rich I'd go and get high dollar factory ammo. to test. Be interesting. But I'm not about to go spend $40 on a 20 rd. box of ammo. Thanks Michael.

Hi Michael: Yep, what the Army was thinking when they thought it a good idea to put the Alaskan and Weaver scopes on these things is a bit of a mystery. The Marines knew it was a crap set-up so they refused to field the A4's. The rest of the militaries around the world fielded much better set-ups like the Germans, Swedes, Brits. Likewise, I've had a number of vintage scopes of that era. But in reality modern scope, even not high end scopes are head and shoulders above those old scopes. Thanks for watching and commenting Michael.

Hi burville: After watching the video I can't help but notice a couple things. One, this M1A rings the bell also like the one last week. I have learned from building these things the sound of the flash hider ringing shows me the the gas sys., the stock to action mating is all in tune. Second, I shot the handloaded ammo. with more diligence than the surplus ammo. Shot the surplus a little sloppy. In all honesty I built these for 2 friends that wanted the ArchAngel stock. And the LOP on it is a bit too long for me. So I never get comfortable. Next week we shoot my NM M1A with walnut stock. Be interesting I think.

Hi Dave: If I have my choice I'd prefer 4895 but I can't find any of that stuff. Haven't seen any for a couple years now. Always sold out online. So fuck it! The only reason I still have 4064 is because I found a lb. of it I had stashed and forgot about.

Hi Dave: If I had my choice I'd prefer 4895. But I can't find any. I only have the 4064 because a friend a few years ago got it for me cause it was on the shelf and forgot he had it. IMR 4895 should be renamed to Unabtainium. Oh, now that I think of it. I think I want to tighten-up the Schuster adjustable gas block by another click. See how it is kind of throwing the brass out lazily? Notice how this one rings the bell also like the first one?

@@lencac7952 Hodgdon Varget use to be my go to powder a few years back especially for my 223. it literally is Unobtanium here in the UK and the rest of the EU.... Apparently there's an ingredient in it that makes you grow a third bollock if you shoot it.🤣 so the bureaucrats in the EU banned it's use.😡

Hi Mega: Thanks brother. Oh, BTW ............... #FJB😉

@@lencac7952 , Hey my Friend Question : What is the Tool ya put on Calibers to measure the Ojive ?? I've never used them all these years but even with good quality projectiles COAL isn't cutting it lately .. For say a K-31 do ya know what it's called or used ?? thank you MB .... #FJB

www.midwayusa.com/product/1012747079?pid=570611 www.midwayusa.com/product/101273351?pid=231904 www.midwayusa.com/product/1012743827?pid=479704 www.midwayusa.com/product/1012753414?pid=187579

@@lencac7952 , Thank you my friend I really appreciate this .. Trying to get like your reloading, lol... Have a great weekend n #FJB

Hi Michael: Thanks brother. Good rifle and 5 lucky shots😉

Hi des: On this one I can't remember particularly but it's probably a concoction of bees wax, turpentine, white vinegar mostly. I think the original walnut k31's were finished with something as that. The beech wood stock I think were finished in a shellac based finished. End cap on handguard, I cheated, it's Krylon. Taped and sprayed. Action Knob. Polish first then carefully tape before CeraKote job. Rear sight tangent just clean it with 1200 grit on a flat stone to get the CeraKote off . Does your stock not have a serial number stamped on it??

@@lencac7952 Thanks for your detailed reply. The stock has never had its surface finished or been on a rifle. The only numbers are under the butt plate which read VII 44 which may mean made in July 1944. The other concern I have is when they bake after cerakote the rear sight solder will melt?

Wow, that is a find. Yep the date code is stamped on the butt plate surface. And nope, if the CeraKote guy knows what he is doing the bake temp 300 degrees, is far below the melting point of the solder used on the rear sight collar. So the issue you raise is not really an issue.

@@lencac7952 Ok. Great. Thanks again!

Hey Mega: thanks brother. I was pretty happy with this one. Did you notice it singing?

hi Michael: Did you notice it singing? That tells me the whole thing is tuned like it spoda be.

The reply thing is acting a little weird. Anyway, back in the day like when I got my Colt H-Bar the 69gr SMK was really the only option. It is a near perfect combination for a 20" AR or even a 18".

@@lencac7952 My RRA has a 20" S.S. Wilson Wilde Chamber Barrel (Not Wilson combat) though, It's all free floated and weighted with lead, same with the Buttstock, it is the N.M. of yester year when open sights were the only option, it has a White Oak N.M. trigger, It will shoot better than I can.

"It will shoot better than I can" .............Ain't that the damn truth.