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Yes you would skip the overshot card if doing a fold crimp.

When I buy my shot from individuals they supply me with the load data. They personally come up with and have the load data tested. This process isn’t cheap. In turn they ask that I don’t share it. I’m a man of my word and have never shared any load data. So if you want load data you need to get with a reputable TSS supplier who can guide you in the right direction. Please don’t let your 5 year old load your ammo. LOL

No. You’d have to use a different recipe.

It’ll be here before we know it. Lots of work to do before then.

That buck is not inside of a fence. He was free to roam all the neighborhoods. On the last clip he was heading to an apartment complex. He is actually dead now. Got hit by a car. Found him on Tuesday (11/29/22).

I wish I could show you all deer my son has shot with that 6.5 Creedmoor.

@Double D in the Wild see when my dad shot that deer with it just put a pin hole in the deer and I shot deer with my 243 and it puts a bigger hole in it that the 6.5

@@chancemcclemens7127, we load our own ammo so we get to choose the exact bullet we want. Bullet selection plays a big part.

Very true!

Man you don't no what your talking about. Shot in the heart and he won't die , you don't know what your talking about. Go learn about shooting animals and what a shot threw the heart will do.

Say the 30 cal lovers old folks

Spine

Nope in the spine

@@wyattstangle2215 Nope it was in the ❤️ because if it was the spine that would have just paralyze him , he was dead.

With a gun it sends shock and killed it instantly you can tell the way it falls

Thanks for watching.

It absolutely will. I had a friend shoot a deer in his yard with a 22 short subsonic round, hit it in the head dropped it on the spot.

​@@Jakeandhaylee sound super legal 🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣🤣

Thanks for watching.

100 gr. Bullet. 134 yard shot.

Him and 2 other bucks. He was the biggest.

@@Darrell.D Wow great videoing

That buck is not inside of a fence. He was free to roam all the neighborhoods. On the last clip he was heading to an apartment complex. He is actually dead now. Got hit by a car. Found him on Tuesday (11/29/22).

@@Darrell.D another reason I hunt I personally have hit 4. Consequences of living out of town and traveling to and from work at dusk and dawn. No offense I just saw that fence and thought you were in one of those stupid high fence can hunting places. Good luck this season bag a big one!!

@@abebowling146, I've lost several good bucks over the years due to cars. It's a bummer for sure but just part of it. I don't do the high fence stuff btw. LOL

It’s a dental vibrator that I bought off of eBay.

Thanks Kyle! I can't wait to see him shoot some more this season.

That particular wad is a lot thicker than most wads. Therefore it does not require mylar.

Thanks Mylar Wraps line the interior of a wad to protect pellets from penetrating the wad wall and to keep them from escaping the wad slit. They add an extra layer of barrel protection when loading steel or hard tungsten-alloy pellets.

You use new hulls every time. No reloads.

Thanks man! He killed his first buck this past season. I nice 8 pointer.

Why blackpowder when nitro powder is widely available, bettern cleaner, not corrosive, and sometimes cheaper than black powder?

I bought it over 6 years ago so I honestly don’t remember. You can buy them at Precision Reloading or Ballistics Products though.

I have not.

Because I roll crimp.

@@Darrell.D OK thanks for your reply

Don’t need one and it won’t work.

Whatever gauge of shotgun you’re loading is the size roll crimp tool you would use. That’s pretty self explanatory. I’m also not going to give any of the load data to anyone per an agreement with my shot supplier who spent time and money coming up with this specific load. So no, there is no more to be shared. That’s the process I use for loading TSS.

The person you buy the shot from would give you that information. I don’t share TSS load recipes that other shot suppliers share with me.

I think it did but other will argue it doesn’t. I had the factory tips on for 3 weeks before the Carven tips showed up. Either way the 5” tips looks a lot better.

It does doesn’t sound as loud but the 5 inch tips give a deeper aggressive tone

@@oHITMAN14o you are right about that I bought 5 inch tips for my ram I put them on and it's alot quiter the tips that comes with the ram are louder I got a 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 and it's got a afe y pipe catless.

The VP90 wad does not require Mylar due to its thickness and durability like other wads.

I haven’t ran into an issue like that. Have you tried lowering the RPM?

@@Darrell.D I tried, but it looks like my press is set at the lowest RPM, which is 600. I see some guys lube the end of the hulls, I'm wondering if that would help.

Put it on the roller crimper itself.

@@Darrell.D I did, didnt seem to help. However, I may try again...maybe i didnt put it on the correct spot on the crimper. Might try both the crimper and the hull and see what happens.

Buy a stick of tps edge lube. Its a wax lube. Warm your roll crimp die then apply wax so it is liquid. Roll crimps beautifully. Also get a gaep roll crimp(4pin) and not the simgle pin bpi roll crimp die.

It’s is pretty loud on cold starts. It really barks when you put the throttle to it. Driving around town at a constant speed it’s the bad at all. It is louder than the flowmaster 40 series. I love it.

LOL! The towel does a great job of not allowing dropped shot to roll off the table. I guess I could have picked a better color though. It was an old towel the wife gave me.

I had the resonators on for about 2 months after installing the Competitor.

Triple_Threat_Motorsports, removed all the resonators.

@@Darrell.D looking to get that done how much was it?

@@paxtonprockish3109, to have the resonators removed and a pipe welded back in place cost me $120. I installed the Carven muffler myself.

Southern states Fishing, Federal

scott corsale, they came with the scales I purchased. You can buy them at MidwayUSA.