Videos tagged with Primer Crimp

Roy Huntington demonstrates how to prepare military brass for reloading using the Lee Precision Ram Swage Tool. This process involves removing the primer crimp found on military brass, which prevents new primers from being seated. The video highlights the ease of use with Lee's Breech Lock system and the importance of verifying primer pocket dimensions with a gauge.

This video demonstrates the process of removing a military primer crimp using the Frankfort Arsenal Case Prep Center. The focus is on the reloading process, specifically dealing with spent casings that have a crimped primer pocket, a common issue with military surplus ammunition. The Frankfort Arsenal Case Prep Center is presented as a tool to overcome this hurdle in case preparation for handloaders.

This video focuses on the initial stages of reloading 5.56/.223 caliber ammunition. The primary activities shown are decapping once-fired brass casings and removing military primer crimps. This is presented as the first part of a reloading journal series, indicating a step-by-step approach to the reloading process for these common rifle cartridges.