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Here's a crazy thought: Instead of all this speculation... why not try something yourselves, and post the results for the rest of us to benefit from?

There are many ways to clean brass. Cleaning your brass is a necessity. Foreign material in or on our cases can cause all kinds of problems. Damage to expensive reloading dies, damage to rifles, and various other issues can arise if proper care is not taken. Historically, shooters tumbled...

A direct quote from the article: It says the exact same thing that you are now saying. I'm sorry but I know of no other way to explain this to you, nor do I think any explanation I could provide would be adequate for you. I'll say no more on it.

The range hood was very necessary for me. Carbon dioxide is nothing to play around with, and my annealing sessions go rather long sometimes. The discomfort I was feeling was completely alleviated by the addition of the range hood.

Indeed you are correct. However, if the "container" expands, the pressure is then reduced, which results in lower velocity.

I recently installed a range hood over my annealing station. https://forums.gunhive.com/topic/613/annealer-setup-got-some-more-refinements/2

I'm sorry, but the science behind this is quite settled. If the space containing the pressure becomes larger, then the amount of pressure will be less, all other things being equal. Thus while pressure starts out higher than the previous charge weight, the bullet is not being acted on by...

I think you may have misunderstood what I wrote there. I do not say that more powder gives less pressure. What I said was that there was less pressure available to act on the bullet, due to component expansion. The pressure is not lower, but rather is lost to case expansion. This very same...

Just finished up an article that should help people gain a better understanding of the pressure at play in their firearms. Let me know if you have any questions and I look forward to your comments!

The suppressor helps with recoil. It still pushes you around a bit, but it's nothing too severe. The weights of the system are as follows: HTI Chassis w/bolt w/mag - 10lbs Factory 375CT barrel - 9.5lbs TS Customs 375CT barrel (fluted) - 11.5lbs TS Customs 375CT barrel (no flutes) -...

Oh, sorry about that my friend. I forgot to address this. Here's a video with some live fire. Head to the 17 minute mark for some shooting. The HTI is a little more difficult due to size, but still not bad.

I own Primal Rights, Inc and we are a dealer for Desert Tech that provides custom barrel conversions as a complete package. Beyond being a dealer, no other associations. ;) 2236yds on a full size IPSC. Quite a few attempts were made prior to that. I spent a long time... a VERY long time...

I'm with Taliv. A 7 twist gets the job done with virtually every bullet commonly available for .223. The .223 doesn't have the horsepower to spin apart light weight bullets, and even 40gr bullets still work fine in a 7 twist. The bigger issue is how the chamber is setup. Some real accuracy...

I don't understand the issue here. You don't see people typing out 308 Winchester or 223 Remington. They type 308win or 223rem. If there's something in my post that you don't understand; Ask, and I'll explain it for you. The terms I was using are quite common among precision rifle shooters...

Yes, everything I shoot feeds from the mag. :) The bullets are impressive. Here's a 352 next to a loaded 308 round.

While it does not work with smaller cartridges, the Desert Tech SRS is the most versatile bolt action currently made. http://www.primalrights.com/desert-tech

Mag changes are certainly not as easy as on a traditional rifle, but it's a compromise I'm happy to make in exchange for the superior weight distribution and OAL characteristics. I do not compete in PRS, so I don't find myself having to mag change quickly except when I'm coyote hunting. In...

Sounds like a problem for mortals... lol ;) Nothing wrong with having a couple full auto's around too jeff.

Everything as pictured is in the $15,500 neighborhood, plus or minus.

There are some that claim nearly 1.0 G1 BC's. These that I'm using are .890.