Videos tagged with Overshot Cards

This video details a DIY project for reloading 20 gauge mini shells, addressing the challenges of their small size and the limitations of standard reloading equipment. The creator demonstrates methods for cutting shells, preparing wads, and achieving closures using glue or a precision roll crimp tool, offering a unique approach to custom ammunition creation.

This guide details a DIY approach to preparing shotgun hulls for roll crimping, focusing on creating custom length guides and shot column gauges. The presenter demonstrates how to cut conduit to create precise hull trimming guides and utilizes 3D printed disks to ensure consistent shot column heights. It also covers the process of securing hulls in a vise with a custom fixture and the technique for applying a roll crimp with a heated tool, emphasizing the importance of proper pressure to avoid deformation.

This video details a recent .410 shotshell acquisition for reloading purposes. The speaker emphasizes the difficulty in finding 2.5-inch shells and plans to trim 3-inch shells for use in revolvers and derringers. Reloading techniques discussed include using overshot cards and wax sealing as a temporary measure before proper crimping.