Videos tagged with RCBS Uniflow

This review of the Lee Perfect Powder Measure highlights significant drawbacks, including poor construction, powder leakage, and extreme inaccuracy, making it a potentially unsafe and wasteful choice for reloaders. The reviewer, a fan of other Lee products, advises against this specific measure due to its performance issues, recommending higher-end alternatives like the RCBS Uniflow for reliable and safe reloading.

This guide details expert reloading techniques for powder measurement and scale calibration, emphasizing the longevity and precision of traditional tools like the RCBS Uniflow and Lyman/Ohaus 505 scale. It covers component selection, consistent operation, averaging vs. trickling methods, and the minimal ballistic impact of minor charge variations, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms instructor.

This guide, presented by an expert reloader and firearms educator, details the critical aspects of understanding reloading powders. It covers the historical context of powder manufacturing, the importance of reloading manuals, and how to interpret burning rate charts. The video visually compares different powder types (flake, ball, extruded) and discusses practical considerations for powder measurement and accuracy, suggesting that meticulous trickling may not always be necessary for achieving excellent results.

This guide details an expert-level incremental load development technique for handloaders, emphasizing precision and safety. Instructor GunBlue490, with decades of experience, demonstrates how to select powders, calibrate scales, use powder measures effectively, and meticulously record data for optimal accuracy. The process focuses on systematic testing with small charge weight increments to find the most accurate load for a specific rifle and component combination.