Videos tagged with Case Preparation

Roy Huntington demonstrates how to prepare military brass for reloading using the Lee Precision Ram Swage Tool. This process involves removing the primer crimp found on military brass, which prevents new primers from being seated. The video highlights the ease of use with Lee's Breech Lock system and the importance of verifying primer pocket dimensions with a gauge.

This video demonstrates the efficiency of the RCBS Brass Boss Brass Prep Station for reloading enthusiasts. It highlights how the all-in-one station streamlines brass preparation tasks such as primer pocket cleaning, military crimp removal, chamfering, and deburring. The adjustable RPMs allow for fine-tuning the process, ultimately saving time and increasing reloading efficiency.

This video demonstrates how to remove the primer pocket crimp from military brass using an RCBS primer pocket swaging tool. The process involves decapping the brass, assembling the swaging tool, and using a reloading press to swage the pocket, ensuring easier and more reliable primer seating for future reloads. Proper setup and technique are highlighted to achieve a smooth, tapered primer pocket.

This guide details how to reload .308 cartridges using the affordable Lee Breech Lock Press. It covers essential steps from case lubrication and de-priming/resizing to priming, powder charging, bullet seating, and final crimping. The video emphasizes the efficiency of the Breech Lock system for quick die changes and highlights the cost-effectiveness of Lee Precision products for home reloaders.

This guide from Brownells demonstrates the proper setup of a full-length sizing die for bottleneck cartridges on a reloading press. Key steps include positioning the shell holder, raising the ram, and adjusting the die to contact the shell holder before tightening the lock ring. Proper setup ensures consistent sizing for each case.

This video addresses the question of whether primers can be reused. While technically possible, the process is not recommended due to safety risks and potential for primer failure. The hosts explain that if a primer must be removed from a live cartridge, it can be done carefully with a punch, but excessive force could detonate it. They emphasize slow, deliberate movements on the press and advise against making a habit of reusing primers.

This video appears to focus on the process of reloading ammunition, specifically the brass tumbling stage, which has been ongoing for two days. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearm models or calibers, the activity of tumbling brass is intrinsically linked to firearms and their maintenance. The extended duration suggests a large batch or a dedicated process. The content is likely aimed at individuals involved in handloading or those interested in the preparation of spent casings for reuse.

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 video provides a detailed guide on performing a caliber conversion and setting up the shell plate on the Frankford Arsenal X-10 reloading press. It focuses on the technical aspects of the process, offering a step-by-step walkthrough for users looking to switch calibers or ensure proper shell plate alignment for their reloading operations. The content is aimed at individuals engaged in reloading ammunition.

This guide outlines the essential gear for reloading rifle cartridges, from initial case cleaning and preparation to powder charging, bullet seating, and final storage. It emphasizes the importance of accurate measurement, reliable load data, and appropriate tools like presses, dies, and case gauges for safe and effective ammunition production. The video covers various press types and case prep necessities for rifle ammunition.

This guide details the process of cleaning brass for reloading, drawing on the expertise of Brownells' Steven and Caleb. It covers when cleaning is necessary, different tumbling methods, the debate around decapping before cleaning, and the benefits of using tumblers to simplify the reloading process. The instruction emphasizes situational necessity over excessive cleaning.

This YouTube video showcases the Genesys Loading System from Mark 7 Reloading. The content likely focuses on the functionality, features, and benefits of this reloading equipment, potentially demonstrating its use for ammunition production. Viewers can expect to learn about the system's capabilities and how it aids reloaders.