U.S. Made Precision Rifle Brass | BRCC
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Starting off 2024 this week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Evan Hafer meets with Alpha Munitions Founder Tom Danielson and VP of Engineering Andrew Rixon. Alpha Munitions is a private U.S. company committed to making the best precision rifle brass in the world. Listen as Evan, Tom, and Andrew discuss the process of creating the best precision rifle brass, professional shooting, hunting, and more!
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Heads up peeps, I hear Brandon talk about it all the time and it has never affected me, but this popped on my feed and I noticed I was "not subscribed"
Yup me too dude. I was gonna comment the same thing until I saw yours. I thought that was just some conspiracy shit but nope, it’s happened to me twice now on this channel
Wow I just checked and mine unsubscribed “by itself” as well.
@@Mordant.Melodysive been unsubbed from Brandon a few times
Damn this is so cool. Not only am I going to look into PSR but also this episode has sparked an interest in gaining more knowledge regarding ammunition
Vortex nation has a lot of good cartridge talks info.
@@biigamg4434 thanks man! I dipped my toes in it but I didn’t realize how many options there were. Gonna check that out.
I learned a lot of knowledge just in this cast about precision. Very educational!
Awesome guys, amazing Americans, and a level of conversation I should have been taking notes listening to... GREAT podcast!! Thank you, Evan!!
I forwarded the PRS information to a few people I know.. Dudes that want to take their love of the sport to a next level but aren't exactly into a faux-combat type competition.
The PPRS from GA are 3K now. Love mine
This was so good, I’m so freaking in😢😢😢😢😢
Great info!
During the height of the pandemic I had over 400rds of 5.56 and 9mm ammo along with a doz P-Mags out on loan to my 'Johmny Comelately" friends/co-workers. I felt like Nostradamus guiding them through their 1st panicked firearm purchase as 'the gun guy' in the office. I watched them gladly pay 200% above retail, but the real question was who was going to ND into their leg 1st. The real trick though was buying all their brand new guns back from them ifor fractions of what they paid a year or 2 later once they felt safe again.
Sharp shoulder the gas pressure has a faster or greater impusle behind the bullet.
Man, I missed the section where they go over Evan’s rifle. What are the specifications? 6.5creed… but what what is the rifle?
You know you are kicking ass when the crybabies try to silence,stop you not knowing they themselves are the problem. Happy New year 🎉🫶🫡
They mean comparatively to the competition. You don't have to spend that much to learn a lot and get better. But I'd save as much as you could to get into because you'll end up wanting to swap to certain things because they're better for a reason. That said get a tikka, bergara, or even a ruger American predator and a scope with dial-able turrets and you can do a lot.
Evan wanna see the wild side of long range elr got check out mark and sam after work they are some great Aussies and super knowledgeable
Hell yeah,only place I buy 308 match grade brass,best out
Fascinating. 🇺🇸
Being a reloader since the 80"s, I would like to know where the brass failed after 200 reloads? Crack?
Depending on the caliber, the brass will get too thin after it stretches and gets trimmed over and over.
Annealing will keep it from cracking forever.
What 6.5 bullet is Evan using on Elk?
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Id rather have 6gaytiger or 6xc
How do I find these matches?
WOA barrels are 💰
I hate that the market is impacted by the government. Also... the cost of ammo is a real factor and problem when it comes to shooting sports.
6.5 Grendel is the best round for Texas, fight me if you disagree.
6.5 gredels not the best at anything lol
@@cameronbaker7959 put yer dukes up cowboy 🥊
@@BombproofCraftsman I want to hear you defend this stance lol like in what instance is Grendel the best hah
@@BombproofCraftsmanI’m being genuine… not a dick… maybe facetious lol….
@@BombproofCraftsmanlike it’s not the fastest not the heaviest not the most accurate not the best at bucking wind not the best penetration its potentially acceptable at all of those for specific situations but not the best basically any 6mm is better at all of those at the same time in the same situation
Titanium is dogshit. Work hardens. Ask the Russians that brittle fractured their subs. Super strong for a while, but gets super brittle after repeated stress.
Don’t let them take semi auto don’t be like my shit place the UK it literally killed guns ownership in the uk to almost no one having them
This podcast is full of crap about “affordable”. $2500 for a gun, $1500 got an optic, $350 for one weekend of ammo, $150 for a bipod, $30 a sand sock. That’s $4500 entry price point.
Don't forget the GAP PPR....."production".....rifle.....hahaha. As you stated, the $4500 ($2.5k rifle and $2k scope) allowance seems a little steep for a production "entry" class. I would like to see a $1.5k (MSRP) rifle and $1k (MSRP) scope limit at MAX for a production/entry class.
You're so wrong though. I started with a home built rifle ($450 action, $400 remage barrel, $500 chassis, $250 trigger)
Added a $2500 scope.
And used about $5k worth of reloading equipment to do load development. 😂
But it's still cheaper than if I spent $6k on an Accuracy International rifle, and $8k on a Hendsolt scope. 😂
Well, its affordable for a PRS rifle. May not be affordable for a hunting rifle. A lot of hunters aren't that strict with their hunter rifle. They are like I can hit the paper plate at 100-200 yards, I'm good. Some hunters don't verify if their ammo they bought is good with their rifle, or even re-zero after changing to a new ammo.