Videos tagged with Crimp Removal

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 video addresses the common issue of the military crimp found on 5.56 brass, often encountered by reloaders. It explores various methods and options for removing this crimp, discussing its necessity and providing practical solutions for individuals looking to reload this type of ammunition. The content emphasizes safe handling and controlled environments for any demonstrations.

This guide details the process of handloading a cost-effective 5.56/.223 plinking load, as demonstrated by Johnny's Reloading Bench. The process involves meticulous brass preparation, including crimp removal and resizing with small base dies, followed by careful powder charging, bullet seating to a specific OAL, and light crimping. The expert-level instruction emphasizes budget-conscious component selection and systematic load development for high-volume range use.

This video details the initial stages of reloading 5.56/.223 brass, focusing on decapping spent primers and removing military crimps. The presenter, Johnny, demonstrates using a Lee Universal Decapping Die and primarily an RCBS Military Crimp Remover mounted in a drill. He contrasts this with a primer pocket swaging tool, favoring the drill method for its speed and effectiveness. The process prepares the brass for subsequent cleaning and resizing.