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This video provides a technical demonstration of disassembling a rare, 50-year-old Sellier & Bellot 12 gauge shotgun shell. A technical specialist meticulously opens the paper hull, weighs the shot and powder using digital scales, and performs a burn rate test on the vintage powder to assess its condition. The process highlights the importance of precision measurement and methodical analysis when dealing with historical ammunition.

This guide details the careful disassembly of a vintage Sellier & Bellot 16 gauge shotgun cartridge. It covers extracting the 'S-Ball Plastik' slug, analyzing the gunpowder (1.55g of square-cut flake), and testing its flammability. The process demonstrates specialized knowledge in ammunition history and internal ballistics, suitable for intermediate enthusiasts interested in vintage ammo.

This video provides an expert-level disassembly and analysis of 50-year-old Sellier & Bellot 12-gauge shotgun cartridges. The instructor, demonstrating high technical proficiency, meticulously measures shot weight (31.88g) and powder weight (2.11g) using precision tools like calipers and digital scales. The guide details the inspection of paper/cardboard case materials and traditional wadding, culminating in a controlled gunpowder burn test. The demonstration highlights the importance of careful handling and analysis of vintage ammunition.

This guide details the careful disassembly of a 70-year-old German 12-gauge shotgun shell, focusing on component identification and measurement. It highlights the use of tools like digital scales and calipers for analyzing buckshot size and powder weight. The process emphasizes safety when handling potentially unstable vintage explosives, as demonstrated by the high-authority speaker.

This video provides a detailed, ASMR-style disassembly of vintage Azot 16 gauge shotgun cartridges manufactured in the USSR in 1982. The expert demonstrator meticulously weighs the shot (28.06g) and gunpowder (2.10g), identifies the 'Sokol' gunpowder and 'Zhevelo' primer, and performs a burn test on the gunpowder to assess its remaining volatility. The demonstration highlights the use of precision tools and knowledge of vintage ammunition components.

This video provides a methodical disassembly of vintage Azot 16 gauge shotgun cartridges, manufactured in the USSR. The expert demonstrates the use of specialized tools like Vernier calipers and digital scales to analyze components, including shot size (00) and powder charge (2.10g). The process highlights the construction of these older paper-hulled shells and offers a detailed look at their internal makeup.

This video demonstrates a detailed, multi-stage manual reloading process for a niche 4-gauge shotgun shell. The expert instructor guides viewers through priming, powder loading, wad insertion, projectile seating with a 'Megaslug', and finally sealing the shell with melted polymer/wax. The process highlights specialized tools and components required for this large-caliber reloading.

This guide details the process of handloading 12 Gauge buckshot ammunition, as demonstrated by an experienced individual. It covers priming casings, adding Sokol gunpowder, inserting wads and 9mm lead buckshot, and finishing with a star crimp using a reloading press. Proper storage with a desiccant is also shown. The demonstration highlights expertise in ammunition handloading techniques.

This guide details the methodical disassembly of vintage 16-gauge Azot shotgun shells, as demonstrated by a specialist. It covers the careful cutting of the hull, extraction of components like lead shot and gunpowder, and the use of precision tools for measurement. The video emphasizes a systematic approach to analyzing old ammunition, including a gunpowder burn test, highlighting the expertise of the presenter in handling potentially hazardous vintage materials.

This guide details the custom reloading of 12 Gauge brass shotgun rounds, emphasizing a methodical, ASMR-style approach. It covers shell preparation, precise powder measurement, wadding, projectile insertion, and finishing with wax seals and custom stamps. The process also includes the 3D printing of custom storage cases, showcasing advanced DIY ammunition crafting.