Videos tagged with Load Data

This guide explains how to safely fire .38 Special loads in a .357 Magnum revolver, emphasizing the critical distinction between .38 Special and .357 Magnum cases. While it's possible to shoot .38 Special loads in a .357 Magnum firearm, directly using .38 Special load data in .357 Magnum cases is extremely dangerous due to differing case volumes and pressure dynamics. The video stresses the importance of using appropriate load data for the specific case and consulting reliable sources like the Lyman Reloading Handbook to avoid dangerous situations such as stuck bullets or bulged barrels.

This video demonstrates the process of reloading .410 shells, specifically mimicking a Remington Express 2 1/2 inch, 1/2 ounce load with #7 1/2 shot. The content provides a detailed look at the reloading process for this particular ammunition, referencing specific load data and showcasing the reloading vice used. It aims to replicate a common factory load for .410 bore firearms.

This guide outlines the essential gear for reloading rifle cartridges, from initial case cleaning and preparation to powder charging, bullet seating, and final storage. It emphasizes the importance of accurate measurement, reliable load data, and appropriate tools like presses, dies, and case gauges for safe and effective ammunition production. The video covers various press types and case prep necessities for rifle ammunition.

This guide provides a beginner's roadmap to starting metallic cartridge reloading. It emphasizes purchasing a reloading kit as the initial step, followed by acquiring caliber-specific dies. Key components like cases, primers, powder, and bullets are detailed, with advice on selecting powder by consulting load data from resources like the Hodgdon website. The importance of finding a mentor is also highlighted for a smoother entry into this hobby.

This video features Aaron Davidson and Jayden Quinlan from Hornady providing an in-depth look at their new 300 PRC long-range cartridge. They cover the cartridge's history, development, specifications, strengths, and ideal applications. The discussion also includes load data, bullet selection to optimize performance, and a mention of Hornady's new A-Tip bullet line. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to Gunwerks for more content on long shots, shooting tips, and ballistics.

This YouTube video is a review of the Sig P238, described as a 'gentleman's pocket automatic.' The creator discusses their experience shooting and feeling 'classier' with the firearm, noting its release a few years ago and mentioning the newer 'Legion' version. The video also includes details on a specific .380 ACP load data: 100gr RNFP with 2.7gr Bullseye and a .965 COL. The description emphasizes the video is for entertainment purposes, not instruction, and adheres to fair use principles for commentary and freedom of speech.

This guide details the process of reloading .223 Remington cartridges using 40gr Nosler Ballistic Tip Varmint bullets with either Alliant Reloder 7 or Hodgdon Benchmark powder. It covers component selection, brass preparation, load data adherence, bullet seating, range testing procedures, and analysis of accuracy and velocity. The expert-level instruction emphasizes meticulous testing and observation of pressure signs for safe and effective handloads.

This video details a comprehensive test of the 240gr Sierra Match King bullet for 300 Blackout subsonic applications. The instructor, Johnny, meticulously tests handloads using Accurate 1680 and Hodgdon CFE Black powders in both an 8.5-inch SBR and a 16-inch rifle, both with 1:8 twist barrels. The testing includes initial stabilization checks, velocity measurements, and detailed analysis of group sizes and performance to identify optimal loads for subsonic velocities around 1050 ft/s. The instructor also compares the performance of handloads against factory DT Tactical ammunition.