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No info on length etc. didn’t mention that you were de-burring both inside and out. Not informative.

Hey, thanks for the tutorial. Just got this for Christmas. I understand it now, but some more clarity on how to adjust the trim bushings and how they work would make this video a bit better. But you helped me get it set up all the same! GREAT idea with the master cases for ease of future setup in between cartridges.

The lever is awfully hard to lower, I'm going to get rid of this shit quickly.

What does lubing them do?I whatch some people with them little lee loaders never put lube on im confused

I have found that the primary set screw (i.e. the one that holds the stops on the shaft) will slip under pressure as multiple cases are trimmed. It simply does not grip tight enough to hold the stop in place. The solution is to get a locking collar to put onto the shaft behind the stop. This will hold the stop exactly in place for hundreds of trim jobs. I still test each trimmed case for exact length.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

... I've been reloading since I was 0 yrs of age if you include diapers

I clean with a tumbler , steel pins , Dawn and Lumi Shine. The clean is second to none. I am reloading since I was 18, Im 68 now. I agree with Ralph Green,

I've trimmed so many brass on one of these that if I ever see another one, it's going through the window... ponied up and bought a Giraud, and it's one of the pieces of equipment on my bench that will only be removed from my cold dead hands.

That's not a shell it's a case. Shells are for shotguns get your verbal activity straight same as deer don't have horns they have antlers in a world of lies someone must stand up for truth

I'm guessing there are many prospective folks out there trying to figure out if reloading is for them by checking out this video. As a longtime reloader-47+ years-I started when the appeal was to load for "less" cost than factory, then it was to load specific rounds that performed well in YOUR firearms or odd-ball, surplus rounds, now, with the cost of components sometimes exceeding factory ammo, I posit that reloading is an irreplaceable "skill" to have, given what's happened in the last few years!!! Not to discount the fact that Big Gov doesn't want you to be able to "make your own ammo", I say it's even MORE important! Every Patriot should stock tons of ammo AND reloading components!!! When that "supply chain" gets cut off, and there's not a box of 9mil or 556 to be had at ANY price, you'll have peace-of-mind, KNOWING you've got the ability and resources to "roll your own"!!! Think of it as "Life Insurance"! TRUMP/VANCE 2024!!!

good video; right to the point and easy to follow.

Brush gun. My best 30-30 shots have been 150 yards or so

Nice press.

I always de-prime before I clean.

Didn't see anyone mention to "anneal" the casings. Might make them last a lifetime,lol Clay. p.s.-also might stretch less, trim once.

Nice job!😉

Now you need a 3 way trimmer for this set up trims bevels and tapers all at same time. easy peasy. I don't know why you guys say it's not easy ,I bet Steveie Wonder could set it up...

Seems rather stiff pulling the cutter back. Or is that because the pilot is so snug in the mouth of the case?

RUclips has done more to make all the guys try and keep up with the Joneses... it gets old after a while. It's like we all have to get the lastest, greatest, coolest thing every couple weeks. It's an exhausting treadmill. I put my cases through a tumbler with some Bar Keeper's Friend. They're not shiny, but they're clean. They get a matte/satin finish that I think looks cool. They probably don't shoot any better than if I didn't clean them at all. I do take more time making sure they're free of lube before shooting them, though. Lubed cases really do increase chamber pressure: I've seen that one in real life. I've been thinking of getting one of those electronic powder drops, but then I'd need to get some electric outlets installed around my bench. Probably worth it, but still costly.

I only wipe clean my brass, and works

Good video! I'm a ways away from loading 30-30. I'm currently reloading .223. I'll definitely watch any videos you have on .223.

Beautiful work.

Great video and great information

Love that powder dispenser and trickler.

To clean my brass, when I’m Resizing I use my drill to clean them using 000 steel Wool

You need to revisit your priming method. It appears you have your hand over the case mouth and have the case mouth pointed towards you face. If you ever detonate a primer that way you could suffer some unfriendly burns. Turn the tool away from you and get your hand away from the open case mouth.

I’m glad I’m not the only one whose table shakes when depriming those. I thought I had goofed up.

I had to get a lyman. This one is not 7.62x54R friendly :/

I know them primers are large rifle but what kind are you using. Primers are hard to come by now so I"m reloading with CCI 200 for now.

223 is a great load

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I see in the background of your electric powder scale a Lee powder measure. I have used one of those for many years. I have two other brands of powder measures but neither throws as accurately as my Lee does. Especially with the finer powder like you use in a .223. I also have electronic scales but prefer the use of a beam scale of which I also have three different brands. I prefer the Pacific Precision there.

With the Lee hand primer I can feel how much pressure is required to insert the primer. I can easily tell when the primer pocket is becoming to loose on cases that have been reloaded many times. I don't have the same feel with the tool on my press. I've uses the auto prime for years with never one problem.

Wow! Guys offer input to your incorrect info and you get snappy? You have much to learn.

Want to get into loading my dad's 3030 hopefully put some rounds through her since he hasn't shot it in years...

You mentioned you are using IMR 4064. Are you having trouble finding that powder? In this area (No. Colorado) it's non-existent. Starting to wonder if it has been discontinued. Enjoyed your video.

What a relaxing hobby

Best coyote bullet is 64gr Nosler Bonded Performance Solid Base. Or whatever they call it. Penetrates Wile E. from any angle. Short enough to stabilize in most 22-250s and fits AR15 mags. Most 22 cal vmax or ballistic tip bullets struggle to reach the vitals of a north-bound coyote when shot in the south end. I would choose the Nosler Ballistic Tip over the rest because of the Solid Base. But the one mentioned at top is the cream of the crop. Thanks for sharing!

Are the chambers of your two 22-250 guns at opposite ends of specs, and is the reason you have two sets of dies for the round? I have 2 guns chambered for the same round and my dies fit one exactly. I know that because I've loaded/fired the same cases 17 times, this for a belted round. For the other gun, I swap out the standard shellholder for a Redding Custom Competition Shellholder. Thanks for the vid!

Really nice! Love the set up. Thanks for sharing

Good job. I like the way you explained things. Keep up the good work.

Cool like you're show but will be looking forward to loading black powder in my 3030 .150 grain.thanks

I like both of mine the kids are wanting me to pass them down.

Good video I need to start reloading for my 30/30 marlin. I reload for my 270,223,243,308,300 win mag & 35 Whelen. Just subscribed 👍🏻

I've been reloading the 30-30 since I was 19, I am now 73. I have used all manner of case cleaners, vibratory cleaners and I now use a Franklin tumbler with steel pins, Dawn, and Lemi-Shine. The brass comes out clean inside and out just like it was first made.

People just cant resist being …..you know. I liked your video go ahead dude

I agree with 95% of what you said there. Sparkling clean brass doesn't shoot any better, exotic brass, neck tension, annealing, other fancy processes, will only help past a certain point, exotic process tools will only help past a certain point. If the gun & shooter isn't up to it in the first place, no percentage in pursuing past a certain point with it. There are some things a person can do to speed up and simplify case processing that aren't overly expensive, and just make the process a little faster and easier at a fairly reasonable price. And there are some gimmicks in amongst them too, all the companies have one or two, they all have duds as well.Need to know enough about the process to spot those, or do some deep dive research on them, and in some cases, read between the lines on how people are defending them, or bitching about them.

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