Jeff Siewert

Yeah, a lot of different topics.

So I freely admit I don't know everything, but if I don't know, you'll know.

You know what?

I look back on it and I realize I was very blessed to have kind of fallen into that.

It's one of those deals where, you know, I graduated college in 77, spent a year and a half in Saudi Arabia, got back from there and started looking around for a job and

I was at GE in Burlington, Vermont.

And what popped up was this job in the ammo group.

And I'm like, well, I'll do this until it's not fun anymore.

And it never stopped being fun.

So I ended up spending 45 years doing this.

So, right.

Right.

I'm doing, I'm doing some work on some rifle barrels at the current moment for a company in the Midwest doing, doing some other design work.

unfortunately no uh because we have like four barrel come wisconsin five right right so five kind of what what i'm after what i'm after is a thing um uh a thing known as gain twist where the rifling angle changes as you go along the barrel that's me so i guess i'd like to hear at some point your experiences with gain twist because mine mine comes from kind of a

I would like to pick over your data at some point if you're agreeable to sharing that information.

Sure, sure.

Very respectable.

I don't have anything that'll do anything close to that.

So once upon a time, this is going to be yikes.

15 years ago now, I did work on zinc bullets as a non-toxic alternative for a rimfire manufacturer in the US.