People like Bryan are far and few between. He exhibits a humbleness born of honoring the scientific method in his work. That means continually pursuing the falsification of a working hypothesis.  We wouldn't be awash in so much misinformation and outright falsehoods If more people took this approach in their thinking. Erik, thanks for having him on the podcast.

I LOVE seeing two mature adults that don't agree 100% have an amazing conversation that everyone benefits from.

Man, Bryan is a walking science lab. He puts out amazing data based info that really is a blessing and clearly a very humble guy.

Eric, I love that you talk to so many people from various disciplines. So much of the info is compartmentalized by discipline yet we can all learn from outside our own bubble.

Eric the look on your face during the early part of this interview is priceless. When Bryan speaks people listen. 🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭 I’m not busting your balls either. The look on my face was the same😬😭🤣😭😬🤣 I was hanging on every word!!!!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Wow, what a show. I feel like I need to go look in the mirror to make sure my hair isn't on fire. Will most definitely be watching this one again.

Eric, the exposure you provide to us from the elites of the shooting sports gives us an immense opportunity to receive knowledge we would normally never have gotten without an untold amount of expenditure of funds at the loading and shooting bench. Thank you sir.

2 great shooters in one pod cast. nice to see them on the same stage. I have read 4 or 5 books of Bryan Litz most of the pages I had to read 2 or 3 times to get it but Bryan's knowledge has made me a great hand loader and shooter. Also I have put a lot of old wise tales about loading and ballistics to rest around the campfire.

Still watching the video because I had to rewind twice so far to make sure I understood correctly.  Thanks to both of you for this video.  It takes a lot of intelligence, curiosity and a lack of ego to sit down and have an open-minded convo. 👏👍😎

Everytime you post a podcast, I cant believe that I get to listen for free.

I like the idea of monitoring powder humidity with a Kestrel Drop in a sealed ammo can with desiccant before reloading.

Just after 1:40, The dialogue is the leading edge of our time from 2x shooting dynasties.  Thank you.

For me the comment "they try to attack everything at once, they are really confusing themselves" is 100% accurate. After I shot 1200 rounds in two and half months I decided to get into reloading and it was overwhelming. I just wanted to keep shooting at the volume I was but do it for cheaper. I had to slowly work on each piece of the reloading process. Now I feel much more comfortable with everything. Just need to get a damn lab radar lol.

Thanks Bryan for bringing true knowledge of population distribution and statistical inference to the discussion.  
Like one of my stats teachers told us, "use statistics like a drunk uses a lamp post, for support not illumination".😊

Thanks Erik and bryan for doing a great job at educating all of us.

I've always looked at things like everything is just another data point and the more you can put together the better informed decision you can make. This is why I love these podcasts so much you're taking info from every discipline and putting it out there for everyone which is amazing. Great video as always keepem coming brother!!!!

This is the best interview yet! Can't wait to get out and start retesting everything I thought I was doing right before!

I am greatly appreciative of the interviews you do and the wealth of knowledge that is passed along to new shooters like myself and those who have been at it for awhile. I’m blown away by how far down the rabbit hole really goes !! Keep up the good work 👍🏾💪🏾

Thanks Eric.
This series is turning out to be a gold mine of information, not to mention a ground breaker in moving shooters thinking toward a far more scientific & realistic outcome.
I see your podcasts as well as Hornady, Litz & etc to be the tip of the spear in pushing the shooting community from the subjective to the objective way of thinking & determining an outcome.
These podcasts will have a long term effect not only on individual shooters but the industry as a whole.
Thanks again Eric. Great stuff. Looking fwd to the next interview.

In my opinion, most shooters who've been in the LR/ELR shooting game for a long time aren't as open-minded as they'd like to believe.
We have "our way" and that makes us feel good so we don't look for better ways.
This is why I'm glad to see people challenging old ideas like Litz.
After a while, the knowledge increases/changes, based on actual evidence, and newer shooters  take advantage of this by not getting stuck in the "only way."
The goal is not to have it all figured out, the goal is to be less wrong as Litz emphasized.