Videos tagged with Precision Reloading

This guide details the setup, calibration, and operation of the RCBS Chargemaster Link reloading scale. It emphasizes the importance of warming up the scale, ensuring it is level, and performing accurate calibration using the included weights. The video demonstrates both manual and app-controlled dispensing, highlighting the 'Auto' mode for efficient high-volume reloading and the necessity of using reliable load data.

This video demonstrates the functionality of the Lee Precision Collet Die for neck sizing and the Micrometer Bullet Seater. The collet die is highlighted for its ability to resize only the neck of a cartridge case, extending brass life, especially when shooting in the same firearm. The micrometer seater offers precise control over bullet seating depth, ensuring consistency for handloaded ammunition.

This guide details the use of the RCBS Matchmaster aluminum powder funnel kit for precision reloading. The kit includes a durable aluminum funnel and six caliber-specific adapters, designed to eliminate static cling common with plastic funnels. The video emphasizes the ease of use, the elimination of powder spillage, and the overall value of the kit for reloaders.

This video demonstrates the process of reloading ammunition using the RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme single-stage press. It highlights the simplicity and precision of the Rock Chucker Supreme, making it an excellent choice for beginners and experienced reloaders alike. The guide covers essential steps from resizing and decapping to priming, powder charging, bullet seating, and crimping, emphasizing the methodical and relaxing nature of the reloading process.

This episode features Craig Arnzen of Area 419 discussing their Zero reloading press, including Gen 1 vs. Gen 2 improvements like camover functionality and updated linkage systems. The conversation delves into Area 419's M and S series reloading dies, highlighting their modularity, micrometer headspace adjustment, and mandrel-based neck tension setting. They also cover Area 419's scope mounts, emphasizing their precision manufacturing, integrated features, and the importance of proper mounting techniques, while debunking the need for lapping.

This video showcases several high-end reloading and shooting accessories from Area 419. It highlights the precision engineering of their Zero reloading press and adjustable sizing die, the robust design of their universal decapping die, and the modularity of their bipod mount and scope mounts. The content emphasizes the quality and attention to detail Area 419 puts into their products, catering to precision shooters and reloaders.

This video demonstrates the process of handloading subsonic ammunition for a bolt-action rifle. Expert reloader Misha guides viewers through precision powder measurement using a Hornady scale and Trail Boss powder, followed by bullet seating. The demonstration includes mounting a suppressor and testing the custom rounds on an outdoor range with a steel target, highlighting the distinct audible impact over the suppressed report.

This video compares the Super Trickler and Auto Trickler for powder dispensing in reloading. The presenter highlights the Super Trickler's ease of setup, speed, and precision, noting it dispenses powder to the hundredth of a grain. While the Auto Trickler is cheaper, the Super Trickler offers expandability and future feature potential through firmware updates, making it a preferred choice for high-volume reloading.

This video demonstrates the installation and initial use of the Lee Rifle Micrometer Adjust Screw for Lee bullet seating dies. The presenter highlights its ease of use, affordability, and improved precision for handloaders. The video also includes extensive range testing of various .223 Remington loads, comparing different brass types and bullet weights, with detailed performance data.

This video compares the RCBS Matchmaster powder dispenser to the Charge Master Light, focusing on whether the higher precision of the Matchmaster (measuring to 1/100th of a grain vs. 1/10th) justifies the cost. Testing revealed a difference in standard deviation and extreme spread in chronograph readings, suggesting that for high-level competitors, the Matchmaster's precision can be a significant advantage in achieving tighter groups and better scores. For entry-level or mid-pack shooters, the benefit might be less pronounced.

This video highlights the necessity of a digital scale for reloaders, emphasizing its accuracy and affordability. The speaker demonstrates how a $15 digital scale can be as accurate as traditional balance scales, offering versatility in measuring grains, ounces, and grams. It's recommended for verifying powder charges and even weighing common items for EDC considerations.

This guide details the advanced process of precision brass preparation for long-range shooting, including neck turning and trimming, followed by meticulous reloading. It then transitions to testing a high-end rifle build featuring the Woox Exactus chassis and Defiance Ruckus action, emphasizing accuracy and performance through live fire. The video showcases expert-level techniques in both reloading and rifle setup.