Videos tagged with DIY Reloading

This video introduces a new powder funnel kit from RCBS designed to eliminate powder jamming issues for reloaders. Host Kevin "KJ" Jarnagin demonstrates the functionality of this USA-made tool, emphasizing its simplicity and effectiveness in preventing the common problem of powder funnel tapping. The description also provides extensive information on how to access more content from Gun Talk across various platforms, including their website, apps, and social media channels.

This video focuses on acquiring affordable and durable equipment for a first reloading bench. It aims to guide viewers on making wise investments, helping them avoid spending excessive money on unnecessary gear. The description emphasizes that the suggested equipment is built to last a lifetime, making it a cost-effective choice for aspiring reloaders.

This video provides a quick tip on using the Frankford Arsenal Hand Priming Tool, highlighting its ease of use and effectiveness. Brownells Gun Tech™ Steve Ostrem demonstrates how the tool, accompanied by various shell holders and inserts, allows for efficient and consistent primer seating on cartridge cases. The description emphasizes the tool's ergonomic design and the satisfying 'bottom out' feel, suggesting it's ideal for priming hundreds of cases quickly. Safety is also stressed with a reminder to wear safety glasses.

This video focuses on providing viewers with methods to obtain free shotgun hulls for the purpose of reloading. The content aims to help reloaders save money by acquiring used brass and plastic casings, specifically mentioning 12 Gauge and 20 Gauge. The emphasis is on cost-saving for ammunition reloading enthusiasts.

This video focuses on the installation of a #5 Case Feeder and Low Primer Warning system for the Frankford Arsenal X-10 Press. It's presented as the final setup stage before die installation, hinting at future discoveries and the overall reloading process.

This video focuses on the bench mounting process for the Frankford Arsenal X-10, highlighting its smooth installation and precision engineering. The content appears to be a tutorial or demonstration, likely aimed at firearm owners who have purchased or are considering this particular reloading press.

This video demonstrates a straightforward method for handloaders to find the most accurate ammunition load for their specific 45 Auto pistol. It emphasizes tailoring loads to individual components and shooting styles, making the process accessible and enjoyable for DIY enthusiasts. The content aims to empower viewers to optimize their firearm's performance through personalized reloading.

This video explores the creation of 20-gauge mini shells, a project initiated because no manufacturers currently produce them. The creator details a simple process involving a standard load with a modified wad (omitting the vision section) to achieve a 1 3/4" overall shell length. The description emphasizes the importance of a roll crimp for successful completion. The content poses a question of practicality versus novelty for these custom shells.

This video focuses on Lee Precision's carbide reloading dies, highlighting their good quality and fair pricing. The description provides a direct link to the product page for further information and includes a relevant hashtag. While the specific calibers or firearm models are not mentioned, the content is clearly aimed at individuals involved in firearm reloading and maintenance.

This YouTube video demonstrates how to reload rifle cartridges at home using the LEE LOAD ALL II reloading press. The creator details modifications made to the press for enhanced usability and showcases the process of loading ball ammunition. The video also announces a giveaway to celebrate reaching 100 subscribers and encourages viewers to explore other firearms-related content on the channel, including videos on firearms, ammunition, and proper rifle handling. A link to purchase "Chistovstol" gun oil is also provided.

This video explores the process of hand-reloading .410 shotshells, comparing it to reloading 20 and 12 gauge ammunition. The creator details the specific components used, including Winchester and Cheddite primers, Winchester 296 powder, Winchester and Remington hulls, Claybuster wads, and #6 shot. The video aims to determine if reloading this smaller shotshell caliber is a cost-effective endeavor, with the outcome to be revealed over time.

The video focuses on a .410 shotshell ammo shopping trip, with the implication that this might be the last purchase of factory .410 shells due to plans for reloading. The creator expresses excitement about stocking up on hulls for a future .410 reloading station setup, mentioning they have most parts but are waiting on specific reloading components like a crimp starter and resizing die. An alternative plan is to purchase a "survival reloader" if the homemade setup isn't satisfactory.