Videos tagged with Case Length

This guide details the process of trimming and deburring brass cases for reloading, emphasizing its importance for accuracy and safety. It covers selecting the right tools, setting up a case trimmer like the Sinclair Le Wilson, determining correct trim lengths from reloading manuals, and the necessity of deburring the case mouth to prevent bullet damage. The video highlights how proper case trimming contributes to consistent neck tension and avoids pressure spikes in tight chambers.

This guide details the operation of the Frankford Arsenal Universal Precision Case Trimmer, a drill-powered tool for resizing cartridge cases. It covers selecting the correct collets and shoulder bushings for various calibers, adjusting the trimmer for precise case length, and the trimming process itself. The video emphasizes the importance of resizing cases before trimming and highlights potential challenges with cartridges like 300 Blackout due to their minimal shoulders. It also touches on optional upgrades like carbide cutters and pilots.

This video provides an expert comparison between the 5.45x39mm and 5.56x45mm NATO cartridges, detailing their historical context, ballistic performance, and terminal effects. Instruction from Caleb at Brownells highlights key differences in velocity, drop, and projectile behavior, offering valuable insights for firearm enthusiasts and tactical operators.

This guide details the process of reloading 224 Valkyrie cartridges, focusing on the use of RCBS dies after experiencing issues with Forester dies. It covers brass preparation, die setup, headspace measurement, bullet seating to specific overall lengths, and powder charging. The speaker emphasizes the importance of proper die adjustment and checking for pressure signs, while also discussing the performance of various bullet weights.

This video details the process of preparing previously fired 22 Nosler brass for reloading, addressing extraction issues encountered in previous videos. The presenter focuses on resizing, trimming (or deciding not to trim based on measurements), and seating bullets for optimal magazine fit. The guide highlights the importance of careful brass preparation and monitoring case dimensions to ensure reliable function, especially when dealing with potential extraction problems.