Tod Hendricks interview | Keep'em small #12
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Congrats Tod, and thanks to Erik for putting this together..........Excellent !!
Thanks for series. Great content. Really cool that everyone took the time to do the interviews.
Great interview Erik and Tod. The 1/4 MOA at 600 still blows my mind.
Maybe I misunderstood, but I though he said inch and a half at 600 yards, minimum.Can't get the brain to imagine quarter minute groups.Three inch groups would be half of an MOA. On my best day...
@@daviddale3624 MOA is an angular measurement. A 1/4 MOA at 600 is 1/4 MOA at 100. Think of it like drawing an isosceles triangle where two sides have a length of "a" with a base of "b". As the length of "a" changes (100 vs 600), the angle between the "a" sides remains consistant.
I’m not a shooter Eric but an old man who was teaching me my craft taught that practice doesn’t make perfect Perfect practice makes perfect and I remembered that watching that video
I love this series! Thanks Erik🇺🇸👍👊
Another great video Erik, and congratulations Todd , you guys are great, Jon Petrzelka
Great stuff Guys awesome to meet Tod , I would love to have a chat with both in person. Steve from Aussie.
Every Sunday I normally do brass prep after shoot for the weekend working on getting everything ready for deer season and this video was perfect... LOL Good stuff and great video brother keepem coming!!!
Thank Eric for providing these interviews. Listening close, you can pick up a lot of great information. Keep-em small
Damn a wife that throws powder for you.... can’t all be as lucky as others
That's an interesting take on crossing the angles of stock to barrel. That is an artillery type of method and why the 8" howitzer was always the most accurate gun in the inventory. The crossing point between the two angles, or equilibrium point, was actually in the rear of the track piece. That weapon could drop a 200lb projectile within 50 meters of the target from 15 miles away. So, I would reference that in this physics and ballistics explanation.
Pro Shooter Podcasts !!! Love it brotha!!! Can’t thank you enough!
Erik, I really appreciate all of these interviews. Been a lot of great info!
I really appreciate you doing these interviews. Thank you Eric and thank you to all of those who shared there information so freely.
Tons of great info. I guess I need to step up my dry fire game.
A whole hour at once, what a treat
Tod: 1.5 at 600 and it get's thrown out. Me: uhhh can I have it? haha
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Currently i shoot .22lr off a bench...been doing that only 2 years. No competitions just for fun.
If i wanted to start shooting center fire and also start loading...what recommendation would you give me? Is there a "starter round" and "starter rifle". Maybe something less expensive to reload and on the softer side.
My range only goes to 200 yards.
Also I would love for you to bring on a .22lr benchrest guy.
Thank you
Y’all were talking about new shooters being welcome, and I have to say it’s totally true! I did my first match last weekend, and everybody was absolutely amazing!
Woah. That stock angle got my wheels turning!
Kings of the hill talking about how they climbed that hill.
Pls like and share with your family friends or local range
That hour went by fast. Thank you.
Good interview
I'm thinking you need so PRS shooters
On caliber and loads and rifle equipment
They haven’t decided on caliber yet. They change once every two years. 😂
I’ll interview some PRS shooters soon.
will be doing more dry firing,great video.
Wow!
That inch and half at 600 yards barrel standard he stated is 0.23MOA.
Erik uses his rejected barrela for tuners, but what about the rest of the shooters?
Where can we get the rejected F Class barrels? I'll pay shipping if they want to throw a couple rejects away.
I would even pay for one!
"1.5" groups" is that 5 shot groups or 10 shot groups? :)
@@PatFulghumAdventures My guess is 5, that's how they compete.
@k m i was thinking the same thing
@@PatFulghumAdventures and how many 5 shot groups? Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then?
Erik and Tod Thks for your time
I'm confused about the barrel to for end angle. < or > ?
Nuther home run, Eric. Thx!!
