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I like it very much. It comes with 2 drums, smaller loads/larger loads. Once you figure out how to use this setup it’s easy. About every 10-20 reloads I’ll check the weight to make sure I’m still on track. That’s just what I do for my own peace of mind.

I was in braggs Oklahoma.

I’ve heard people catching some catfish there, they said they were catching catfish deeper because of the heat. Same with me. On the bottom. Good luck and stay cool.

@@Gotta-Go-Reload thanks brother God bless you

Yes.

Ive had no problems firing rounds this way. The lube I used for this purpose won’t interfere with the firing. Other reloaders recommend it to me. I hope this helps.

Thank you for your input. It was one of my first real videos. When I started reloading I looked on RUclips for information on how to reload. All I could find was pieces here and there about it. It didn’t show me everything, that’s why I made it like it did, to show beginners what they might need or be looking for. I’ll work on making a video about the Lee Press now that I’ve had it and used it a lot more now. Thank you for being honest, an for your input.

Me too, once you figure out how to use it properly, it’s real simple. It just a hobby for me, it’s very therapeutic for me, I had rotator cuff surgery two years ago. With the price of supplies these days ya don’t want to mess up anything or waste primers or brass. Thank you for the input, and for watching my video. Chris.

A lot of people do, that’s why I picked up high velocity rounds, (slugs, 00 Buck, etc) too see if they would kick harder. My son was 16 when I got that Boss 25 this summer. It’s a fun shotgun to shoot. Thank you for your input and for watching my video. Chris.

That’s what I told him, hold it real tightly and do give it any space to kick back. He’s young and learning. Thx for your input brother. And thank you for watching my video.

Yup, he got over excited about the new shotgun and forgot. At least he had the safety on. lol thanks for watching our video.

After we put about 50 rounds through this shotgun, he learned that 00 buck does have a mean kick too it. It bruised his shoulder up for about a week.

His was too, we put about 50 rounds through it that day or I should say he did, and his shoulder was bruised for about a week.

Very true.

Don’t know, never tried that. Possible

That's a Henry boy shut ur mouth also based on us airforce just in case rifle

I had no idea about that, piqued my interest, goovled it, and it seems that he was only on fake lists made. Obviously I don't actually know, nor do I really care, but I wouldn't he so certain in one direction or the other.

@@Miscelanou of course Google would say it's a fake list.

@@RomanEmpireMetals touche lol but Google doesn't say it's fake for the others

It’s a magazine fed rifle and you can see the ejection port.

It holds 5 in the mag and one in the pipe

I mean, i used to make hits at 75 yards with the irons when I was a little kid. But go off.

@Longshot88 just too pricey for what it is. I'd rather have a rifle on shoulder or lil 22 pistol. Just my opinion. I'm glad it's a curate consistently though. It looks like a fairly new product. Hopefully there aren't many bugs to work out. Keep us posted

Well it was developed in the 50s. And this is the newest model. So nevermind about the bugs. And they are 350$ now with a clip... damn, maybe it's not junk.??? Lol

@@bbltd.3154 the one i used was made by Armalite, now they're being made by Henry. No experience with the newer ones

Your slow af

Rifle but

@@Bravosierra175 ye I seen that afterwards but I was too lazy to edit the comment

It's a survival gun dude. It's a .22 survival gun. It's the thing you leave in your backpack until you run out of food and are willing to wolf down a squirrel. It was designed to give pilots a lightweight gun to hunt with in case they were stranded that could float and fit in the survival kit.

Troll

Tactical advantage? It’s a .22 liberal

Why carry a survival gun when you an have one to do all that's all I was saying not hating.

Problem is it's not a main gun. It was designed for pilots in case they had to crash land, and it floats too in case they land in a body of water. Happens to be legal and a solid survival gun if you, the average joe, get stuck in similar circumstances. It's generally not the gun you intentionally bring as your main piece for really anything wilderness related. Other .22s are better at hunting, pistols are better for animal defense, larger caliber rifles are better for big game, but this? This is the gun you leave in the bag and test twice a year to make sure if you need it, it'll work.

@@JohnSmith-xv2ob that was the .22 and .410, these were issued a lot less because lots of the time the stock came apart in the crash and the pieces broke/got lost

@carterturk1420 I said they were DESIGNED for pilots. Was fairly certain some were issued, but don't have any concrete sources, just what I heard. Either way, the point of my comment was to say, you don't sling this gun, you pack it.

Some people don't like Karens calling the cops when you're on the local trails. I've seen some people call the cops over a holstered pistol... better that others have no clue I'm carrying till they need to find out.

That’s what I do now. Just too make sure. Not every round but like every 15-25 rounds I’ll check it. For my own peace of mind.

Looks like he is just wiping them off when the cartridges come off the press

Yes sir. I wipe them off one at a time after I’m done reloading them.

Because the firecaps are separate from the powder and bullet, the little bang is the firing cap going off and not activating the powder

Thanks