Videos tagged with Crimping

This video demonstrates the ASMR-style reloading process for 12 Gauge shotgun shells using the Lee Load-All II press. It meticulously covers component preparation, filling reservoirs with gunpowder and lead shot, priming, resizing, powder charging, wad seating, shot loading, and final crimping. The visual evidence highlights the Lee Precision branding and the 'SHELL CAVIAR' lead shot.

This video features Steve Ostrem demonstrating the reloading process for .44 Special ammunition using the Lee Classic Turret Press. He walks viewers through each stage, including case sizing, priming, powder dispensing, bullet seating, and crimping, while explaining his preference for this setup for small-batch reloading. The session emphasizes safety and provides practical insights for both new and experienced reloaders. The video also highlights resources from Brownells.

This video from Brownells features Caleb and Steve demonstrating the final stages of cartridge reloading: bullet seating and crimping. It provides step-by-step instructions for setting up seating dies for both 9mm straight-wall pistol cartridges and .223 bottleneck rifle cartridges. The tutorial covers using different crimping die types, achieving consistent results, and specific considerations for bottleneck rifle loads, including tips for AR-15 reliability. It's geared towards beginner reloaders and those looking to refine their reloading techniques.

This video aims to resolve the common debate among handloaders regarding whether or not to crimp their ammunition. The creator promises to provide a clear explanation and guidance to help viewers confidently assess their handgun and rifle loads and make the right decision for their reloading efforts.

This guide details the operation of the Hornady Lock-n-Load AP progressive press, a five-station system for efficient ammunition reloading. It covers primer system preparation, the step-by-step loading cycle for cartridges like .45 ACP, and the use of specialized dies like the Powder Cop. The guide emphasizes continuous operation for increased speed and highlights the importance of consulting reloading manuals and verifying measurements for safety and accuracy. It also touches on versatility for various calibers and specialized tasks like processing military brass.