Videos tagged with Progressive Reloading

This guide details the process of reloading ammunition using a progressive press, as demonstrated by Misha. It covers the steps from firing a round to collecting brass, de-priming, priming, powder charging, bullet seating, and completing the cartridge. The demonstration highlights a continuous cycle for ammunition preparation.

This guide details the setup and operation of the Frankford Arsenal X-10 Progressive Press for reloading .308 Winchester ammunition. It covers calibrating the powder dispenser, loading primers, applying case lubricant, and running cases through the press's various stations, including decapping military primers and seating bullets. The instructor emphasizes proper technique and safety throughout the process.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 introduces Lyman's Mark 7 reloading presses, highlighting their integration of automation and software for increased efficiency and error reduction. The Mark 7 Evolution is presented as an entry-level progressive press, while the Titan and Titan XL models offer advanced automation, including automatic primer feeding and statistical tracking. The Titan XL is noted for its capability to reload large rifle cartridges up to .338 Lapua.

This guide details the step-by-step operation of the Hornady Lock-n-Load AP Progressive Press, a 5-station system for efficient ammunition reloading. It covers primer system preparation, the loading cycle for pistol and rifle cartridges, powder verification using the Powder Cop die, bullet seating, and essential safety checks. The instruction emphasizes consulting reloading manuals and using measurement tools for accuracy and safety.

This video features Ken Hackathorn and Bill Wilson, industry legends, discussing the enduring legacy and practical application of the 1911 pistol. They emphasize that despite modern advancements, the 1911's reliability and effectiveness in skilled hands remain paramount, particularly in close-quarters combat scenarios. The discussion highlights the critical role of proper hand-fitting for 1911 reliability and contrasts it with modern, mass-produced firearms.

This guide details the professional manufacturing process for Gunwerks Long Range Ammunition, emphasizing the use of premium components like Lapua brass and Berger bullets. It covers the setup and operation of a progressive reloading press, precise powder charging using electronic dispensers, and critical quality control steps. Instruction is provided with a high degree of authority, reflecting deep expertise in precision ammunition production for 1000-yard performance.

This guide details the four stages of reloading using Dillon progressive presses, from decapping and resizing to crimping. It emphasizes essential tools like digital scales and calipers, and highlights cost savings compared to factory ammunition. Safety is paramount, with specific warnings about eye protection and lead exposure.