Livestream Speedy - My first BR match
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for informational purposes only and is not intended as professional advice. The techniques and tips discussed are based on the personal experience of Erik Cortina. Erik Cortina is not responsible for any harm or damage that may arise from the use of this information. Viewers are reminded to always prioritize safety and comply with all applicable laws and regulations when handling firearms. 
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Time goes by so fast on these podcasts. Such a wealth if information. Thanks for all of your time and willingness to share your information.
Yeah, bc I hadn't thought of 100yd f-class in context of shooting 30-40 degrees up.
Makes shooing clean even more impressive.
Love your content and probably seen almost every video on both channels. Every channel is endless gear and reloading, but there is almost no content on technique. The community needs an extensive series on shooting form, technique, wind reading, mirage, flags, gun handling, bolt manipulation, strategies for choosing the condition, etc.. Even better, applied to f class, bench, ELR and PRS. Everyone has a
Always fascinating conversations especially when Speedy is involved. Great assessment of your first benchrest match, Erik. How awesome that we now have greater access to essential mods for more consistent ignition 😎💪 R.I.P George Kelby 🙏
Man, get speedy to do his own benchrest school podcasts.
Thank you for the opportunity to learn....one of these days I need to join the forum.
Excellent stuff! PMA tool has carbide mandrels and they do work in the Cortina expander die. I am literally expanding 6.5prc brass now while watching this interview with the pma 282 carbide mandrel. :)
Go for it Eric be a winner in all parts of precision shooting...I think you can do it
I am super impressed with Speedy! Smart dude
Agreed!
Man these convos with speedy are always great. Lots of knowledge being dropped
No doubt!
I have used "just show up, I will bring everything" to get people to shoot.
It works. 😊
Craving this episode! thank you for bringing speedy on eric HYPED UP!
Our pleasure!
Same here ‼️So cool 😎 🤙
Always great information when you and Speedy talk! Can you do a video on choosing the correct rear bag setup soon would love to hear how you pick what's right
Love the video! Have to say Speedy did a great job blueprinting my bolt! I won’t say what make my bolt was but most owners of this action believe it is great as is! Wrong! Get Speedy to do it or go with Erik’s replacement and don’t look back. Thanks Speedy! You’re the best.
Awesome discussion Erik, Speedy and Henry! 4 times watched and many more to go. Can't wait for the shroud to arrive!
So excited about the shroud I've now ordered a second before the first has arrived. 😉
Eric do you ever think about making the open site distance at half and also what about adding black powder open sights at maybe a hundred yards I think those things would be interesting and probably bring more viewers and shooters
Great video
Good stuff. Thanks guys.
Our pleasure!
Thanks to all of you for the info
Loved all
"I appreciate the fact you're gonna share some of that with me." Erik, ,you had me rolling on the floor, laughing.❤
I had to try. 😂
I have a CUBIC GTV CNC Lathe, 5C collet gang tool with1 radial live tool. If you ever need any very small parts made (under 1/2" dia) I can probably make them for you. It's a waste on your large machines to make the small parts. I also have a Brother Speedio, not sure if you have a CNC Mill or not?
I’ve been studying benchrest and reading everything I can find for fifty years now and what I’ve learned is that I don’t hardly know anything! lol 👍🏼
Great Stuff 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
do you trim and/or chamfer cases after each firing? if so, how do you clean any shaving out the case or do you just leave them?
So bench vs prone? When it comes down to it is one more accurate than the other? Particularly on an F class rifle that you have to hold.
I hate that Speedy didn’t directly answer Henry’s question about how he would tune based on the prints on target.
How do I go about getting my Kelbly Panda action blueprinted at Speedy's shop?
Hello Erik how is your .257 Bob Project for your Kids going? Do you Plan a Video on it?
Will the shroud work on a Remington 600
Thanks guy's....cudo's to you!!!
Anyone know what kind of e target erik uses?
Does a stole panda need fire control work
I wish you guys would try something like a 60 to 80 or more thousands of bullet jump
Why?
Well because mark form short action customs did a test a while ago that jumping bullets was better then going 10 or less thousands of a jump. I know you guys like less jump I just think it would be a good test to see if there is a different way to do things
You know what would love to see Speedy and Eric do the blackjack challenge. 🦘🦘👌👍✌
Would these be direct replacements for bergara b14 shrouds? 6.5 & 7prc
We have B14R and B14 are coming soon. Yes, direct replacements.
@@ErikCortina thanks
Is there proof you actually shot the target? What stops you from shooting over it all after your first 1 or 2 shots?
Moving backers capture each shot. No way to get around it. You will be able to tell a cross fire as well with a moving backer.
@@jasonowens2570 Cool thanks!
Interesting argument for a better electronic scoring system for the general public 1:45:50
Does Speedy have a website/retail business?
Yes
Black Jack Challenge!!!
Does the BAT actions need the bolt work?
Yes they do! Watch one of our previous videos!
i missed what calibre/cartridge you were shooting...
i made this comment after watching for a while then you answered in the video almost straight away, my bad......as you were haha
Mayb speedy can convert them
Is “Speedy” still doing business? I have an Anschutz that needs some fire control work and his number doesn’t appear to be available anywhere. Don’t know if he’d be interested or not but having a heck of a time finding anyone to send it to. Expensive enough rifle that I’d prefer not to send it to just anyone that calls themselves a gunsmith 🤷🏽♂️👍🏼👍🏼
Has hecho un video para mayor gloria tuya
Since everyone else is doing it, here- 💋🐎
Sorry
Coulda, woulda, shoulda. If I'd have done this or that I woulda shot like this. You guys really should put some philosophical thought into how you view what can be evaluated from 5 shots & the presumed cause & effect.
