by Martin Lotz III | Nov 20, 2012 | Reloading
I didn’t realize how much interest there is in hBN. It really does make a huge difference in barrel life, so I’ll repost it and leave it here. Answering email after email from a dozen different boards is getting really to be a chore, so here it is. Both...
by Martin Lotz III | Nov 20, 2012 | Reloading
Yes, we do it for our AR10s, and one in particular. Is it worth it? Dozens of log-book pages have easily proven that it definitely makes a difference in precision reloading for and AR10. The brass is first rolled in a light coat of Castor Oil We typically do 100 at a...
by Martin Lotz III | Nov 20, 2012 | Shooting Technique
Requirements for a CC Permit by Sheriff Departments, City Police and States vary widely and wildly. Wildly because in some venues there seems to be little connection between self defense and a field hunting course to obtain a CC. In the field, never carry a rifle with...
by Martin Lotz III | Nov 20, 2012 | Reloading
To determine proper seat depth for any given projectile, keep in mind that the measurement is only valid when the contact of the bullet’s ogive and the lands/grooves is determined. Your manual says OAL is 3.020?… maybe for that bullet that they used, but...
by Martin Lotz III | May 6, 2009 | Projects
Author and Photographer; PJE I wanted to build a defensive weapon, that would be a heavy hitter with a dual configuration. It would have the ability to go from short range target acquisition, to acquiring a long range target with the throw a few levers in a minimal...
