22 Creedmoor - Handloading

This video, part 5 of a massive gun collection acquisition, delves into the accessories and long gun projects from a deceased gunsmith's estate. The presenter, D'Boss Firearms, unpacks various wooden crates and tubs, revealing muzzle loading projects, vintage firearms components like LC Smith receivers and Remington Maynard parts, and a collection of optics. The content also includes reloading supplies, ammunition, air gun tools, and unique items like a tear gas pistol and a brass telescope. The presenter frequently asks for viewer assistance in identifying unknown items, highlighting the collaborative nature of the content.

This guide details the setup and use of the RCBS MatchMaster Duo die set, featuring a full-length sizer and a micrometer seating die. It covers precise shoulder bumping for optimal case fit and magazine compatibility, along with detailed instructions for setting bullet seating depth using the micrometer for consistent results. The process emphasizes achieving desired headspace and overall cartridge length for reliable firearm function.

This episode delves into the engineering and manufacturing innovations at Altera Arms, focusing on their pursuit of extreme accuracy and reliability in hunting rifles. Key discussions include the development of a unique receiver action with adjustable tolerances for cycling and lock-up, a mortise and tenon barrel attachment system to eliminate barrel flex, and advanced manufacturing techniques for carbon fiber barrels. The conversation highlights the company's commitment to vertical integration and in-house quality control to achieve sub-MOA performance.

This video provides a detailed guide to reloading the 300 Norma Magnum cartridge using the Redding UltraMag press. Instructor Gavin from Ultimate Reloader demonstrates the setup of the press, including bushing changes for 1-inch dies, and the process of case sizing with Imperial Case Sizing Wax. He highlights the press's leverage for handling large cases and showcases on-press priming, emphasizing the mechanical advantage and defined stopping point. The video concludes with bullet seating using a micrometer seater and a discussion of powder charges and bullet selection for long-range accuracy.

This video provides a comprehensive, end-to-end guide to the RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme Elite Kit, presented by Gavin Gear from Ultimate Reloader. The kit includes the Rock Chucker Supreme Press, ChargeMaster Link powder dispenser, hand priming tool, and various case preparation and measurement tools. The demonstration covers unboxing, assembly, and a full reloading process for 6.5 Creedmoor, highlighting the convenience and value of the kit for new and experienced reloaders. The presenter emphasizes the importance of accurate data, proper setup, and the utility of the included components for consistent ammunition production.

This video demonstrates the process of handloading 9mm ammunition using the Lee Precision Hand Press, highlighting its affordability and portability. The presenter, Stephen Caleb from Brownells, guides a novice through each step: sizing, priming, expanding the case mouth, charging with powder, seating the bullet, and applying a taper crimp. The Lee Hand Press is presented as an accessible entry point into reloading, suitable for those without dedicated bench space, and capable of producing quality ammunition comparable to that from more expensive presses.

Hornady Manufacturing introduces several new ammunition lines and calibers for 2026, focusing on expanding hunting and precision shooting options. Key introductions include the American Whitetail Tipped line featuring SST bullets, expanded 22 Creedmoor offerings with CX and ELD-VT bullets, new 25 Creedmoor ammunition, and additions to the 338 AR-C, 300 PRC, 6.5 PRC, 224 Valkyrie, 400 Legend, 6mm ARC, and Frontier lines. The company highlights advancements in bullet technology, terminal performance, and accuracy across these new products.

The 22 Creedmoor cartridge, developed by Hornady, offers a compelling combination of speed, flat trajectory, and low recoil, making it highly effective for various shooting applications. It excels in maximizing aerodynamic performance with modern bullets, delivering minimal wind deflection and exceptional long-range capabilities. The cartridge is presented as a superior alternative to established .22 caliber rounds like the .22-250, .220 Swift, and .222 Remington.

The 22 Creedmoor cartridge, developed by Hornady, offers a compelling blend of speed, flat trajectory, and low recoil, making it highly effective for various shooting applications. It excels in maximizing aerodynamic performance with modern bullets, providing superior long-range capabilities compared to similar cartridges like the .22-250 or .220 Swift. Hornady offers the 22 Creedmoor in several ammunition lines, including V-Match, Precision Hunter, Match, and Superformance, with specific bullet weights and types tailored for different uses, from varmint and predator hunting to small and medium game.

This episode of the Hornady podcast delves into the history and performance of iconic rifle cartridges, focusing on the .308 Winchester family and its derivatives. The discussion highlights the versatility and enduring legacy of cartridges like the .308, .243 Winchester, and .358 Winchester, exploring their development, ballistic characteristics, and suitability for various hunting and shooting applications. The hosts, including firearms experts, provide insights into their personal experiences and the technical aspects that make these cartridges relevant today.