Videos tagged with Imperial Sizing Wax

This video demonstrates the process of converting 6.8 SPC brass into 25 GPC (General Purpose Cartridge) wildcat ammunition. It covers essential steps like case lubrication, sizing with specialized dies, trimming to the correct length using a case trimmer, and deburring/chamfering the case mouth. The process highlights the need for precise measurements and the tools required for successful wildcat cartridge brass formation.

This video provides an in-depth look at reloading the .357 SIG cartridge, highlighting its performance potential and common reloading challenges. The instructor, an experienced reloader, details issues such as de-priming stem problems with Lee dies, the critical importance of neck tension to prevent bullet setback, and the necessity of using appropriate bullet profiles. He emphasizes the effectiveness of Longshot powder and recommends specific bullet types like Hornady XTP and Federal V-Crown for optimal results.

This video discusses the impact of bullet weight on ballistic performance, particularly velocity loss at distance. The speaker plans a future test comparing heavy (208gr) and light (150gr) bullets in .30-06 Springfield, loaded to similar muzzle velocities and then to maximum potential. The core argument is that comparing bullets of significantly different weights for caliber (e.g., light 9mm vs. heavy .40 S&W) leads to skewed results, as heavier bullets generally offer better penetration due to higher sectional density, while lighter bullets can achieve higher velocities and potentially more expansion.

This video discusses the economics and enjoyment of reloading, focusing on the 50 Beowulf cartridge. The speaker highlights the cost-effectiveness of reloading certain calibers, like 50 Beowulf and 6.5 Grendel, compared to purchasing factory ammunition. It also delves into marketing tactics used by retailers, using a 'birthday sale' example to illustrate how perceived special offers can be standard pricing.