Erik Cortina/Jack Neary YouTube Livestream Q&A Tonight at 7PM CST

[Jack Neary]

Hello Everyone!
Please join Erik Cortina and myself tonight at 7PM CST for a YouTube Livestream Q&A event!
Here's the YouTube link to participate in our Livestream call:

Hope to see you tonight!

Jack Neary
Team Lapua

 

[Leeinmichigan]

I stand corrected…EST, 8 pm!

 

[bks22345]

EST, 9pm! Too late for me, LOL.

Central to Eastern is only 1 hour. You can make it

 

[Jack Neary]

EST, 9pm! Too late for me, LOL.

No. It's 8PM EST, Lee.

 

[Leeinmichigan]

Great, I’ll try to ask tough questions.

 

[Fuj]

What I miss ?? It was wing night at the pub, and that's more important.

 

[Raydee]

What I miss ?? It was wing night at the pub, and that's more important.

Blasphemy

 

[BKA]

What I miss ?? It was wing night at the pub, and that's more important.

Not much. Largely a re-hash of several subjects they covered in previous u-tube vids.

 

[Fuj]

I checked it out a bit over a late breakfast. Nothing really new.
I was hoping for a little bit of Tack Driver type banter to get in
the mix maybe, and talk calibers......nada. Jack still downplays
annealing in his game I see......

 

[Leeinmichigan]

Jack placed a lot of emphasis on practice, and putting a lot of time in doing just that in varying wind conditions. I can say with a high level of confidence that no one spends as much time shooting as Jack. He’s always practicing before and after the day’s events at matches, i.e., the last guy that leaves the range before they shut it down for the evening. That’s s why he has 22 HOF points!

 

[D Coots]

Jack still downplays
annealing in his game I see......

Jack and 4 other Hall of Fame shooters had a informative panel discussion at the recent Short Range IBS Nationals in Callimus, NY.

None anneal. I believe the shooter in 2nd place in HOF points doesn't either.

Either these guys are missing the boat by not annealing, (busy work) just not open minded (ya right) or it's not necessary for SR Benchrest.

Maybe spend the money for practice consumables instead of a fancy machine and use the time annealing to practice? You'll need it to beat them.

I've tried it and saved a lot of prairie dog brass necks that were splitting.

Been shooting .0081 brass in competition for almost 25 years and never have had a split neck and resizing brass is not an issue with good dies.

FLAME AWAY

And do what makes you happy.

Later

Dave

 

[Jerry Wick]

Speaking of Jack, he and Harley Baker and Jeff Summers just launched a new YouTube channel - All Things Benchrest With Friends.

All Things Benchrest with Friends

All Things Benchrest with Friends.... Harley Baker, Jeff Summers and Jack Neary We each discuss every facet of short-range Benchrest Shooting and share some stories and laughs, too!

www.youtube.com

 

[ridgeway]

I anneal my PPC brass. Granted i don't do much SR, mainly LR BR. Its a necessity for LR cartridges, IMO. SR targets do not see the hidden details that LR targets see...

 

[CA_Shooter]

I anneal my PPC brass. Granted i don't do much SR, mainly LR BR. Its a necessity for LR cartridges, IMO. SR targets do not see the hidden details that LR targets see...

For LR, are you implying that annealing affects velocity SDs?

 

[Alex Wheeler]

You always pick something up from Jack.

 

[ridgeway]

For LR, are you implying that annealing affects velocity SDs?

Not so much the velocity. More consistent sizing and neck tension.

 

[D Coots]

It's amazing the things that show up in long range that don't cross over to SR.

 

[ridgeway]

It's amazing the things that show up in long range that don't cross over to SR.

That's for sure

Now let's throw a first time bullet swager(me) into the mix, haha. Good thing I don't have hair to pull out, haha

 

[D Coots]

Good luck.

 

[jackieschmidt]

It's amazing the things that show up in long range that don't cross over to SR.

^^^^^^^^