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@lmbear - I’m working with RCBS to see if they can do something different with their locking ring. Your suggestion on #2. You are correct if you don’t want to apply a crimp. You can stop at that point and lock it down for good. However, if you want to do seat and crimp together you need to adjust like in the video. I just don’t want the viewer to be confused by your comment. But you are spot on if you only want to seat the projectile. Appreciate your comments! 👍🏻

@331SVTCobra - appreciate the constructive feedback! 👍🏻

@derrickparker962 - please go to this website. inlinefabrication.com/ you can look it up by your type of press. If you have any issues, reach out to Dan (links provided in the description) and his crew. They are awesome with questions. You’ll love it! 👍🏻

@andystuart4667 - appreciate the comment! 👍🏻

@milkman81 - maybe to scare off attackers. I’m with you. It’s nearly impossible to keep the laser on target with the heavy trigger pull. 😂

@aquadonkey - agreed, I just can’t suggest doing it for liability reasons. I haven’t had residue on the cases when tumbling using Nu Finish. If I noticed anything, I’d just run the tumbler longer. Hope this helps! 👍🏻

@k2defense definitely does help thanks, i didnt want to have to deal with drying after a wet tumble so this is perfect

@ericwin99 - early days of recording. My apologies! This has been resolved. 👍🏻

@pfcparts7728 - appreciate your comment! 👍🏻

@jamesmorgan-p2j - what die and case holder are you using? Are they both RCBS?

@ RCBS 300 blackout dies also number 10 holder, I’m using imperial wax no more stock shells

@jamesmorgan-p2j - I’m working with RCBS to resolve this issue. The quick fix is to order the Lee #4 case holder. amzn.to/4fRoAx9 Hopefully they’ll get this resolved quickly. Just a side note, RCBS was bought out by Hodgdon so I know they are very interested in customer feedback and quality improvement. Hope this helps! 👍🏻

@Mr.money4ever - well, I’m glad that it helped! Appreciate the comment! 👍🏻

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@62vespa53 - appreciate your comment! 👍🏻

@The-um7pz - I appreciate your comment! Means a lot coming from viewers like you! 👍🏻

@shihanjulio - lube was applied at the time of sizing the projectiles. Does this answer your question?

Nothing wrong with that! 👍🏻

@leerichardson8911 - lay it on us! Reloads or store bought? Let’s hear all about them! 👍🏻

5-7 times is recommended.

@Deadleg1-502 - I have found that if you take the time to remove the crimp, you might as well clean up the primer pocket. Having a clean uniformed primer pocket and flash hole allows the primer to detonate and ignite the powder without restriction. Hope this answers your question! 👍🏻

@ it does answer it mostly. And I agree with taking the time while I’m at it. But, I’m still in my research phase of learning reloading, most of all my saved brass is 5.56. Just starting out, is it absolutely necessary for bulk storage ammo and plinking on steel? Knowing me, I’ll likely go ahead and uniform the pocket, but, could skip that and not have reliability issues? And thank you for taking the time to help me.

@Deadleg1-502 - here’s what I noticed in my journey of reloading. My process is always evolving. I’m at the point in my reloading journey that I’m doing micro adjustments to the way I reload. Meaning, I have a system in place that makes sense to me. I have labeled containers that I use to keep my brass in so I know where I left off. I don’t always have a full day to sit down and reload. Sometimes it’s just turning on the tumbler. For the first couple of years I had a white board to help me keep track of things. You need to figure out what works for you. Hope this helps! 👍🏻

@@k2defense I’ll go ahead give both ways a try as far as the primer pocket is concerned. Thank you for taking the time with me. I’ll continue watching your videos and picking up more techniques. I’m looking forward to the day I can buy my reloading equipment. Good day sir.

@Deadleg1-502 - good luck in your journey! Make sure to stop back anytime! 👍🏻

Love it!! 👍🏻

Yup nothing we haven’t discussed previously. 👍🏻

@smsgtbulldog - appreciate your comment Senior! 🫡🇺🇸

@fredfarkle7514 - appreciate the comment! 👍🏻

@christophermichaels6569 - thanks for the comment! 👍🏻

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@bassjunki - it levels off after the intro. Purchased new gear for future vids. Sorry!

@selmevias1383 - IMHO, yes Hornady tends to be conservative with their powder charges. I’m guessing it’s for liability reasons. 👍🏻

@661_RACING - appreciate the comment! 👍🏻

@BradleY97 - yeah it used to drive me nuts until I figured it out. They will blow out nicely. I think the most irritating thing was that the dimples would catch as they fed into the chamber. Glad this video helped! Happy reloading! 👍🏻

@theociba3762 - I use my media until it turns blackish or it takes a long time to just knock off the particulates. I fall victim to the shiny brass syndrome even though shiny brass doesn’t make the projectiles go faster. 😂 you can “recharge” your media with Nu Finish car polish or any of the media recharges you find at your local store or online. I also use, used dryer sheets to help remove some of the grime out of the media as well. My father-in-law uses the same media basically all year long. Some folks use lizard bedding, rice, etc. the main take away is that you want your brass free from debris and not have any chemicals on it that can corrode it. If you need shiny brass, you’ll need to replace and/or recharge your media frequently. Dry sheets are optional but in my opinion help with reduction of particulates. I’ve had others email me saying that the comment section is a great place to share info so I encourage people to ask questions and reply and reply back to others with their experience. I certainly do not know everything and have learned many new ways of doing things by interacting with all the viewers. Hope this helps! 👍🏻

@SandraFreeze - that’s awesome! I’m guessing you meant 12g reloading? I haven’t started that series yet. I’m backlogged with everything I need to cover with regular reloading at this time. 😂👍🏻 I’ll get to it in the future though.

@ThGrtCanadian - thanks for the positive feedback. I try to keep things quick and to the point for the very reasons you stated. I, like some other reloaders, are a bit impatient and just want to get to the point and quit the jaw jacking and lay off the heavy metal music. 😂 I’m trying to streamline my videos to “bare bones” in order to help meet the request of my viewers. Thanks for the feedback! I’m trying to make this as easy and straight forward as I can. 👍🏻

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@swanseajaffa - appreciate the comment! 👍🏻

@vinago100 - glad it worked out for you! 👍🏻

@johnmontana8540 - I go through a lot of .223/5.56 so I have what I call an assembly line. I use big containers and label them, clean, cleaned and resized, cleaned resized ready to reload, etc. it’s a great system if I have an hour or so I can grab the “ready to be primed” container and hand prime them while watching tv or what have you. I usually have a couple of five gallon buckets full that always need cleaning so I just dump them in when I know I’ll be around a few hours and keep an eye on them. I’ve always have something going on in the background keeping me busy. Personal organization is not something I typically try to teach others since everyone has their own method of madness. I have a system that works for me that I’m continually improving to save time, energy, and money (if possible). I really should make a video of how I do it. I just figure people figure out their own way with the space they have. Great question! 👍🏻

@ thank you for the detailed response! I’m just now starting to look into it so I want to have a strategy before I start buying things and throwing them on the bench lol. Have a good one thanks again!

@goldenkangaroo4969 - sounds like you’re the expert in this department. Please elaborate more on your claim. Being that all of my reloads have the same OAL using this method. Perhaps you can explain to the viewers why my OAL is exactly the same and you suggest that it will be all over the place? I’m sure the viewers would LOVE to know what you’re doing differently. I’m guessing what you’re referring to is the CBOT and not the OAL? I don’t want to assume anything but your post is a bit confusing. Thanks for your expert opinion! 👍🏻

@observer4322 - 👍🏻