US Marine telling Cortina that he's afraid of a little water. Then just letting it go when Cortina said it was the mud, lol. Priceless Thanks Eric, love these videos
This is an awesome interview and guy! When he said there is enough work out there and there is no need to keep secrets from someone who wants to learn earned my business. It’s so many people who want to monopolize each and everything in the world it’s crazy. Great interview!!!!
I’m so impressed with the amount of knowledge and insight that comes from the Believe The Target interviews! Keep Em Coming and you’ll never loose this subscriber 😊
Got the SAC dies for my gt , awesome dies , work awesome, solves the infamous donut problem..👍 & if ya have a question they answer quick & very helpful, they're running a good business at SAC ..
I've bought a lot of Mark's products, and the quality is 2nd to no one. His cartridge/angle headspace set is remarkable for consistency and quality. Love the modular action wrench. The difference between the big makers and the smaller is the quality is night and day different. I've used some of their stuff, and it's fine for 99% of shooting, but if you really go yep that was a .002" bump and the FL die is set correct, then you're gonna wanna buy a damn good caliper and Mark's headspace thingy.
I've been really looking forward to this interview. I've was introduced to SAC reloading products when a set of his early dies came with a barrel and reamer i bought. I was really impressed with those dies and ever since then then i've tried to use SAC dies whenever they're available in the caliber i need.
SAC makes great innovative products and have impressed me with their knowledge whenever I have called with questions. I'm glad Erik got to interview and help out the spotlight on them.
Buying a SAC rifle will help you believe the target. Mark helped me through the process of buying my first custom rifle. I highly recommend them for your custom work.
I like what Mark had to say about finding the most forgiving seating depth first. I wish I had a 600 yard range available to test the bullets I like to use.
I've watched almost all of your podcast Eric , & I've learned alot , & I've also noticed you slowly leak secrets on these podcast that you've not talked about on videos before. I think it's your way to keep us watching. .lol. . People will learn more watching your podcast with all the different people you interview then they would on there own with a lifetime of shooting & reloading. .so cool you share this with all of us . Keep it up 👍
You mention many folks ask you about the difference in sizes for your Tuner brakes... We all know a .264 bullet will pass through the .308 tuner; the question more specifically is will there be a noticeable difference in performance when using an bullet smaller than the posted dimension on the tuner brake. Folks like me assume that if you have milled one specifically for 6.5 there must be a performance advantage to using it with a 6.5 instead of using an oversized .308, or there would be no point in milling multiple sizes. Please enlighten us, you make excellent products Mr. Cortina, can't wait to pick one up!
I see he hasn’t said anything. I’ve heard him say you would get a little better performance but not much. I own 3 tuner brakes.. that’s my experience. I know you wanted Erik to address it but I hope that helps.
I had trouble finding a seating depth for my load as I hit heavy powder compression . So I seated bullets 5 thou from touch and used your tuner instead to tune the load .
@Believe the Target, the cartridge naming conventions have been historically controlled by the marketing departments! TRUTH. Hell, the venerable .223REM utilizes a 0.244" diameter bullet!! LOL...I could go on and on!! Anyways, great video, I hope to interview Mark soon as I only live an hour away from these guys in O-H..... AT 17:42 in the video = time to use my lip-reading skills!!! As an electrical engineer, I, too have prescribed to Chris Long's OBT Theory since 2011 = this is what compelled me to buy Quickloads software initially. So my 81 year old gunsmith here in Ohio told me 20 years ago that fluting/spiraling and any other alterations to the outside of the barrel was the WORSE thing people started doing, after he explained the mechanics of what a barrel does AFTER it heats up = I fully understood what he was saying! It was 19" in the Secrets of The Houston Warehouse = 300 yards indoors.
One for you best interviews I BELIEVE ! Gr8 to here two people discussing what they have found out with there experience and not company driven!!!… but driven by their need to exceed for their new Companies in exciting times. Thanks Erik Andy from 🇦🇺👍👊🍻
I've been trying to buy SAC dies and everything keeps coming up out if stock. What's up? For a change I've got the funds but like powder and primers nothings available.
