Videos tagged with Bullet Casting

This video discusses the feasibility of reloading ammunition, particularly in a survival context. While reusing brass is presented as possible, the speaker strongly advises against attempting to manufacture primers or gunpowder due to extreme difficulty and impracticality. Reloading is acknowledged as potentially cheaper and beneficial for accuracy, but not recommended as a primary survival skill.

This video discusses the feasibility of making your own ammunition, focusing on the components. While reusing brass is possible, the speaker highlights the extreme difficulty and impracticality of manufacturing primers and gunpowder from scratch. Reloading is presented as a viable option for accuracy and slight cost savings, but not recommended for survival situations.

This episode of TMI Live covers several firearms-related topics, including a detailed review of the Vector Optics Continental 1-6x LPVO, highlighting its use of German Schott glass and competitive pricing. The host also reviews the budget-friendly Easy Shoot 1-6x LPVO and Pro Hear electronic ear muffs, discussing their performance and features. The episode features a discussion with guest Viejo about his YouTube channel, reloading, and personal experiences, alongside a giveaway for Vector Optics poker chips.

This video is the third installment in a series focused on the process of making a bullet mold. While the description doesn't detail specific firearms, calibers, or applications, the title strongly suggests a DIY gunsmithing project involving ammunition component creation. The content likely appeals to individuals interested in reloading, handloading, and the practical aspects of firearm maintenance and customization.

This video, titled "Making a Bullet Mold: Part 2," is the second installment in a series focused on the creation of a bullet mold. Based solely on the title and description, it likely delves into the practical aspects of crafting reloading equipment, potentially involving metalworking, machining, or casting techniques. Viewers can expect a demonstration or explanation of the process involved in producing a mold for casting bullets, which is a crucial component for handloaders and firearm enthusiasts who reload their own ammunition.

This video, "Making a Bullet Mold: Part 1," focuses on the initial stages of crafting a custom bullet mold. While the specific firearm types or calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the title strongly suggests a practical, hands-on approach to firearm component manufacturing. This suggests the content will appeal to those interested in reloading, gunsmithing, and the technical aspects of ammunition production. The "Part 1" indicates an ongoing series, likely to cover the entire process from design to finished mold.

This guide details the complex process of handloading ammunition for the .577/450 Martini-Henry rifle, a task requiring specialized tools and meticulous attention to detail. Expert Eric from Iraqveteran8888 emphasizes safety, particularly when working with black powder, and outlines the steps for preparing brass from 24-gauge shotshell hulls, casting projectiles, and utilizing specific reloading dies. The process is described as laborious but rewarding for enthusiasts of historical firearms.

This guide details the essential equipment and techniques for bullet casting, emphasizing the benefits of aluminum molds for their lightness, rapid heating, and precision machining. It covers the importance of a reliable lead furnace, proper mold lubrication with beeswax, and the use of bottom pour pots for efficient casting. The guide also touches upon bullet sizing, lubrication, and the critical need for cast bullet-specific loading data from resources like the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook.

This video details the setup of a crucial ventilation system for bullet casting, emphasizing the dangers of lead fumes and lead poisoning. The instructor demonstrates how to adapt household items, like a salad bowl, into a functional hood connected to an exhaust fan via stove pipe. The goal is to create a safe casting environment by capturing noxious smoke and fumes immediately at the source, highlighting the importance of proper airflow and hood placement directly over the lead pot.

This video explores the shooting journey and philosophy of Lena Miculek and her father, Jerry Miculek. It delves into their training methodologies, competitive experiences across various disciplines like Three Gun, PCC, and revolver shooting, and their shared passion for the sport. The content emphasizes continuous learning, the importance of understanding processes, and the dedication required for competitive shooting, highlighting their family legacy and individual approaches to mastering firearms.

This guide details the expert process of hand-loading ammunition for a vintage Alexander Henry Double Rifle in .450 3 1/4" Black Powder Express caliber. Larry Potterfield, demonstrating master gunsmithing and historical appreciation, covers component selection, bullet casting, lubrication, case preparation, powder charging, and crimping. The instruction emphasizes precision for optimal performance with black powder firearms.

This guide details the process of creating paper-patched ammunition for the 40-50 Sharps Bottleneck rifle. It covers casting bullets, preparing and applying paper patches, forming cases from 45-70 brass, and the specific steps for loading with black powder, wads, and lubricant. The technique aims for accurate shooting with historical rifle designs.