Videos tagged with Brass Forming

This video details the process of forming 6mm ARC brass from 6.5 Grendel brass, highlighting a peculiar 'belted' ring formation at the case head, potentially linked to over-pressure and the use of small base sizing dies. The instructor experiments with different dies and brass types, firing reloaded cartridges to observe and analyze these pressure signs, ultimately suggesting that avoiding high pressure is key to preventing this issue.

This video provides a detailed guide on forming 6mm ARC brass from 6.5 Grendel, a more accessible alternative. The instructor, Johnny's Reloading Bench, walks through the process of resizing, trimming, and fire-forming, emphasizing techniques for achieving proper shoulder bump and case length. He also touches on the more challenging conversions from 7.62x39 and 220 Russian, highlighting the complexities and necessary intermediate steps. The content is technical and practical for reloaders looking to expand their cartridge options.

This video details a method for forming 300 Blackout brass from .223 Remington cases using a modified chop saw and a specialized jig. The process involves cutting the cases to a preliminary length, resizing them with a full-length die, and then trimming them to the correct 300 Blackout specifications. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proper jig adjustment and tool selection for achieving consistent results, while also demonstrating the subsequent steps of loading and testing the newly formed brass.

This guide details advanced techniques for reforming and resizing brass to create ammunition for obsolete or hard-to-find cartridges. It covers conversions for firearms like the 1905 Mannlicher-Steyr and Broomhandle Mauser, utilizing specific die sets and custom fixtures. The process requires meticulous attention to detail and specialized tools, as demonstrated by experienced reloaders from Brownells.

This video demonstrates the process of neck reaming and inside reaming to form 300 BlackOut brass from unusable 5.56 brass. The creator, Deuce and Guns, explains that with a few tools, this transformation is easily achievable. The description also lists specific brands of 5.56 brass that are prone to requiring this process, highlighting potential issues with common ammunition.

This video provides a repair guide for a 300 Blackout case trimmer. It emphasizes the importance of a working trimmer for forming 300 Blackout brass from .223 brass, a method suggested for cost-effective 300 Blackout ammunition reloading. The description includes a detailed list of recommended and discouraged .223/5.56 headstamps for this conversion, offering practical advice for reloaders. The video also promotes the creator's social media and Amazon store.

This video addresses a perceived issue with 22 Nosler brass by presenting an alternative solution. The presenter explores the possibility of forming 6mm Hagar Hornady brass for use in an AR platform with a 6.8 SPC bolt. The discussion aims to offer a practical workaround for those interested in or experiencing challenges with 22 Nosler ammunition, directing viewers to the Predator Masters Forums for further research and community discussion.

This video details the process of converting 5.56 brass into 300 Blackout cases. It covers cutting the brass, sizing it in a 300 Blackout die, trimming to length, and a preliminary annealing process. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proper case preparation for successful reloading and highlights potential challenges and techniques for beginners.