Think it would be interesting, he's been reloading, building rifles, hunting since he was in his early teens. Grew up with all the old school shooters, guys that started what we enjoy. We can or should learn something from everyone in the shooting sports.
@thepracticalrifleman Lol took the words right out of my mouth. Don't forget he'd slam the 6.5 Creedmoor, and the way he keeps repeating himself, it would drive me nuts
GREAT COMPREHENSIVE DISCUSSION / INFO…CAN IN THE FUTURE YOU PLEASE INCLUDE THE HYPOTHETICALS AND FINDING MIGHT PLAY OUT IN REGARDS TO MAGNUM CARTRIDGES. MORE HUNTING TYPE HEAVY FOR CALIBER SYSTEMS
US Marine telling Cortina that he's afraid of a little water. Then just letting it go when Cortina said it was the mud, lol. Priceless
Thanks Eric, love these videos
I like the part when erik’s audio slowly disappears. They should edit the video so he slowly gets tinier and tinier
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lolol
Didn't Browning try barrel tuning with the BAR?
@@williamboone8992 BOSS system
This is an awesome interview and guy! When he said there is enough work out there and there is no need to keep secrets from someone who wants to learn earned my business. It’s so many people who want to monopolize each and everything in the world it’s crazy. Great interview!!!!
Always get hooked on these podcasts...
Thank you
I’m so impressed with the amount of knowledge and insight that comes from the Believe The Target interviews! Keep Em Coming and you’ll never loose this subscriber 😊
Got the SAC dies for my gt , awesome dies , work awesome, solves the infamous donut problem..👍 & if ya have a question they answer quick & very helpful, they're running a good business at SAC ..
I've bought a lot of Mark's products, and the quality is 2nd to no one. His cartridge/angle headspace set is remarkable for consistency and quality. Love the modular action wrench. The difference between the big makers and the smaller is the quality is night and day different. I've used some of their stuff, and it's fine for 99% of shooting, but if you really go yep that was a .002" bump and the FL die is set correct, then you're gonna wanna buy a damn good caliper and Mark's headspace thingy.
About time! Awesome and thank you both!
This was the interview I was waiting for! Superb!
I've been really looking forward to this interview. I've was introduced to SAC reloading products when a set of his early dies came with a barrel and reamer i bought. I was really impressed with those dies and ever since then then i've tried to use SAC dies whenever they're available in the caliber i need.
SAC makes great innovative products and have impressed me with their knowledge whenever I have called with questions. I'm glad Erik got to interview and help out the spotlight on them.
Buying a SAC rifle will help you believe the target. Mark helped me through the process of buying my first custom rifle. I highly recommend them for your custom work.
I like what Mark had to say about finding the most forgiving seating depth first. I wish I had a 600 yard range available to test the bullets I like to use.
Love both of your products
I've watched almost all of your podcast Eric , & I've learned alot , & I've also noticed you slowly leak secrets on these podcast that you've not talked about on videos before. I think it's your way to keep us watching. .lol. .
People will learn more watching your podcast with all the different people you interview then they would on there own with a lifetime of shooting & reloading. .so cool you share this with all of us . Keep it up 👍
Dam took the words out of my mouth it was about time ⏲️
Thanks again Erik. This is a great series.
Damn I like those SAC dies. Revolutionary design which is still under-rated by the reloading community.
Very good and fun ep, thanks
Ive been waiting for this one!
Another good podcast.
You mention many folks ask you about the difference in sizes for your Tuner brakes... We all know a .264 bullet will pass through the .308 tuner; the question more specifically is will there be a noticeable difference in performance when using an bullet smaller than the posted dimension on the tuner brake. Folks like me assume that if you have milled one specifically for 6.5 there must be a performance advantage to using it with a 6.5 instead of using an oversized .308, or there would be no point in milling multiple sizes.
Please enlighten us, you make excellent products Mr. Cortina, can't wait to pick one up!
