Videos tagged with Sizing Dies

This Brownells tech tip from Steve and Caleb addresses a common reloading question: the purpose of the vent hole in sizing dies. They explain how this hole prevents case dents by allowing excess case lube to escape. The video touches on the history of reloading dies, the problems associated with over-lubrication, and the effectiveness of modern lube solutions like Hornady One Shot and Lee White Wax. It emphasizes that even experienced reloaders can always learn something new in the craft.

This video continues the series on the Frankford Arsenal M-Press, focusing on loading ammunition for various "milsurp" rifles. The content demonstrates the reloading process for .30-06 Springfield, 7.5x55 Swiss, 7.62x54R, and 7.62x39 cartridges. Additionally, it features a look at the Frankford Arsenal Universal Bullet Seating Die and includes a comparison of Redding and Lee sizing dies, offering practical insights for reloaders and owners of these classic firearms.

This guide details a comprehensive shootout comparing Forster, Lee, and RCBS sizing dies for 300 Blackout. It covers the methodology for testing neck tension, bullet setback, case stretch, and accuracy, using specific load data and measurement techniques. The expert instruction highlights how die choice and brass type significantly impact feeding reliability and precision, offering valuable insights for handloaders.