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If you get rust stains on the stainless steel barrels you can use a product called citrisurf 77 plus. You can get it in a spray bottle. Works great. I’ve used it on piping and tanks after someone used a carbon steel brush. Using stainless wool or brushes avoids the potential issue.

It’s been a week to 10 days and there is no coolers on your website yet

Thats awesome 👌

Looking forward to seeing this series

I thought I had seen all of the videos on the ACE but somehow I missed this. Love it! I will be promoting this video over the weekend!

Hi This MDT chassis work in a Steyr pro hunter .308 win 26” barrel?

Getcher gun orl

how do I buy a barrel cooler?

Looked on your website and do not see this barrel cooler for sale. Can you send me a link?

Keep up with the podcasts Jamie. The distributed nature will always keep that as the freest way to spread info. You and Richard are the best.

I’ll see you there!!!!!

can you use LEAD bullets?

I have literally listened to all of your podcasts and wanted to buy one of these! Now, with your tick of approval, i can 😊

When you assume you make an "ass" out of "u" and "me"

With the shooter not noticing a proper cartridge discharge, wouldn't the first question be, is it a hang fire? Firearm pointed in safe direction and wait for 30 secs. Then extract cartridge and inspect for bullets presence and primer strike. The squib load is serious business. I'll bookmark this vid for a tutorial.

*3:00** Two questions.* *Isn't the scope/optics mounted directly to the action?* *Isn't the barrel free floating?*

You are 100% correct :) I've seen females new to shooting show up to the Range with expensive 308 rifles and $80.00 boxes of Match ammo. cdn. They hated it so much they never returned. I offered to loan them my 22lr but they just said no and went home.

Ive had pretty good succes with a t3x in an acc elite chassis without bedding, its about 0.5moa. But Id like to bed it still just in case, but Im too scared to do it yet

i was close to purchasing a carbon fiber barrel. after hearing the pros and cons in this video, i understand why i shouldn't. thanks for taking the time.

Jamie and his staff are incredible. Quality and customer service is # 1 with Wolf Precision inc.

Incredible group on that steel at that speed Jamie!

Carbon wrapped barrels take longer to cool down. Hunting or a few shots is all their good for.

Hi love your chassis, may i ask what it is?

Any plans for an ACE to be available in 22 ARC?? If so, how soon would you estimate that to be available??

I just came across this video, thank you for making it. I recently bought a Tikka T1X and put it into a MDT XRS chassis, and when I removed it to adjust the trigger I saw the exact same thing on my chassis that you show in this video. I had been debating bedding my action into the chassis but wondered if I was overthinking things. Now I know I’m making the right choice bedding it.

"MOA or Mils?" Whichever option is cheaper on Euro Optic

good looking rifle!!!

Long Shot Precision makes an amazing grip with a thumb shelf called the adjustable grip. They are also the creator of the Adjustable Bag Rider. Highly recommend you give it a shot.

No JAE? Color me surprised!😂. Love the blue!

Awesome short. Concise information. Thank you.

GREAT INFORMATION..

GOOD STUFF!

I’ve been watching your videos and think you Do a pretty good job. However, we need to see less of your shop and the glass case. We need to see close-ups of the products you are presenting. Either edited in close-ups or just move closer while you are given your presentation. Otherwise, good videos.

Very nice 👌

Please, a little less view of the glass case and the shop. Need to see the product that you’re talking about closer. Don’t mind seeing you and your body language, but need to see the product and specifics closer up. A lot of us have no place to go to to see these products in person.

Very nice looking

It is really cool to see the behind the scenes on how my setup was made! Great video!

So cool to see this on TH-cam after having seen it in person at your long distance school in November! Keep up the great work Jamie!!

How is the barrel so concentric with no spider? Good stuff!

How does the bolt feel as far as smoothness running the bolt and cocking compared to bats more expensive actions?

That only works on bolt action and brake over. Ive done that on mine too but still.

In "Any Shoot Will Do, The A-Square Handloading and Rifle Manual", on page 16, states: ... ... ... one primer went off, initiating a chain reaction that filled the air with shrapnel and cost him both his eyes." Another fellow on TH-cam told a story of hand priming in his lazyboy chair when one went off. They found the lid to the primer tray stuck in the ceiling above the chair. According to the story it had just missed his face. So be extra sure not to have it aimed at your face when hand priming with these tools. And safety glasses would be a good idea too. Lee in the instructions to their hand priming tool Warns against using certain brand primers in their tool as they are known to detonate and cause a chain reaction. So if one uses a hand priming tool, especially with certain primers, they should wear safety glasses as mentioned in a plethora of reloading manuals.

Powder comes from the factory with 40-50% humidity in single base, and 50-60% humidity in the double base powders. When the reloading manuals give a powder charge weight it is with the moisture include in the weight ( see: Midway USA LoadMap reloading manual a top of page 5). So it is with the factory ammo as well. If one dries the powder out, the rounds will be hotter than originally planned, due to the volume of powder and faster burning when lacking the moisture content.. In maximum loads it can become dangerous. And yes moisture can seep into a loaded round, as well as back out again depending on the humidity level out side the cartridge if given 24 hours according to the Midway USA LoadMap reloading manual on page 8 under Humidity, unless one seals the round with sealant. Hence it is best to store ammo, powder, and primers in a controlled environment of say 49-58% humidity. This can be done within the sealed ammo cans by putting a Boveda 49% or 58% Two-Way Humidity Control Pack. Or one could store them in a Cigar Humidor cabinet that is both Humidity and temperature controlled. I personally stored my ammo in IP-65 rated boxes with silica packs in them, with Bluetooth temp and humidity monitors to boot. Within days the humidity levels were around 28%. Not good if left that way for extended amounts of time. I have since taken the packs out and replaced them with the two way humidity control packs. Now things are as should be. Anyway, vacuum sealing with desiccant pack will not only suck the air out of the cartridge, but will absorb the moisture from it as well whereby drying the powder out, making for a hotter burning load. Not good. 1) chronoplotter.com/2021/08/19/how-does-humidity-affect-powder/ 2) bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2008/09/tech-tip-humidity-can-change-powder-burn-rates/ 3) th-cam.com/video/pzDHRwi3QVk/w-d-xo.html

I only load straight walled cartridges, but I load them as if I where going to nationals shooting 1,000 yards. Of coarse all my targets are within 100 yards and in, but I still take the time to make match grade ammunition. My favorite is the 45 Colt. Second is 460 S&W Magnum. Third is the 45 Auto. And the fourth is 455 Webley. And last but not least is a wildcat cartridge I am developing. I start out with new brass, and trim each one. I then lube, size and then flare all of them before running them in a dry tumbler to clean all lube off of them. I then prime and charger them. I weigh each charge on a beam scale and trickle the load to a T. And then seat the bullets with a Redding Competition micrometer seating die. And finally I crimp the case mouths. As far as reloading them I deprime, then wet tumble, then dry thoroughly. And from there I start the above process beginning to end. I never get in a hurry. I do not care how long it takes me, but rather only care how well of a job I do. I shoot to reload, as opposed to reloading to shoot.

Is the alpine as accurate as the hunter for a rifle that will also be primarily a target rifle but occasionally a hunting rifle? does it act like a pencil barrel?

Thanks for the awesome video! Considering to get an igniter action but seems the pre-fit barrel availability is kind of limited. Are there any recommended barrel providers? Or do you provide barrels for this specific action?

3:44 just to say no. lol. Just say no.

Do you prefer this or A3-5 for hunting and target shooting?

What color blue is your rifle?