This changed my life. That 3% rule is the bomb.  I don’t even look for tight groups anymore, easier to find two scatter nodes and go in between those.  Works amazingly

This vid was fantastic clarification on all the tid bits of information I have gotten from this channel. Thank you so much Eric and all the guests.

My guy Dan!  Dan and his son Forrest taught me everything I know about long range shooting.  My first time shooting with them, he had me hit 6 out of 10 @ a mile with $1 per round ammo (ggg 175gr) in 15mph cross winds with a Mossberg mvp precision 308.  Dude knows his stuff!

Thank you for your time Mr. Newberry! And that 3 percent tidbit was valuable info. I look forward to trying that when I need to shift. Thanks!

I've been doing Dan's method for many many yrs now.. It flat out works. Thanks for the valuable information guys..you are both a wealth of knowledge and  a very valuable asset to the shooting world..thanks guys..!!

you gave the best reason ever for someone to get into comp shooting without even trying.  nothing about you matters.  its all about the target.

This podcast revolutionized my mindset for reloading. Can’t wait to retest my prior findings

I think the whole point of Bryan and Jayden's "large sample size" proclamation was strictly addressing the claims of "My rifle shoots 1/4moa" that gets thrown around a LOT. Sorry, but no it doesn't. Not CONSISTENTLY anyway.  Sometimes sure, maybe more often, but the TRUE moa of your rifle is the avg of ALL groups, not just the cherry picked ones. Just because it CAN shoot sub 1/4 min groups does not make it a 1/4 min rifle. Numbers don't lie. That's what I took from it anyway.

Thank you Erik and Dan,  was the best explanation of the OCW method of load development I’ve heard. It all makes sense now, your explanation of barrel resonance verses grouping was brilliant. Thank you.

This was so helpful. Now I understand why my TAC rifle .223 is so sensitive.
Amazing

Going down to see Dan next month, Love Bangsteel

Another great one!  OCW was the first method I ever used, as I didn’t have a chronograph for a long time, it works!  I hope to go through his classes at bang steel very soon!

Man, that 1.5% rule of thumb is really amazing.  I did a OCW test on a really shakey bench W lots of wind so it was hard to find a great group, but the scatter node was very obvious and I had decent groups 1.5 % up and 1.5 % down in charge weights.  With my 223, this lesson also convinced me to move my loads in .1 gr increments not .2 gr as those big moves are too big of a percentage move.  What great insight

Great interview.  Thank you so much to both of you.  I have dabbled with the OCW method several times over the years.  I just wasn't sure if I was getting it right.  But after listening to Dan explain his method, I really started connecting the dots.  I can't wait to get out and try it again.  Thank-you very much for your help!

Once again pure awesomeness. For a guy that just try's to find something that works well on dozens and dozens of rifles using a simple ladder I still very much appreciate all of these angles on load development

Thanks you both for sharing with us all again.Dan you made me laugh so hard with your comments on primers at 80.00 and will they ever come down? Up here in Canada on gun sites they are selling for 500.00 to 600.00 ! With powder at 100.00 to 140.00 a pound .Thank you’re lucky stars you are both in the USA

Well done Erik and thank you, Dan is a  star and an asset to the shooting community...

I took a class with Bangsteel, great guys with a fun and very educational setup!

My word I can’t believe this 😮 I run a tikka t3x 20” heavy barrel with RL15 with 150gr sst at 44gr of RL15 and wouldn’t change anything about it great video fellas

Everything I know about loading 308 came from Dan Newberry. I cant thank him enough for what he has done for the reloading community. BUT......thanks Dan