During the Neary podcast, Jack starts telling us that had a particular shooter done this or that, he woulda shot better. Regardless of the results, I can't accept that kind of mentality or, the mentality of assigning any particular cause to a particular effect over 5 or 10 shots. I see this as the real issue with BR shooting, regardless of the results. Believing the target with respect to the 5 shots that made that group is one thing. Assigning all kinds of assumed causes is a totally different thing
From an outsider perspective, listening to the many BR shooters & their numerous & usually differing assumptions of cause & effect is difficult to accept.
Given that there are so many differing cause & effect assumptions explained on these podcasts, I'm beginning to see that the majority of the results are more the consequence of wind reading ability & chance with load assumptions being a minor cause of the outcome.
Thank you again Erik for all you're doing with these podcasts. I know that my comments appear as picky & negative but that is not my intention. After viewing all your podcasts & listening very carefully trying to put all the information into some quantitative explanation, I have to say that these podcasts have proven to be probably the best loosely integrated source of shooting information from which we can each choose to evaluate across the wide & varied shooting sports.
Once again, thank you Erik for the excellent podcast.
When Tom Brady threw an interception he didn't need a whole game to figure out why. Just like these guys don't need a truck load of freedom seeds to see what's happening to a group.
@@rickschwertner282 Comparisons to football is what is to be expected from someone with no idea.
Try some real testing & you'll see for yourself. A one time test of 50 rounds is a small price to pay to prove to yourself how inadequate 3 shot groups really are.
You are correct Mr. Austrilia, I am not a world class bench rest shooter. I do however shoot from a bench quit a lot to confirm load development, wind drift, and waterlines for my actual rifle sport. And after watching Eriks interview with Jack my approach to loads and load development changed somewhat. The football comparison was to state that these people have been in these scenarios so often they can self identify and correct their errors. If you ever get state side I see two world class shooters on this pod cast who can show you a little of their magic and I'm sure I could introduce you to some in the other shooting sports
@@rickschwertner282 The real issue as I see it is the complete faith people put into what these guys say is what works & why.
For example, how many different brands of actions are used within the BR community?
How many different barrel types, designs, weights, lengths, diameters & profiles are used?
How many different powders, primers, bullets, front rests, back rests, firing pin spring weights & barrel conditions?
How many different chamber reamers, throat lengths, throat diameters, leed angles, twist rates, land diameters, land numbers, crown angles, tuner settings?
How many different styles of shooting, free recoil, slight shoulder pressure( whatever that means)?
How many different stocks, glued in, pillar bedded, epoxy bedded......?
So, with all those multiple combinations, in unquantifiable amounts & combinations, what are the chances that anyone can really know with any certainty at all, the cause & effects beyond what they choose to convince themselves of?
Every time I make a comment about what I can clearly see that they can actually know on the very limited testing most them do, it is always taken as I am pissing all over them. The fact is, there are so many possible variables, I can't see how anybody could know all the causes & the effects.
I don't think any of these guys are stupid or that they can't read wind better than most but, I can see very clearly that there is a huge element of assumption involved in what they choose to believe. Jack Neary is a good case in point. According to Jack, any shooter can take any commonly used load combination in any brand BR action in any stock, with any front & rear rest, with any shooting technique, change the powder charge up or down depending on the placement of the last shot & voila.
I'm sorry but, I simply won't & never will accept that.
Point well taken. Should we assume they were talking of the BAT action with Kreiger barrel then? Still too many variables for me to make an assumption. What I really noticed in my "Game" that I got from Jack was this. No load stays happy in all elements. Be it temperature, humidity or elevation. I recently tuned a 223 that shot dots. Half way through the match I had to readjust the kestrel for the increase in velociy as well as zero. Taking a note from Jack I dropped said load only .1 grn and it is pretty darn happy from 61 degrees F. To 105 degrees F. Its not a dot shooter at any temp but a really good one at all temps. What really strikes me ( actual testing on this one) is how two loads shoot similar groups and water lines but one is fickle to wind and the other cuts right through it.
As far as cleaning i have yet to see a bronze brush used in F class and match rifle at least in AU ,they use a solvent and a rag on the end of the cleaning rod to clean the barrels which are all 308 F class and thats at 1,200 yards, after shooting only 10 rounds they clean the barrels and these weapon systems are worth as much as over 15 to 20K when made new including hi end scopes as well and most of the guys have at least 5 rifles in the cars with them ,all diffrent barrels and different scopes and at different life spans of shooting as well. 🦘🦘👌👍✌
What i do not understand if its only 200 yards why on earth is none of the targets getting hit right in the middle of the first inner ring as in bulls eye or X ring or V ring for f class? Or is it the size of the group overall and they then measure the groups and then you get a score per say.
I get the wind playing a factor but you would adjust for that and see what your impacts are etc.
Eric and speedy are some of the world class shooters in the respective classes? 🦘🦘👌👍✌
Some shooters do not want the bullet impacting the heavy black line on the mothball. Those groups make measuring more difficult and generally will measure bigger than groups in the white areas. Last thing you want to do is shoot out your aim point too. Have the bullets impact away from your cross hairs.
Take the plunge and shoot some matches to see for yourself.