Videos tagged with Sizing Die

This video demonstrates the process of setting up and using a full-length sizing die for reloading. It covers both straight-wall pistol cartridges like 9mm and bottleneck rifle cartridges such as .223 Remington. Key steps include proper die installation on the press, the importance of case lubrication for bottleneck cases, and checking sized brass with a case gauge. The instructors highlight the function of the sizing die in returning fired brass to proper dimensions for chambering and the role of shoulder bumping in bottleneck cartridges.

This guide from Brownells demonstrates the proper setup of a full-length sizing die for bottleneck cartridges on a reloading press. Key steps include positioning the shell holder, raising the ram, and adjusting the die to contact the shell holder before tightening the lock ring. Proper setup ensures consistent sizing for each case.

This video explains the purpose of vent holes found on some reloading sizing dies. These holes are designed to allow excess case lubricant to escape during the resizing process, preventing dents on the case shoulder or walls. This is particularly useful when using older, stickier lubricants that can be applied too heavily.

This guide details the process of reloading 300 Winchester Magnum cartridges using 200gr Sierra MatchKing bullets. It covers inspecting brass for potential failures, proper resizing and trimming techniques, accurate powder charging, and precise bullet seating to achieve specific overall lengths. The video also touches on troubleshooting stabilization issues and potential problems with sizing dies and reloading presses.

This YouTube video, titled "300 Blk Sizing Die Shootout - Part 4," is the concluding segment of a series examining resizing dies for the 300 Blackout cartridge. While specific firearm models or manufacturers are not detailed in the title or description, the focus is clearly on reloading equipment and the calibration process for a popular rifle caliber. The description also notes that links were removed to comply with YouTube's content policies, and a Patreon link is provided for support.

This video details a DIY modification to a Lee 300 Blackout sizing die's expander ball to address inconsistent neck tension. The instructor demonstrates a process of sanding down the 0.307" expander ball to a smaller diameter (0.306" or 0.305") using various grits of sandpaper and finishing with polishing materials. The goal is to achieve tighter neck tension, comparable to Forester and RCBS dies, to prevent bullet setback during chambering.

This video provides a practical guide on how to remove stuck brass cases from a sizing die without causing damage. It addresses a common problem faced by handloaders, both new and experienced, and offers solutions to remedy this situation. The content aims to help users avoid damaging expensive reloading dies and identifies which types of dies are easiest to resolve this issue with.

This guide details the process of adjusting reloading dies, specifically the sizing and seating dies, for precision cartridge reloading. It covers the essential steps from initial die setup to final OAL verification, emphasizing techniques to avoid common errors like case mouth crimping. Instruction is provided by Aaron Davidson, a recognized expert in long-range shooting and precision reloading.