Happy Monday everyone!
The Ballistic Assistant has surpassed 1100 views! Last week I was just excited to get past 500. Thank you to everyone who’s been reading an enjoying the content. I hope it has been insightful and useful to you.
A few things of note;
I removed the Consulting Page from the site in order to not run afoul of a few forum rules that do not allow for commercial advertisement. Right now I feel it’s more important to build content and let people know of the website then to try and generate income.
I began EMT Classes to get my EMT Basic License. Here in Milford, Utah we have an all volunteer service. This service is paid, and while it’s not much, the pay I receive will be dedicated to maintaining the website, and funding the projects.
At the request of one of our readers I published a write up on how to use QuickLOAD for load development. If you want to see how close QuickLOAD is to real world testing, I’ve included the data in the write up.
QuickLOAD as a Tool for Load Development
We also made some progress on the VZ-58 Build this week.
VZ-58: Barrel Block Construction
VZ-58: Muzzle Brake and Barrel Extension Install
We are about 1/2 through the VZ-58 Build. At this point I am beginning to look forward to see what the next firearm build is going to be. I am considering an Israeli FAL, or a AR 45 PCC. Is there a build you’d like to see? Let me know!
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