I forgot how much I enjoyed these old videos hope all is well

I love that the majority of your videos start out with you going through the basic loading process. watching you do the same process over and over really helps my memory. You learn by doing and it seems like I am doing this when i am watching. Keep up the amazing work.

You should make a JRB T-shirt with the quote on it "that's just good shootin brother"

Love it that you admit to being a hermit, same here. Perhaps being a hermit and obsessiveness over reloading are mutually inclusive. A couple of years ago I drilled some holes on the edge of the dining room table the other day for the new reloading press when the missus was away for a few days. When she got back and noticed the holes, she went absolutely berserk,  had to go and hide. She still brings it up from time to time.

Johnny!. I hope your well!, miss your content

Yep still here and watching your vids bud.

Good stuff Johnny! Get some rest and feel better!

You're a machine JRB!  All these good reloading videos you are pumping out, awesome job!

Great shooting and great video JRB, best wishes on the sickness, get better soon.

With the two 6.5 creedmoors I've had with h4350 had there nodes at 42.4 and 42.5. I've pushed out to 43.5 before with no signs. They both loved the 143 eld-x and they perform great on deer.

I'm the one who reported a drifting issue with the little scale.   Didn't realize there had been a reply until I watched this video, LOL.   Responded in the other post, but a cut and paste here as well:

"JRB, I didn't think about the batteries, but I just installed some fresh ones.  I'm still having the same problem, which is: once I've calibrated and zeroed (set tare) with the pan on the scale I will get anything from 0.0 to 0.2 once I remove the pan and replace it.   What's also interesting is that my tare weight will vary with the pan removed (between 146.5 and -146.7 grains).  I can also leave the empty pan on the scale and the reading will drift +/ .1gr just sitting there.  I've tried it in several different rooms in the house, so I can't see it being a wind/draft issue."

I see that tuma benny and ktmracer358 ! are also reporting similar issues with theirs.

Thanks for all your hard work. I'd much rather watch your videos on Sunday than watch football. LOL

love your creedmoor  videos. after watching I tried loading up 143 eldx with imr 4064 and imr 4895 both 35.5 grains of powder and the groups were smaller than imr 4350 totally impressed with creedmoor my axis 2 loves every load I try thanks for all you do on youtube!!!

Chamber chiller is pretty cool. 22:45 watch it blow the smoke out the barrel as it’s inserted. Seems to work well. And if lower temps are maintained your barrel life could increase quite some percentage of good shots. Great video. Thanks for sharing the useful data.

HEY JOHNNY,  you still alive.... been anticipating a new video from ya Brother. I
I know you have a busy schedule but Maaaaan I need my jrb video Fix ....

Hope you get better soon been some real nasty stuff going around.  I bought both of the scales will give you an update when I get home to try em out.

Thanks for doing this. I've tried using a lead sled and my groups are always much larger than when  I'm holding the rifle. Be interesting to shoot a load both ways for the heck of it. Between the sled and the chrono there could be some weird harmonics going on. Thanks again.

Great video as usual. Feel better!!

I'm watching your 6.5CM series with interest as I just dropped my TC Compass 6.5CM into a Boyd's stock. Developing a load when the temps warm a bit is a priority. Many thanks for your efforts.

The shiny spot on the brass head is caused by a rough bolt surface when locking and unlocking it.
Cheers