Videos tagged with Starline Brass

This video showcases the historical 1860 Henry Rifle Replica in .45 Colt, demonstrating its unique top-ejecting lever action and traditional loading method. The demonstration highlights the rifle's rapid-fire capability and accuracy on steel targets, offering a glimpse into its Wild West and Civil War heritage.

This video, titled 'Stockpile Saturday 2/24/24 Aguila Super Extra, Federal Punch, starline brass, Hornady bullets', appears to be a short update on ammunition and reloading components acquired during 'Stockpile Saturday' on February 24, 2024. The description confirms it's a brief segment of their regular content. The primary focus is on specific brands of ammunition (Aguila Super Extra, Federal Punch) and components (Starline brass, Hornady bullets), suggesting an interest in firearm ammunition stockpiling and possibly handloading.

This video features Brownells Gun Techs Steve and Caleb sharing their top firearm-related gift recommendations for Christmas 2022. They cover a range of products including maintenance tools like the Midwest Industries AK Receiver Maintenance Block and Fix-It Sticks Field Armorer's Tool Kit. Ammunition enthusiasts will appreciate the mention of Starline Brass for various calibers. For AR-15 builders, Rosco Manufacturing Bloodline barrels and Sons of Liberty Gun Works lower assemblies are highlighted. The presenters also suggest gifts for wheelgunners with a recommendation for the Colt Python and Hogue grips. Other featured items include Walker's electronic hearing protection, a Brownells Tactical Rifle case, a Spiritus Systems plate carrier, and a Vortex Optics spotting scope for target observation.

This video features Brownells' Caleb Savant at the Starline Brass booth during Shot Show 2022. The discussion centers on the significant supply and demand issues experienced for brass casings throughout 2021. While not a hands-on demonstration, the content provides insight into a critical component of ammunition manufacturing and its market dynamics.

This video offers Christmas gift recommendations for firearm enthusiasts, hunters, and shooters. Hosts Steve and Caleb highlight several products, including Brownells Action Lube Plus, MTM Green Polymer Ammo Cans, Lee Precision .350 Legend Reloading Die Set, Lee Precision Auto Prime XR hand priming tool, CMC Triggers Drop-In Single-Stage "Black" AR-15 Trigger, Hogue Monogrips for Smith & Wesson revolvers, Midwest Industries Ultra-Lightweight M-LOK® Handguard, Magpul BEV Block, Area 419 "The Zero" Turret reloading press, Brownells BRN-1911™ Government Model pistol frame, MGM steel plate Auto Popper Targets, and Starline Brass. The video emphasizes the versatility of these gifts for various shooting applications and interests.

This guide details the expert handloading process for the .270 Winchester cartridge, as demonstrated by an experienced firearms instructor. It covers essential steps from case preparation, including uniforming flash holes and trimming, to precise powder charging with H4831 and bullet seating with Hornady Interlock bullets. The speaker emphasizes meticulous technique for achieving sub-MOA accuracy, drawing on decades of experience with the .270 Winchester and its ballistics.

This video details a 6.5 Creedmoor load development for a Thompson Center Compass rifle, comparing IMR 4451 and Hodgdon H4350 powders with 142gr Sierra Match King bullets. Both powders yielded accurate results, with H4350 achieving a slightly tighter 0.481-inch group at 100 yards compared to IMR 4451's best of 0.664 inches. The testing emphasizes precise brass preparation and consistent reloading techniques for optimal ballistic performance.

This video continues an accuracy test series for the 224 Valkyrie rifle caliber. It focuses on testing different weights of Sierra Match King bullets (69gr, 77gr, and 90gr) with two popular rifle powders: IMR 8208 XBR and Hodgdon Varget. The test utilizes new Starline brass and a White Oak Armament barrel assembled into a new upper receiver. The content is aimed at reloaders and precision rifle shooters looking to optimize performance with this cartridge.

This video details a 6.5 Creedmoor reloading project using 140gr Hornady Match BTHP bullets. It compares Alliant Reloder 17 and Reloder 26 powders, finding Reloder 26 achieves higher velocities but causes pressure signs like pierced primers, while Reloder 17 offers better accuracy. The test highlights the importance of primer selection and careful load development for optimal performance and safety.

This video details the process of handloading 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition using 135gr Berger Classic Hunter bullets and Alliant Reloder 26 powder. The expert demonstrates techniques for managing heavily compressed loads, measuring critical dimensions like CBTO, and analyzing pressure signs. The testing yielded velocities up to 2947 FPS with a 22-inch barrel, identifying a promising load node for further accuracy development.

This video explores pushing the limits of 6.5 Creedmoor loads with Hodgdon H4350 and Hornady 143gr ELD-X bullets, exceeding published data. Testing revealed that charge weights up to 43.4 grains are achievable in a Thompson Center Compass with Starline brass and CCI 450 primers, showing consistent performance despite increased pressure signs like ejector marks. The host emphasizes understanding pressure indicators beyond primer appearance, noting that bolt fit can cause cratering.

Dustin Winegar demonstrates a simplified method for reloading .45 Colt black powder cartridges, suitable for single-action revolvers. This guide covers preparing cast lead bullets by removing old lube and applying black powder-specific lubricants, resizing and priming brass, charging with 35 grains of GOEX FFFg black powder, seating bullets directly onto the powder, and applying a final crimp. The instructor emphasizes filling the case completely and offers an alternative lubrication technique for cylinder chambers.