Videos tagged with Case Trimming

This video details the process of reloading 5.56 ammunition for an AR-15 using Hodgdon CFE 223 powder. The presenter, Deuce, demonstrates case preparation, powder charging with an RCBS Chargemaster, and bullet seating. He then presents ballistics data and accuracy results for various powder charges, concluding that a sweet spot between 26.5 and 27 grains is optimal for his specific rifle.

This video introduces the Hornady 3-in-1 High-Speed Trimmer, designed for high-volume precision rifle shooters. It emphasizes the trimmer's ability to simultaneously trim, chamfer, and deburr cases in a single pass, significantly reducing processing time. The device features a high-speed motor (over 2,000 RPM) and a micrometer adjustment for precise length control, capable of handling cartridges from .22 to .30 caliber within specific length ranges.

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 video focuses on the preparation of brass for reloading ammunition. The title suggests a dedicated session for this task, implying a process involving cleaning, resizing, and potentially priming spent casings. While the specific firearms or calibers are not detailed in the title or description, the activity itself points to a shooting enthusiast who reloads their own ammunition, likely for rifle or pistol calibers.

This video details the process of preparing brass for reloading 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition, focusing on fully processed brass. The speaker also shares a list of favorite large YouTube firearms content creators, highlighting their strengths in production quality, shooting skill, and informative content. The discussion emphasizes the importance of separating factual information from personal opinions when consuming online firearm content.

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 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 video from Civilian Tactical, featuring a representative from HSL Ammunition, explains and demonstrates the process of converting spent .223 Remington or 5.56x45mm NATO brass into .300 Blackout cartridges. It highlights the use of industrial machinery for case trimming and reforming, showcasing the viability of this conversion for ammunition reloading. The host's expertise is evident through the clear explanation and demonstration within a professional ammunition facility.

This guide details the installation and adjustment of the RCBS Trim Pro 3-Way Cutter on an RCBS Trim Pro 2 trimmer. It covers setting both the inside chamfer and outside deburring depths, addressing common issues like binding and providing a step-by-step process for achieving clean case mouths. The video emphasizes the importance of proper alignment and making fine adjustments for optimal results in brass preparation for reloading.

This video details the process of reloading 6.5 PRC ammunition, focusing on the use of a serviced Redding sizing die. It covers case preparation, sizing techniques to achieve proper shoulder bump, and initial load development with Hornady 140gr BTHP bullets and Reloder 26 powder. The instructor also addresses issues with brass consistency and provides insights into setting up dies for optimal performance.

This guide details the rifle reloading process, highlighting key differences from pistol reloading. It emphasizes thorough brass cleaning, resizing, and the critical step of case trimming due to brass expansion. Safety is paramount, with specific warnings about high rifle pressures and the importance of accurate powder charges and case inspection. The process includes priming, powder charging, bullet seating, and using headspace gauges for critical dimension checks.

This guide details the initial brass preparation for reloading the 6.5 PRC cartridge. It covers inspecting and lubricating brass, performing neck and full-length resizing, troubleshooting stuck cases, and preparing cases for priming. The process highlights the importance of proper die setup and lubricant selection for successful reloading.