Throughly enjoyed the video
So would he mind telling us his normal cleaning method? I know he said wire brush but what else and how often? Thank you
Eric, there was a lot of discussion about angles built into a 1000 yd gunstock. Please do an interview about this issue and other stock secrets that enhance accuracy at 1000. Keep-em small
27:40 - Germán was also the person taught me to clean using iosso. Heck, Germán taught me a LOT about mid and long range shooting. As a newbie around 2010, I was blessed to start learning the sport at the time when he was shooting the local matches. Not only was he an excellent shooter, but he was also incredibly patient with me as a coach, and just an all-around nice guy. I miss seeing him on the line.
Really enjoyed this interview. So, your wife uses the "Chargemaster" to throw charges and something else to confirm the charge....I love that. The best I can get from my wife, while loading, is a cup of hot tea. Good on you Tod!
Tod..that real nice
That's funny, I was actually thinking about that whole forend angle thing today, only for PRS. I bet it would make shooting off a bag even better.
So is my 300 Norma no good?
Never get enough info, you guys keep bringing up funky little, or even big things, that a person just won't consider or actually do anything about unless the idea is presented as something that really may help. The talk about the stocks struck me this time, I understand that they really make a difference to the comfort level of shooting, Explaining it is another thing altogether, Material, styling and fit on the buttstock can make or break two guns in the same cartridge, especially when the recoil level is on the higher side.
Erik and Tod, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience and continuing to contribute so much to the shooting community, it is much appreciated.
Love this series. Still say call it “Inside the X”.
You should reach out and try and have a chat with Rod Davies.
Great Video! Thank you both for all the time involved in making it.
Same lot
Thanks again guys for your time. Great info. Cheers
You do a cracking job Erik. Thanks for your time
Hell ya
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Love this series, thank you for the great content
I assume when you guys say 284 it means plain 284 Winchester
Yes
Great interview 😎😎😎👍
Thanks guys !!!
Hey Eric, Loving these videos. I'm surprised to hear that you don't clean your cases. Carbon builds up on the inside of the case and changes the capacity over time. Take one of your cases after you fullsize it and bang it upside down on your desk a few times you'll see that some of the residue has broken off the walls of the case and ends up on the desk. This changes the pressure over time. To quote you "I can make it consistently clean but I can't keep it consistently dirty". Also annealing dirty cases can actually leave a "glaze" on the case neck which for me caused seating issues if I didn't clean it off.
You have tested it thoroughly. I’m 100% confident in dirty brass. 😉
@@ErikCortina No. I haven't done direct A/B testing on the range. However, I did verify a change in case capacity and I know changing case capacity changes pressure which then changes bullet velocity. However, it's entirely possible it doesn't change it to an extent where it would affect performance to a noticable degree. Especially if you're keeping track of firings and loading the brass with the same amount.
So when you say you wipe the brass down before you size it do you mean you take 0000 wool and wipe the neck or what?
Rag.
@@ErikCortina Costco rags all day 😂
Another amazing talk going to the scores do you think with all the high scores now do you think the targets should change eg 1/4moa v bulls and 1/2moa 5 rings(10 ring)
No
@@ErikCortina why do you think this I believe in the next five years this is where fclass will be look back 8/10 years ago cleans were few and far between now clean is a standard and it won on v bulls
@Lucas Oldaker that’s what Iam saying i think It won’t be long before it’s 1/4moa v bulls because the scores will be 100.20 often
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5 to 9000 rounds a year! OMG! How do you guys work??
Figure $1.50/rd to reload each round...they pay $20,000/yr for this "hobby"
@@altruisticscoundrel I bet they get some nice sponsorships that helps a little.
@@graynotescartridgebox Yes, but you have to climb that hill to attract the sponsor.
@@bliz4600 yes indeed.
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I have only been watching you a few months but you were talking about cleaning . I know how to clean but I would like to try your method and products. You talked about brass brushes. I just swapped to nylon as “they” say brass damages the crowns?? Help with a video. Please
Pleease do a video on showing the set up you talked about for your daughter. How do you score dry fire.