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I follow many channels, but this is the best, highest quality, most honest, and no BS!  Outstanding!

I'm 61 years old and got into handloading almost 30 years ago when I bought a 454 Casull. I'm still learning new stuff. I load for several handguns and rifles. I'm not a balastician by trade so I don't shoot or load everyday. I love being a sponge and finding new things to learn.

As a 44 year reloader,
This is pretty agreeable stuff so far.
You & I may disagree, at some point, but your experience has led you to your conclusions, just as my experience has led me to mine.
It’s utterly silly if anyone gets pissed off over different experiences.
As a fellow reloader, with respect for your experience, I  anticipate learning something.
There is a deep satisfaction in sharing experiences & I will be all ears. 👍

Bring it on man! Practical reloading without the Bs we don't need. The whole if you don't like it you can leave attitude is spot on with your skill level. Nice work all the way around. 100K subscribers this time next yr.

I have never had a mentor in my hunting or reloading career. I got into both later in life due to career choice and geographic location. Now that I am semi retired and 54 years old I have much more time to pursue my passions. To that end, I have learned the most from Tim since he and little crow started doing youtube videos. No nonsense and right to the point honesty is so refreshing. Safe to say I am a huge fan.

I have a worn out barrel in my first hunting rifle chambered in 270win. A lefthanded mauser-werke 3000L. I am looking forward to a little crow gunworks re-barrel. I am partial to the 270win so anxiously awaiting that video.

Many thanks to Tim and Dale for putting this content together to educate the shooting public. Keep up the great work! My only negative comment would be to stop apologizing for long videos! Guys like me (and I imagine many others) who have a lot more to learn love em long! Frankly, I'm disappointed when they end! Great work guys.

Hold onto your mags, folks—Little Crow Gunworks is at it again! Bringing you the latest and greatest in custom builds, because ‘off-the-shelf’ just isn’t in their vocabulary!

Thank you! All of us need and can use the help of a mentor…, at 76 years, i remain a student first and occasionally an instructor. Been down the same pathway you’ve traveled.

Tim
Thank you so much for this series and the 7mm series.  I have been reloading for over 40 years and I am learning tremendous amount.  The free fall from mount stupid is a little uncomfortable but I am grateful for your measured approach to this subject.

I watched your series on 7mm. Loved it. I really like the honesty and no bs approach

Good to hear someone put a different spin on this. As a retired heavy equipment field mechanic and fairly new reloader, this raised an eyebrow. As a deep seeking trouble shooter in my profession, was on a clear path to finding out the nuts and bolts to every problem. Understanding any component thoroughly in relation to that component intertwined with the rest, was by far more interesting to understand than the total. I agree with how many out there with large bases do not seem to relay enough of the correct information, especially when most of us just want the honest truths, in whatever endeavor we choose.
You have my attention.

Thank You! I've been reloading for about 25 yrs and your graph makes perfect sense.

Nice to see so many comments from experienced cartridge builders. I've been at it for about 30 years myself. Started with an old Rock chucker and beam scale gifted to me by my highly experienced gun smith father in law. Been hooked ever since, and has been a source of enjoyment between us for many years. Started with 25-06 for hunting and pistol for competition. Then 270. Then long range precision, which is my favorite!

All to say you've earned me as a sub today and I'm really looking forward to this series and will go back and check out some of your past work. I don't think you're going to ruffle nearly as many feathers as you think. Most hand loaders I know are always trying to learn and improve. Those that are know it all's will be stuck where they are. And I think you're graph with order of importance is spot on. I dont agree though that most other channels push the lower impact items as the holy grail so much as they are tools/methods for fine tuning in the precision world, which is all they are IMO.

Anyhow, congratulations on a job well done and im looking forward to this content!!

I’ve recently put pressure up higher on that list i have a 25-06 that shoots well under 2950 fps with all 4 powders I’ve tryed I’ve kept messing with seating depth trying to get it to shoot 3050 because people say it’s slow. I’ve never chased speed but trying to figure out if I’m doing something wrong or if this 22 in barrel just likes a lower pressure. I’d already settled but I’m actually kinda experimenting. You’re the first person that’s said pressure matters!!! Everyone else saying run it to max. I’m gonna just shoot it were it’s the most precise and leave it alone. Great info thanks for confirming my theory. It’s like I was supposed to see this video because it’s the only video I’ve ever watched of yours and I’ll be subscribing

Gordon's reloading tool is going to be interesting.  I appreciate all you do!

I love that you brought up the Dunning-Krueger effect.   The older I get and the more things I try to learn the more I see that the DK effect is universal and is also an impediment to learning.   Even in things that I’ve been doing for decades I always try to approach it with an open mind.   I like to think that I’m an eternal student in everything.   I’ve found that I end up learning a lot more with that mindset.

I totally agree with you. So many people emphasize on things that don’t matter it will not create more accuracy.

Great info. Thank you for your time on these videos, priceless years of knowledge.
This information is so true. Thank you again for being one of those folks that put it out there to help people. I hope people can understand the context of the information you're out there.

Please. Keep ruffling feathers. I really liked and subscribed during the 7mm series. Can’t wait for reloading series.

Tim, the more I listen to your channel, the more I like what you have to offer.  This video was exceptional and very informative.  
I'm a Quick Load user. What I've found is the pressure window that produces the best consistency is where the yellow band just meets the red or just slightly above.  Those who use QL will know what I'm saying, but it's way below the maximum cartridge pressure. It's usually where no pressure signs exist. Your comments confirmed my suspicions that just because a cartridge is capable of 65K psi, doesn't mean it should operate there.
Can't wait to see the rest of the series. Nope,  I'm not missed off, LOL.