Videos tagged with Hornady Dies

This video from Brownells' reloading series features Caleb and Steve demonstrating how to reform 6.8 SPC brass into the 25 GPC wildcat cartridge. The tutorial covers essential steps like sizing the brass to reduce the neck diameter, trimming it to the correct length of 1.620 inches for bullet crimping, and final case preparation including chamfering and deburring. They utilize Hornady dies, Imperial Sizing Wax, and Sinclair case trimmers. The video also briefly touches upon other brass conversions like 300 BLK and .32 Special, and promises future content on load development for the 25 GPC.

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 is a follow-up to a previous installment on the .300 Winchester Magnum cartridge, addressing viewer questions and comments. The creator demonstrates more ammunition loading, focusing on testing the stabilization of 240gr Sierra Match King bullets in a 1:10 twist Thompson Center Compass barrel, and continues working with 220gr Sierra Match King bullets to achieve good groups. The video also includes affiliate links to various reloading and shooting gear.

This YouTube video, "Loading 300 Blk - ep 18 - Revisiting the Subject of Dies," is the eighteenth installment in a series focused on reloading ammunition for the 300 Blackout (300 Blk) caliber. The episode specifically revisits the topic of reloading dies, which are critical tools for resizing spent cartridge cases and seating new bullets. This suggests a detailed discussion and demonstration of different types of dies, their functions, and potentially best practices for using them in the reloading process for this popular rifle cartridge.