Your last few "interviews" have had an unbelieveable amount of information that is so valuable for many shooters that have not made it to your level of knowledge.  Thank you sir.👍

You HAVE To continue this one. That last few minutes was incredibly interesting.

I vote for a Caylen episode 2 ASAP.

Caylan at first seemed like he just started shooting yesterday. But once he got going, he is/was very good.

Great pod cast, again,  Erik! -Thanks

My new favorite episode. Good job and thank you for the information and "secrets" of reloading and barrel maintenance. Keep doing what you do.

It's amazing what you can learn from two guys talking.

An absolute knowledge bomb of an podcast, just outstanding stuff as always sir!

Thanks Erik for another great interview.

On of my favorites

Great podcast guys!! Look forward to round 2!!

'maturity'...great, simple statement. how you absorb and use information has a lot to do with maturity, and how 'open' you are to accepting and integrating new techniques into your work...

What a great interview.

This last 20 minutes is incredible.Eric I struggle with the same question change BC or speed and I have not got either to give me the results I would expect.Please re visit this topic .Standing by .Thanks

The wife and the cleaning rod… 😂

Good interview and information 👍

New bullet. 140 eldm. Two days of zero confirmation from 100 yds to 1290 yds. Day three, start at 1317 yds, then go out to 1777 yds.  First round impact followed by two more. This done with a magnetospeed on this new load with all shots being recorded for MV’s.  Using applied ballistics and their CDM the drag curve was predicted perfectly out to 1777 yds.  To do this with bc’s, I would use stepped bc’s which is different bc’s at different distances.  For example, a bc out to 400 yds then another around 900 yds and finally a bc in the subsonic region.   The CDM’s are absolutely amazing and much easier to use to predict bullet trajectory!!!

Great info!!

Thanks a lot gentlemen!

Thank you for what you’re doing Eric, all of these interviews need to be watched again due to the density and amount of information. I wanted to confirm what you said about seating depth, after your initial/rough powder test if you have a tuner(I have yours) pick a seating depth and then adjust the tuner shooting groups at each setting. After arriving at the best setting move to your fine powder test. Thank You!

Love it all