Never said it would turn a weekend warrior into a winner. Actually I have said it will take the yver best shooter to see the difference, but its there. Loading a case with no other work other than turning the neck is easier than forming a false shoulder or hydro forming. I cant see how anyone would argue that? If your brand new cases, vary .003" in oal length and still vary .003" in oal after you shoot them your doing well. If they vary more, your causing it. Thats why I liked hydro forming dasher cases. Very consistent oal lengths after fireforming. I guess its one of those things very similar to the 100yd tuning vs 1000yd tuning arguments. I just do not understand how people can form solid opinions when they have not tried both methods?Admittedly, I have given you Bra guys crap over acting like it's a magic pill. I even joked once about y'all sleeping at nite. I do however want to be crystal clear...I don't think it's a ploy for y'all to line your pockets. Whether it's a dasher/brx/bra you make the same spinning barrels up.
You've obviously done testing to convince yourselves it's better. I've not tried one but I'm not convinced...maybe I will or maybe I won't. Point is, it's not going to turn an average weekend warrior into a winning machine. I've figured out a long time ago, there is no shortcuts in this game...nothing beats throwing bullets down range.
I also will say I've never really understood the whole "it's easier to form brass" because I've never had an issue with the false shoulder method of forming either brx or dasher. I do get some short ones sometimes but I don't get many.
Bottom line, I think it's cool you've shared your experience and I do appreciate it regardless if I ever build or spin a dasher killer
No I meant with the BRA not the forming. How can so many form opinions without having experience with the case? I get it, a small change that should not seem enough to matter. Id be very skeptical too.
Flame convergence point. With a dasher its in the throat, with a BRA its in the neck. It certainly is proving out to move slower. Which in it self makes it easier to stay in tune.
You know @tom could answer that better than me. He's pretty good at keeping notes.
You i have been thing this in my head since i first heard it called the Bro
Just checked the lands on my first bra and they moved a total of 0.004 after approximately 400 rounds. Have not shot too many 10 shot strings but shooting LG 5 shot strings in about 10 to 12 seconds. Compared to several Dasher barrels that move almost twice that.
Likely a bit of both. Steve
Count me in the latter. I believe barrel wear is a function of heat and duration, aside from barrel attributes. I may be wrong but all I've seen in regard to this is theoretical. I would like to be proven right or wrong by something more scientific, though.
