Good Monday Morning! Hard to believe we are almost through October!
We have had a busy week. I’ve been able to get a lot of work done on the VZ-58 Build. I am at the point where I am waiting on some parts to come in. As I get those parts in I’ll continue to share how that build is going. We are on the tail end of things and I am anxious to get out an put some rounds down range!
Updated Barrel Block Prints for the VZ-58
VZ-58: Pressing the Receiver onto the Barrel
VZ-58: Headspacing Correction – My Oops
Since we are wrapping up on the VZ-58 I will be kicking off a few more projects. These are projects that have sat on the back burner for a few years. I’ll be working on them as time and money allows. You’ll find these projects under the projects menu on the home page.
3D Printer: Introduction – Model and Frame
There’s been a lot of focus on the VZ and other projects, but I do not want that to detract from the main theme of the site, looking at internal ballistics. I’ve debated on several ways to try and kick this off, here’s what I came up with as a general overview.
Project Management for Load Development
If you’d like to know the general process from load conception to product release, this is the article for you. This will also introduce the testing that is conducted as part of the Load Development Process. There will be more Write Ups on each test later, so look at this as an introduction.
All of the write ups that pertain to developing a load for the commercial market will be found under this menu option:
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The Ballistic Assistant.