Videos tagged with Case Lubrication

This video provides an in-depth look at reloading the .357 SIG cartridge, highlighting its performance potential and common reloading challenges. The instructor, an experienced reloader, details issues such as de-priming stem problems with Lee dies, the critical importance of neck tension to prevent bullet setback, and the necessity of using appropriate bullet profiles. He emphasizes the effectiveness of Longshot powder and recommends specific bullet types like Hornady XTP and Federal V-Crown for optimal results.

This video explains the purpose of vent holes found on some reloading sizing dies. These holes are designed to allow excess case lubricant to escape during the resizing process, preventing dents on the case shoulder or walls. This is particularly useful when using older, stickier lubricants that can be applied too heavily.

This guide details the setup and operation of the Frankford Arsenal X-10 Progressive Press for reloading .308 Winchester ammunition. It covers calibrating the powder dispenser, loading primers, applying case lubricant, and running cases through the press's various stations, including decapping military primers and seating bullets. The instructor emphasizes proper technique and safety throughout the process.

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 the process of preparing and sizing brass for precision reloading, as demonstrated by PRS Pro shooter Greg C. It covers brass cleaning, lubrication, precise sizing die setup to match a specific chamber for minimal shoulder setback, and essential case trimming. The techniques emphasize achieving high precision for competitive shooting while maintaining efficiency for high-volume reloaders.

This video provides a detailed guide on reforming cartridge brass, specifically demonstrating how to convert .270 Winchester brass into .30-06 Springfield. The instructor emphasizes the importance of using the correct dies, proper case lubrication techniques to avoid shoulder dents, and the necessity of trimming and deburring the reformed brass. The process is presented as a cost-effective method for handloaders to utilize existing brass for different calibers.

This guide details the step-by-step operation of the Hornady Lock-n-Load AP Progressive Press, a 5-station system for efficient ammunition reloading. It covers primer system preparation, the loading cycle for pistol and rifle cartridges, powder verification using the Powder Cop die, bullet seating, and essential safety checks. The instruction emphasizes consulting reloading manuals and using measurement tools for accuracy and safety.

This guide outlines the essential equipment needed to begin handloading ammunition. It covers fundamental tools like reloading manuals, calipers, case trimmers, and dies, emphasizing the importance of safety and proper technique. The video also touches upon optional but useful items such as tumblers and powder measures, providing a comprehensive overview for aspiring reloaders.