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I would rather use stp oil treatment sparingly rather than shove it up a sheeps butt, the heavier the viscosity, the better the metal wil draw, regardless of the metal involved

I was dragging the net to understand why on this online MBR calculator the sights height increases it (and btw the conception of the M16 and its high mounted sigths) and I’ve found the answer in your video. The ideal sights height is the half of the MBR tunnel diameter, when the barrel is at the perfect bottom of it. So you can extended it by being out of the tunnel on short ranges, by puting sights/optics higher. What ARs owners actually do, with the caveat of covered shootings hiting protections / walls / etc Just wanted to share my thoughts about it, that’s really counter-intuitive and bothered me. Low sights are not better. Damn you, ARs !

Looks like a 1/2 scale six Pounder to me. I have a true 1/3 scale six pounder, and it is smaller for sure, with a one inch bore. If you want more fun at night, put a wad of steel wool on top of the charge!

I learned a lot from this, excellent video!

Great video, So how have the pups progressed?

Tried this and having issues because i load in my workshop that isnt climate controlled. In the winter now i went out to do some sizing and the lanolin was turned into a solid chunk at the bottom. Kind of a pain in the ass if i have to literally bring the bottle inside and warm it up somehow go be able to size

Put a quarter inch nut in your bottle to keep it agitated

For sale?

Looking forward to an update. What are your thoughts on loading 22 TCM with the 62gr ELD-VT for a 1-7"/1-8" TC Contender? I'm thinking for proof of concept. Ideally I'd like to see it in a pistol carbine like you are showing. 224 Boz and 225 JAWS being the other candidates.... Something that can edge out the 5.7 in a grip-fed carbine.

Yeah, one rock in a bag ain't gonna cut it.

WTF is a "drownder""?? I never knew that "drown" was "drownd". One Handed Setters... The man is from Vermont.

Hey Rod, love your videos man. Lots of tips. Whats your go to brand of beaver lure?? Thanks man cheers

Thanks for the video I am going to try this anyway we can save a couple of bucks here and there

I stopped setting in the breaks I make. I use a castor mound (or just a stick with castor lure on it) a few feet away. That gets their attention before they touch the break. I must admit, your "shelf" at the break is a genius way to do it. Seems everybody throws a MB-750 or TS-85 right in the break and they wonder why it's set off with no beaver. Well done and well explained, sir!

I'll be excited for an update on this 22tcm. I've had not much luck.

I have searched for Liquid Lanolin everywhere locally including chain drug stores like CVS, Walgreens, etc as well as local mom & pop drug stores. I have also looked at health and nutrition stores as well as feed and seed stores, tractor supply, etc.. Can't find lanolin oil anywhere locally.

Thanks!

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Thank You I'm very excited to see what you come up with in your load development

Very informative. Thank you John with helping explain, demonstrate, and teach safe conservation methods.

How Ginger and the boys doing?

Good material and a timely delivery before deer season! Thanks Rod!

Great job my friend!

That is very cool information my friend! Thank you fr sharing!

I grew up I the late 40’s and the 50’s fishing the Big Thompson. Would even ride my bicycle up the canyon fro zLoveland. Taught myself to fly fish. Had many great experiences there and that was long before the first flood. Would love to go through those days sgzin

When I watched the sets being made I was skeptical, but I always like to see what others do and most importantly, see the results. Seems that footholds get sprung often enough for everyone, too often for me too. Any sprung trap is too often in ADC work. I also use CDR's, when I have to as a back up, and hate to admit, but have sprung traps more than I would like. And, you got they right. They are dangerous, powerful. Getting old now so have to more careful. The setters are made by Dave Shelton of Manchester, Vt., called One Handed Setters. Watching you use them, I think I need to get a set, soon. We actually went to swim through cage traps 13 years ago and run a very high success rate, much better percentages than footholds by a wide margin and even better than conibears too, Weldon fired without a catch. We are nearing 2,000 beaver catches, so I know they work.

Why not just get a 3 way trimmer bevel taper for your trim pro ?

Who makes that shovel and where do I get one ?

That looked like a great time and beautiful scenery! I've only been to Colorado in the fall elk hunting! Thank you for sharing my friend and Good luck with everything!

Great tips! I use a similar stick for water trapping! Makes life so much easier! Thank you for sharing my friend!

Great video. Question for you once you resize them do you tumble them again to remove the lube from it or just leave it on since it's a small amount of lube?

For maximum distance the barrel should be at 45 degrees.

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You might consider getting some good brass, I haven't had to touch my 6 creedmoor Hornady brass primer pockets, my Lyman uniformer just spins when I try to remove any excess because they're perfect right from the factory.

Ok youre on the right path but you need to decide how thick you want the case neck otherwise neck tension is uneven. Do the entire case neck 100%

Good information

Great video thanks

Great, informative video!!

The cases will have a different weight after trimming. Should have trimmed first and weighed second. Oh well, back to the weighing in part one.

One thing I always laugh at is when people are fishing at night on a boat and a beaver smacks it's tail, they think it's Bigfoot throwing boulders at them. Go to any Bigfoot reporting website, and there's all kinds of people reporting. Like it was bigfoot telling them the lake was private property.

that bug on the camera made me think i had a bug on my monitor

can it kill squirrell?

Too much work... grab some mud throw it up and grab some castor and go... also would of moved that trap closer atleast 4 -6 inches away from the mound

Wait!... our esteemed Prez has said repeatedly that you can't have one! Lol

That just cannot possibly get old! When I was a kid my father and I finished out a carbide Canon kit. You know, the one that used to be in the back of American Hunter magazines that you get from the NRA. We had some wonderful times with that thing and it just doesn't seem to compare to something like this. The guy did a beautiful job on your canon! If I might ask though, It only seemed as though your shooting partner tamped the ball down the muzzle 4 or 6 in. Why so shallow? God bless you both and stay safe!

GM Trapper Rod, just wanted you to know when the neck turning is done I use over sized socket like 3/4” or larger stuffed with fine steel wool in drill which cleans, deburrs, and smooths out the prepped end real nice! Give it a try I think you like it?

Hey rod! I’m around the rolla area! Anywhere close to me?

Do you have to purchase a size up in boots to fit over the stocking foot ?

What is the name of the turning tool? Thanks