Alan Warner - Warner Tool | Keep'em small #18
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- čas přidán 16. 10. 2021
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Hey Mr. Cortina, your EC Tuners made it to the home of F Class in Kamloops this weekend. The shoot that took place October 16th and 17th is called the Frosty Farky. After the 2 day match is over, one of the F Class Veterans pulls out a bottle of Sheep Dip (Scotch Whisky) and a bunch of cups to toast Charley. Really cool to hear stories about Charley and also cool to see the EC Tuners at the match. Thanks for all you do for the shooting sports.
Crazy amount of info in his head I bet cool to see these great people being interviewed keep it up
Thank you for these, Erik.
Erik,watching these type videos is equivalent to a masters degree in reloading. Extremely helpful to me in my efforts to reduce group sizes. Thanks a bunch👍👍
Erik, talking to the master, Alan Warner, thanks For this interview, follow his advise, come out a winner!
These interviews are excellent. One comment as food for thought. You and several of the guests have made a comment to the effect of that even a great, accomplished competitor cannot compete with inferior equipment. My thought is why not test that? Get an off the shelf Savage 12 F Class rifle, rebarrel it for your current .284 wildcat using the same reamer as your current competition rifle and the same spec in terms of twist, tuner, etc., and then shoot that rifle up against yours. You'd have the same competitor, the same freedom seeds (because both rifle barrels would use the same reamer), the same front and back rests, the same scope, and the same conditions, and the only variable then would be the rifle. It would be interesting to see if a basically off the shelf rifle with the only change being the recaliber/barrel can perform even close to the high end, totally custom setup. It would also be very interesting to see where the off the shelf setup would score in terms of the standings at the past three or four nationals - i.e. would the off the shelf have the potential to register a score that would be a top 10, top 20, top 50 at Nationals?
Fantastic interview! As a Journeyman Tool and Die Maker myself I can relate to what Mr. Warner is saying. It was taught to me early on. Everyday try to do it better then yesterday. Regardless of who did it before you. Especially if it was yourself. Always try to do it better then last time.
Must be an honor to interview a God of the shooting sports. Thank you for that.
As a person who has been working in Machine Shops for more than half their life, it made me so happy to hear someone point out that gunsmiths aren't doing anything remarkable. I have been telling people for years it only requires a solid understanding of the fundamentals to true actions, chamber barrels and inlet stocks.
Exactly, people have bought into the mystique and black magic bs of gunsmithing. It’s a pipe that’s threaded to fit into a block of metal and there’s a hole reamed through it all blah blah blah. There’s nothing complicated about how a gun is built.
Hoorrray! Al Warner is the man!
Hey Erik
WOW what a guy the knowledge Mr Warner has is mind blowing what an experience it would be to sit down and have a conversation with him as you have your a very lucky man , I believe the products he produces are exceptional and second to none in quality and precision unfortunately they’re not available over here if they were I would have nothing else in my workshop , thanks Mate for sharing this with us I really enjoyed it and was hanging on every single word , Aussie Steve .
Alan Warner - A Legend.... & says....."one change at a time"....as in one variable at a time.....so why would any one want to add an adjustable one.....lol - he would & should know fer sure,....then - sizing.... - obviously it is superior accuracy in a nut shell...hhmmm??....lol. A. Warner - "doesn't pay attention to what others do" - LOVE IT !! - He's The Man fer sure !! - "A Master never stops being a student"....always learning !....Warner dies - Gold Standard for some time now & so glad I have been following for so many years now.
Erik, thank you again for a superb interview. I look forwawrd to the next one.
Awesome videos Eric. Thank you so much for all that you do. I think I can speak for a lot of the men n women that watch your vids an say we greatly appreciate what you do for the sport. Thanks again.
Another great video. Thank you and keep up the great work.
What a fantastic pick for an interview !!! He has engineered some very high quality projectiles....
I have to say Erik I'm new to PRS and the information I've learned for your F-class has made my training easier with the first step....Ammo. Thanks
JustWow! What a great exchange. The educational environment is lacking at present time. School shops have sold off all the equipment at bargain prices because someone may cut themselves. It’s too dangerous for our present environment. I taught an aviation course locally for a couple of years and the people who were enrolled could not fathom drilling and tapping a hole in aluminum. Nor would they listen to the instructions as to how to do it correctly. The country is becoming a pull and replace mind set where no intelligence in the process or deductive thoughts are taught, or sought out. Loved the conversation, only it was about two weeks too short!
Keep them coming. Thanks
Great show
I really loved that one.
This is really good. Thank you
Great interview
love these! thanks eric
A gem of a person...
Right on Erik.
That was great! Warner has been a legend and I’m so lucky to have some knowledge from him, Thx Eric once again man, Your killing it ! Love the new website too btw… well kinda new lol
What’s up with some “small groups matter” stickers? Lol
The young ram speaks with the old bull, love it!
