Videos tagged with Brass Shells

This video showcases the creation of custom 12-gauge shotgun shells and a commemorative carrying case to celebrate 2 million subscribers. The process involves precise ammunition assembly with brass casings, copper-plated shot, and wax seals, alongside 3D printing a custom case using a TwoTrees SK1 printer and laser-cutting foam inserts. The demonstration concludes with firing the custom shells from a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun at a range.

This video demonstrates the meticulous process of handloading vintage 12 gauge brass shotgun shells with lead round balls. It highlights the use of a TwoTrees SK-1 3D printer for creating custom protective cases for the reloaded shells. The demonstration culminates in live fire, showcasing the impressive penetration power of the reloaded ammunition against a wooden target.

This video demonstrates the meticulous process of hand-loading custom 12 Gauge brass shotgun rounds. It covers shell preparation, precise gunpowder loading, wadding, projectile insertion, and sealing with wax and a custom stamp. The process concludes with 3D printed individual storage cases made on a TwoTrees SK1 printer.

This video showcases the loading and firing of a 16-gauge side-by-side hammer shotgun in a snowy environment. It highlights the use of vintage brass shells and the distinct operation of external hammers on a break-action firearm. The visual focus is on the firearm's details and the cold-weather shooting experience.

This video showcases the use of vintage brass shotgun shells with a side-by-side hammer shotgun. The presenter demonstrates loading, cocking external hammers, firing both barrels, and manually extracting the spent brass shells. The focus is on the mechanical aspects and the aesthetic of older firearms and ammunition.

This video showcases the assembly and features of a vintage side-by-side hammer shotgun, likely from the USSR. It highlights intricate engravings, the break-action mechanism with external hammers, and the loading of 12-gauge brass shells. The presentation emphasizes the mechanical function and aesthetic details of this older firearm.

This video demonstrates the meticulous process of reloading vintage 10-gauge solid brass shotgun shells, a practice common before World War II. Larry Potterfield details the necessary tools, components like FFg black powder and large pistol primers, and specific techniques for case preparation, including custom trimming and sizing for antique firearms. The demonstration highlights the use of non-standard sealing methods like water glass or household cement due to the absence of factory crimps on brass shells.

This video demonstrates a detailed process for cleaning and restoring old 10 gauge brass shotgun shells, specifically Winchester brand cases from around 1874. It covers de-priming, washing with hot soapy water, scrubbing corrosion with steel wool, brightening with vinegar, and final polishing in a vibratory tumbler to achieve a like-new appearance for reloading.