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Where we can find this speed loader ?

How were the groups? Does the rain effect them much?

Wow looks like a bit of a challenge

I would like to get my hands on this program. Could I talk to you about this ?

Is this high master 10-60x56 or tactical 8-80x 56

That's AWESOME!!!

Only if we were told how big is the plate..

Nice shooting Stuart

Awesome job. Love it

Wow 500m with a 22lr is awesome way to go guys.

Right hand action with a left hand eject - never seen that before!! Wouldve liked to have seen the group he just shot. Nice to know the elite shooters shoot the way I do - trying to get all rounds off quickly during the same prevailing wind opportunity. 👍

There isn't any explanation of the system! We are supposed to discern what you are presenting? May I suggest that you redo this video to present the system in a quiet atmosphere and have a full detailed explanation of it (you know - answer all of the 5 W's). The labeling machine and the labels are awfully expensive! Why not printout the results on 8-1/2" x 11" paper and staple it to the target? It is much less expensive!

OMG Rube Goldberg is alive!! I have been researching an annealing machine to buy and I find most of them overly complicated and really expensive. I need to anneal several hundred rounds at a time and I want something with hopper and not something i need to sit and constantly feed like this or some of the turntable types. Then I stumbled on this - th-cam.com/video/FPoBSeRIdIw/w-d-xo.html - not perfect but also not complicated and very very cheap to build. It looks as if it will do everything you need it to. The annealing process is not that precise. Timers and temperature gauges arent really needed.

waste of money

So complicated and still no hopper for auto feed

Is this program available to purchase or is it still in test phase?

1.5-15 videos out yet?

Really Good idea to make an alert when the machine is not 100% sure. Great app, congratulations. Cheers

Hi, few years ago I had made a java application that could read the scores. You just had to click roughly on the first and the last target, and the program was able to recognise each single target by centering on the average position of the darkest pixels on the external rings. The main problem was to get an image without distorsion do make it detect the centers properly. Since I had no such large scanner, I took some pictures with a good camera on a stand but it was not perfect (still some tiny distorsions). Since I gave up with rimfire benchrest shooting, I didn't finish this software. Cheers

That’s an awesome piece of technology. Love ya work

Dont listen to the jealous haters that wish they were you.

Wow great job fellas

this is just for showoff I can make a simple machine to do the same with some relays and swish's with out braking the bank

That brass looks over annealed

How can we make a cheap and easy process really expensive and complicated and unreliable.... o i know said amp

That's awesome how that works.

Hey Stuart, you should make it to a couple 1k Benchrest matches here in the states. You can shoot one of mine if you like.

Outstanding improvement over the older FX 5-40 model Stuart, I'm pretty keen to see one of these scopes in the flesh. Do you have an ETA or RRP for these optics yet mate?

Great looking optics Stuart, if March can deliver what they've promised, I'll be adding a couple more optics to my new rifle builds this year. Great work fella!

4.5-28x52 scope sounds like a brilliant combination Stuart, I'd be very keen to get my hands on one to have a look!! Any word on when we might be seeing the new 5-42x56 model in Australia? Very exciting time in the March Optics world... Will there be any shooters in Australia having a look and review of these optics?

I'm very excited for this scope. It's got some great features for PRS / NRL.

Those cases are SMOKED. Over annealed.

We used to call that style a machine-gunner...he picks a particular wind condition and fires his group as fast as possible to (hopefully) remain in that wind condition. The rifles these gents use are as close to mechanically perfect as you can get, and it's the skill of the shooter at reading the wind that determines the winner.

So not only you got most expensive annealer you also need equally expensive and complicated feeder.

Nice vidéo See you later at new forum www.benchrest-forum.com/

pretty darn amazing!

I fail to see how a 'floating' scope will stay zero. I shoot field target 7-55 yards, every lane different distances. Zero is critical and a floaty wobbly scope is not something that you want. just a couple of clicks out at 55 yards is the difference between a hit and a miss. I also hope the px is better than the other models. 6-60x and 8-80x have had bad issues with staying paralaxed.

should have filmed from the other side. I'd like to see his rear bag set up.

Game changer boys.

Very interesting annealing setup. I'll have to look it up and get some more info. That's one nice reloading room you have. I might even admit to being a little envious.

Very interesting little unit Stuart...thanks for the vid!!

What is the purpose of the paper target taped to the top of the barrel? To cut the glare off the barrel?

You might have trouble finding a "Dillon" case feeder that handles large rifle brass and once you have an auto feeder set up on a progressive press you leave it there. Those cases look way "overdone" too, by the way.

I’m thinking about getting one of these machines. Where can I get this add on at?

If You call y'rs machine "perfect'... what do You think about this ? : th-cam.com/video/WR8Efk_3R3g/w-d-xo.html

plus d'image super sympa

tell the camera guy to sit the hell still

Such nice people , always enjoy dealing with them. Good products and service;)

How cool is that bit of Kit, I think I need to get me an AMP Annealer..oh and a reloading room like yours Stuart..oh and a wife like Annie that is interested in shooting too :)

So NO picture of the target. What SMH!