Was my little brothers final highschool concert today. He actually didn't tell me and don't want my parts to tell me because he wanted me to focus on my classes and stuff but my friends basically adopted him so they told me and have to say man I teared up a lil when they told me they went to his concert to show him support and live streamed it to me said they wanted him to feel like the coolest of the band geeks so that went out of their way to pull up My gf and her mom and sisters where a little miffed though because they where all band geeks and told him he's better send them an invite when he plays so guess I'll have to take up for him a lil but
Anyway he killed it , along with his grades







Now he's definitely gonna be on me about getting him a reloading setup

Who better to show him the ropes, Wolfie?

Gonna give that boy a manual and show him the right YouTube channels to watch because idk what I'm doing half the time

Thats great. They say a sax player can always find a job!
Good on him.

I had no o e to show me when I started and ther was no u tube. I bought the Lee anniversary kit and read the book in it 3 times set everything up like I read and took off.


He is smart get him the books. Anyone can make a u tube and act like they know what they are doing and not have a clue. A new person won't be able to pick up if what they are saying/doing is right .

One of my cousins comes to mind. Not a gun guy more a technology guy. Was making u tub videos acting like an expert assembling AR's. Couldn't get one to group and brought it over. It had a hand tight barrel nut.

Anyone using him for a guide would be putting themselves in danger.

He was making a lot of reloading videos also. Scary stuff.

Thats Great Wolfdog.

Very nice mr Wolf …. Should be proud and supportive which I know you are….

I had no o e to show me when I started and ther was no u tube. I bought the Lee anniversary kit and read the book in it 3 times set everything up like I read and took off.


He is smart get him the books. Anyone can make a u tube and act like they know what they are doing and not have a clue. A new person won't be able to pick up if what they are saying/doing is right .

One of my cousins comes to mind. Not a gun guy more a technology guy. Was making u tub videos acting like an expert assembling AR's. Couldn't get one to group and brought it over. It had a hand tight barrel nut.

Anyone using him for a guide would be putting themselves in danger.

He was making a lot of reloading videos also. Scary stuff.[/quote]

I had nobody to show me how either. Thanks for your 2c. I was trying to be nice, you prick.

Eric Cortina and winning in the wind are both competition class shooters ( Eric just won the worlds)
Bolt action reloading is well....look if you can't watch his videos and realize he knows what he's talking about I have questions about a persons ability to reason
Johnnys Reloading bench is really well put together and honestly he's grear if you actually have the patience to watch and actually learn and not just try and copy what her does because he documents his mistakes and how he corrects them.
Hornady had their own channel and well...it's Hornady the company Soo...
Handloader magazine also has some good ones
Gavin tube is a gunsmith who does amazing work. And the list goes on.
Elfsters has an amazing lil serious where he reloads with a complete novice from the bare bottoms to pulling the trigger and reading groups.
There's a few other geared specifically for beginners that honestly helped me out way more then the books.
Honestly vetting a channel isn't hard as long as you don't think everything somone says is right.
And like I said I'll be showing him the right ones .

There is a lot of learning available on YouTube, someone, learning firsthand, especially from family goes a lot further.

Some of those “band geeks” score some pretty sweet scholarships!

Ha got a full ride right now for ban