Videos tagged with Brass Prep

This video focuses on the preparation of brass for reloading ammunition. The title suggests a dedicated session for this task, implying a process involving cleaning, resizing, and potentially priming spent casings. While the specific firearms or calibers are not detailed in the title or description, the activity itself points to a shooting enthusiast who reloads their own ammunition, likely for rifle or pistol calibers.

This guide details essential brass preparation techniques for reloaders, emphasizing consistency and precision. Key steps include proper dry tumbling with minimal additives, achieving optimal flame annealing by waiting for visible redness, and using competition shell holders for accurate shoulder bump adjustments. The video also highlights the importance of square trimming, light chamfering, and deburring flash holes for consistent ignition, while advising against overworking primer pockets.

This guide details how to use the VEVOR 3L Ultrasonic Cleaner for removing cosmoline from firearm parts and cleaning reloading brass. The process involves using a cleaning solution, running the ultrasonic cleaner for set durations, and rinsing parts. The cleaner is shown to be effective for both heavy cosmoline buildup and for preparing brass for reloading, with different cleaning solutions yielding varied results.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem demonstrates the Hornady Primer Pocket Swager attachment for the Lock-N-Load® AP™ press. It specifically addresses the challenge of primer pocket crimps found on once-fired military-surplus rifle ammunition, which hinder the proper seating of new primers. The video highlights how this tool offers a fast and easy solution for removing these crimps, allowing for efficient reloading of such brass. Ostrem showcases the effectiveness of the swager, emphasizing its ability to cleanly prepare primer pockets with each cycle of the press.

This guide details a methodical load development process for the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge using Hornady 140gr Match BTHP bullets. It covers powder selection (Alliant RL17 vs. RL26), component choices (primers, brass), reloading techniques, and critical range testing analysis. The expert reloader highlights pressure signs and offers insights into achieving both velocity and accuracy, concluding RL17 provides superior accuracy despite RL26's higher velocity potential.

This guide details the process of reloading 7.62x54R ammunition using the budget-friendly Lee Rifle Loader. It covers essential steps from brass inspection and decapping to priming, powder charging, and bullet seating, emphasizing neck sizing limitations and the importance of OAL measurement. The speaker, demonstrating high expertise, also highlights crucial accessories and specific considerations for surplus rifle calibers.

This guide details the process of handloading a cost-effective 5.56/.223 plinking load, as demonstrated by Johnny's Reloading Bench. The process involves meticulous brass preparation, including crimp removal and resizing with small base dies, followed by careful powder charging, bullet seating to a specific OAL, and light crimping. The expert-level instruction emphasizes budget-conscious component selection and systematic load development for high-volume range use.

This video focuses on the reloading process for 5.56/.223 caliber ammunition, specifically showing the resizing and trimming of once-fired brass. As the second part of a reloading journal series, it delves into the technical aspects of preparing cartridge cases for reuse. This content would appeal to handloaders and those interested in ammunition manufacturing and cost-saving methods for shooting sports.

This video introduces the Hornady Lock-N-Load Control Panel, presented by Neil Emery of Hornady at the 2014 SHOT Show. The content focuses on a specific piece of reloading equipment, highlighting its features and functionality. While no firearms are demonstrated, the context of reloading equipment strongly suggests relevance to firearm enthusiasts and those involved in ammunition preparation.

This video, "Brownells - Cleaning Brass: Part I: Brass Cleaning 101," hosted by Bill Gravatt, serves as an introductory guide to the fundamental principles of cleaning spent brass casings. It focuses on the 'why' and 'how' of case cleaning, laying the groundwork for subsequent parts in the series. The content is aimed at individuals looking to maintain their firearm ammunition, likely for reloading or simply for cleaner storage and handling.

This YouTube video from Brownells features the RCBS Trim Mate Case Prep Center. The description highlights that the video showcases this specific reloading tool and provides a link for more information. The content is focused on equipment used in the reloading process, essential for firearm owners involved in cartridge preparation.