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I see he hasn’t said anything. I’ve heard him say you would get a little better performance but not much. I own 3 tuner brakes.. that’s my experience. I know you wanted Erik to address it but I hope that helps.
I had trouble finding a seating depth for my load as I hit heavy powder compression . So I seated bullets 5 thou from touch and used your tuner instead to tune the load .
Excellent review
Awesome!!
@Believe the Target, the cartridge naming conventions have been historically controlled by the marketing departments! TRUTH. Hell, the venerable .223REM utilizes a 0.244" diameter bullet!! LOL...I could go on and on!! Anyways, great video, I hope to interview Mark soon as I only live an hour away from these guys in O-H..... AT 17:42 in the video = time to use my lip-reading skills!!! As an electrical engineer, I, too have prescribed to Chris Long's OBT Theory since 2011 = this is what compelled me to buy Quickloads software initially. So my 81 year old gunsmith here in Ohio told me 20 years ago that fluting/spiraling and any other alterations to the outside of the barrel was the WORSE thing people started doing, after he explained the mechanics of what a barrel does AFTER it heats up = I fully understood what he was saying! It was 19" in the Secrets of The Houston Warehouse = 300 yards indoors.
Thats real nice to hear!
the design, and the research & development is the funnest isn't it.
For a minute, I thought Mark was interviewing Erik.
Good set ups
Good luck mark
One for you best interviews I BELIEVE ! Gr8 to here two people discussing what they have found out with there experience and not company driven!!!… but driven by their need to exceed for their new Companies in exciting times. Thanks Erik Andy from 🇦🇺👍👊🍻
Thank you
Browning was able to give suggested settings for their B.O.S.S. Tuner Brake for their known barrel contours .
Get at it Erik
Does bullet jump work like you say with saami chambers or with lots free bore chambers?
At 44' 30" there are some interesting results on Eric's tuner testing Vs seating depth.
Through extreme temperatures could that change a barrel. From firing rounds to being on a plane 30-50k in the air plus the pressure.
Sounds like Cortina Precision has a better "Machine Shop"..... i love SAC by the way
Good point
Hell ya
It's the structure of the material
Fellow Jarhead!
I've been trying to buy SAC dies and everything keeps coming up out if stock. What's up? For a change I've got the funds but like powder and primers nothings available.
These are great keep them coming.
Try to get Randy Selby "The Real Gunsmith" on the podcast. Old school but ful of knowledge...
That guy is a joke! I’d love it! He’d tell us Hornady is stupid and everybody not using a 7mm Magnum is stupid 😂
Think it would be interesting, he's been reloading, building rifles, hunting since he was in his early teens. Grew up with all the old school shooters, guys that started what we enjoy. We can or should learn something from everyone in the shooting sports.
He reminds me of my Dad when he’d get mad and just go off. No boundaries whatsoever😂
@thepracticalrifleman
Lol took the words right out of my mouth. Don't forget he'd slam the 6.5 Creedmoor, and the way he keeps repeating himself, it would drive me nuts
A batch of steel made into a bunch of barrels. Witch one comes from the top and middle and the bottom of the pore.
You need to bring on Dave from GrayOps and Phil from MPA.
GREAT COMPREHENSIVE DISCUSSION / INFO…CAN IN THE FUTURE YOU PLEASE INCLUDE THE HYPOTHETICALS AND FINDING MIGHT PLAY OUT IN REGARDS TO MAGNUM CARTRIDGES. MORE HUNTING TYPE HEAVY FOR CALIBER SYSTEMS
6.8 SPC
Everything changes all the time
Value
1:16:03 Erik isn’t getting any sympathy from the Marine about shooting in muddy/raining conditions.
IT'S ALWAYS THE AIRWINGERS THAT ARE RIPPED.
6.8
Your righ5 on that
His vertical ideas are unhinged...
Why he would be okay with 50+ FPS ES is absurd. Don Quixote Customs
They didn't even talk about sac dies or any sac products really. This was 2 friends talking lol
Start at Jam - shoot at Jam. SOTHWH.