Excellent stuff
Thanks for the video, I’m a newbie so I’m not familiar with all the big names. I’m always interested in learning and will hopefully be entering the world of hand loading if I can ever get large rifle primers. I’m just dying to try out my Hornady OAL guage with a modified case and mess with my shoulder bump comparator and bullet ogive inserts. It is so very depressing that primers are the only thing holding me back from this exciting hobby. Keep up the excellent videos Eric, I appreciate all of your knowledge you share with us beginners. God bless brother
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Talk about coincidence... I just received a box of 180 gr Flat Line bullets from WTC. Excited to try them out and see how I can make them perform.
Al Warner will tell you things, but he won't tell you everything !!
I've been told He will tell you everything you want to know but won't tell you everything he knows. LEGEND!
Erik, could you do a video on scopes or what to look for in scopes? Great video btw.
Thank you!
The one tip I will leave you with that will completely improve your reloading is…………………internet cuts out😂😂 Great content as always.
Any update on that cutting oil that he mentioned? This is absolutely GREAT. so glad you're getting these industry leaders to share their thoughts and experience.
Sorry the interview ended, but what a knowledgeable man.
Love the interviews.
Love to see what Dan Dowling has to say. He seems to have went underground.
Amazing!
Thanks Eric.
A Ponderment, why are you so helpful?
Eric,
When you’re shop gets up and running i would love to see you make that rear sight.
Would love to see you do one of these with Danny Biggs!
You’ll need a part two to finish the video
Very cool video. My head space is at just .0001. Maybe that's one reason that my brass seems to be holding up so well. 8 reloads at 85 gr of US869 and so far no perceptible flow. Now if I could just group LOL!!! Totally starting over learning how to do seating depth and load analysis.
Thanks Erik. These interview video's are unlike anything I have seen on CZcams.
1/10,000 of an inch. Are you sure? Load development is really easy if you follow what Erik has laid out for you in previous videos
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.001. Oops. Hot a little crazy with the 0's
Eric. Do you buy new brass always for new barrel or fully size them once to fit the new barrel and then only shoulder pump after that?
Awsome
Ione a set of Warner dies for my 375 CheyTac In case anybody reading the comments is wondering if the high price is worth it, in my opinion it absolutely is! It is worth the price to not have to ever second-guess the quality of my equipment. As far as shooting goes I like to always be the weakest link in my process meaning that I like to have superior equipment and rifles and ammunition and components that way when my shots go wide or there is an issue I know that the problem is most likely me and that simplifies things because it’s easier to work on fixing my performance
Erik great channel can you recommend some dies for those of use that can't afford the $600 - $700 range ?
Redding type S bushing die and seater. A set depending on the caliber is 180 to 250 for full length bushing die and micrometer seating die
Whidden makes good dies as well
what was the reason why Werner Tool stopped making Palma Rear Sights (iron sights)
Demand crashed when CMP and NRA allowed scopes in their matches.
Erik, thanks for the video and all the learning on your channel. Is there any discount code for Warner tool?
I'm curious why Mr. Warner's 6.5 and 6mm bullets are light for caliber Example 123gr 6.5 and 88gr 6mm.
Copper is less dense than lead, so for a given bullet length, the solid copper would be lighter than a lead bullet. To put it another way, the solid copper bullet would need to be longer than a lead bullet for the same weight. The longer bullet would require a faster twist rate to stabilize.
@@deweyvicknair6875 Thals Dewey. It all makes sense now
You know Erik, I was expecting to hear that magic projectile question but I think I know why it wasnt asked......
I have a Question . Shooting 6.5 x 55 . From the start was told to use 140 ELD Match . Would their be any improvement using 120 ELD Match . Or a heavier projectile
What is the twist rate?
Buy 1 box and try them.
@@xmachine7003 1 in 8 . A box of projectiles here in Australia $78 . I was just looking for advice before i purchased
140 would be perfect
Hi Scott
I have been shooting 6.5 x 55 Ackley 1:8 5 yrs now out to 900mtr
140’s great. Been trying the Berger 153’s go great to - shot plenty cleans with both -
Berger my choice if can get - SMK shot me clean to - Never used the ELD - M”s
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Does anyone still go with near zero neck tension and let the lands seat the bullet? I know this was used a few decades back.
I'm a big fan of that technique, but it does leave you vulnerable if you have to open the bolt on a loaded round. Like for a boat in the impact area at Camp Perry. Ask me how I know :-|
The acoustics in Alan’s office made it hard to understand his transmission. Probably all the drywall and nothing soft to stop sound reflection off the walls.
Might need to give Eagle eye shooting an apology after this!? Ya Recon?
5000 fps,. Noway possible could a bullet not deform that has a lead core. Anyway that's crazy!!!
Solid?
5000 fps!?? What s that good for? It couldn't be consistent!?
Could it? Monolithic?
Anneal every 3rd. load maybe .period.. anything more is wasting your time.. absolute. period. I have been doing this for 41 years..
What type of competition do you do?