Powder charge - Bryan Litz podcast

[Gil P.]

What are your thoughts on this?
Some very interesting stuff by Bryan Litz in this podcast.

I love The Everyday Sniper Podcast | The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 8 Reloading, let's play it! https://www.podbean.com/ea/pb-tdm5s-e808d8

 

[LVLAaron]

I can't stand the snipers hide dude.

 

[Gil P.]

I can't stand the snipers hide dude.

Neither can I, he annoys me. The good thing is that he let's the other two talk most of the time.

 

[Scott Harris]

What are your thoughts on this?
Some very interesting stuff by Bryan Litz in this podcast.

I love The Everyday Sniper Podcast | The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 8 Reloading, let's play it! https://www.podbean.com/ea/pb-tdm5s-e808d8

Very good stuff. I do my load development exactly as Emil describes: ladder at 600 yards. Words of wisdom from Bryan Litz, "The hallmark of science is repeatability." Lot's of tail chasing results from "jumping to conclusions."

 

[Ranger007]

I can't stand the snipers hide dude.

+1

 

[Gil P.]

It was interesting that Bryan said that the barrel harmonics are very minimal with free floated heavy barrels. He says he works up his powder charge up to max and then backs it off a grain or two,abd uses that.

Ive done plenty of ladder tests. I just got a new barrel and am going to try recording velocity only and see if the velocity node is still good at distance.

 

[moondog]

I can't stand the snipers hide dude.

+2