I’ve been hand loading for a long long time. 35+ years. I’ve watched a lot of videos since I got you tube about 12 years ago. I must say this is the most informative video I have ever watched on this subject. The way you describe each step beats anything I’ve ever seen. I’d recommend this video to anyone starting out. Very nice video on reloading.
Awesome Video. I've been reloading since 1968. This is one of the very best videos I've ever seen since I started reloading. Sending it to my friend who's just getting started in reloading. Thanks. This is Better than I could have shown him how.
I have been reloading for over 60 years, I really like the way that you covered all the fine details of reloading. This would be an excellent source for someone just getting started into the hobby.
Will begin my first loads in about a week after getting my first press and ive been watching all of your videos and i have to say you teach very well. I already feel very familiar with the process and am confident to begin loading. I really appreciate your videos and theyre very well done especially for their age.
As someone extremely new to this hobby I can, with full ADHD, attest that THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO THAT I'VE SEEN, so far. I've probably watched 20-30 of them now. Thank you so much for explaining the "why" of it. Great job.
@@jiujitsu2000 Roger that. OPSEC is necessary in these tumultuous times. I appreciate your video, it explained so much more and answered a lot of questions I had. Thanks! Stay safe.
I know this video has some age on her, however she still holds up today as a information powerhouse into the world of reloading. I truly have enjoyed watching 👀your videos on reloading. You cover evey step in the process, start to finish. You have made it soooo easy for any newbie to understand. And for others thinking about getting into reloading to see it is not as complicated as some make it seem. So they take that next step, and are now reloaders themselves. I know this for I'm one of those people. I can not think you enough for your videos sir. Even as old as some may be, they still are having a positive impact on a lot of us in the gun community. Again thank you for your time and the Information that you have shared.
I am grateful to you forever. I learned from you to reload for the first time. I learned from your video on reloading 30 Carbine. You are one knowledgeable humble teacher. Thank you for not leaving out the details.
I've been reloading for 30 year's read the books to learn. but I really wished I had watched a video like this at the start it would have helped me out. Especially with bottle neck rounds.
i came in knowing nothing about reloading and now i feel like an expert. glad i snatched some brass 7.62x39 up im gonna have to start reloading it if things keep going the way they are.
great video, (as usual). No matter how many times I reload, it's always comforting to see how my buddy Jiujitsu reloads. It never gets old listening to your vids. I'm glad to see the reload videos coming back.
thank you brotha, I had all those files on a external hard disk before I moved and just finished editing it into a video. I'm also working on 9mm Luger and 7mm Remington Magnum...
+jiujitsu2000 sounds great, I can't waite for the 9mm. hopefully I can start filming soon. I have so much to film and between therapy,work, and wrestling, I have little to no time. I have a part 2 of studying for the Ham test already done, I just need to edit it. How's your studying coming along?
+Jason Williams thank you, studying was doing well then work got me slammed! now I'm having trouble remembering. ha ha. I'm on the chapter of the book where it has all the questions and the answers
How? When ? U watch the news too much 😂 cause I still see that cal. Everywhere here in AZ lol Russia ain't the only one that makes AK ammo lol 😂 we make them too and so do some old Soviet bloc countries turned NATO lol 😂
I'm working on it I'm still in a place where I'm not set up all my reloading gear is in storage. I was able to release this video and I have two more that I can release in the future because I have the video files on a external hard drive and all I needed to do was edit them to release them. in the future when I get into a place where I can set up again I promise you there will be more reloading I'm really miss it
+jiujitsu2000 gotcha I understand. good to hear you will be doing more, because they are so In-depth and quality. These videos have taught a lot of my old army buddies how to reload. You are an awesome dude, keep up the great work.
Thank you very much for your videos. I am from another country, I know English poorly, but I understand everything and watch your videos with pleasure. Keep shooting videos.
thank you I'm not completely out of the woods yet. this video and a couple more are files that I had on the external hard drive when I moved. all I had to do to get these videos up was to edit them. I'm still not in a place where I can set up all my reloading gear yet its still in storage. whenever I do get set up again though I will definitely be doing some reloading again! I miss it!
I really like this methodology, been thinking about reloading for this caliber for hunting/ SD. As Hornady Black in this caliber, my rifle really likes, which leads to me handloading my own but with the newer polymer tipped 125 gr bullets. I think your way is very exacting, an thats what I'm looking for, although the only difference I would do, is weigh each powder load on an electronic scale, not by the powder an cartridge weight, my only difference. An in reality, it probably doesn't make any difference really, just a perfectionist by nature. Thx for the vid
Have a question resized with the 310 expander in my Lee 7.62x39 dies. Primed and started reloading. I'm using Hornady SST 310 dia. Bullets are loose in brass. How can I fix the 100 brass that are already primed . Can I get rid of the decapping pin on the 308 expander and resize leaving the new primers in.
Two years ago I set up my Rockchucker, de-capped and sized brass then had to sell the house and packed up my equipment. I'm thinking about unpacking and starting up again. If I remember correctly the rounds you made in this video are for a semi-automatic rifle. That's the reason you crimped the brass to the bullets. Can you crimp bullets that don't have the cannelure? They say a crimp isn't necessary on rounds used in a bolt action rifle. Do you crimp all your loads?
Jiujitsu , You are a talented instructor and a credit to the shooting community for taking the time and effort to help others. I started reloading 35 years ago with only the instruction sheet for the dies, I sure could have used your video back then. It would have saved me a lot of time and mistakes. If you have a source for 7.62x39 brass please P.M. me.
Nice video. Starline has new brass, I just ordered. To save the work of using a caliber as much just get a case gauge and run each case in after resizing. You immediately know if your case needs trimming and if it meets specs. Lee factory crimp dye takes a lot of effort out of crimping and comes with their 3 die set.
Excellent video....just one suggestion...invest in a universal decapping die, then you can decap without sizing and clean the brass in a tumbler....this will help clean the primer pockets
Hey I'm wanting to get in to reloding I have watch alot of vide u need to make this all the time for people I don't know if u know what ur doing but I'm saving ur vid ur doing a great job and thank u for or work love to one gun man to another thank u so much
I just this weekend setup my RCBS reloading press for 7.62x39. Now I have a question. Is it really needed to roll crimp to bullets or can I skip that final step?
Nice video, thank you! Made my first test batch with different loads yesterday. I also drilled out, decapped and sized some copper coated steel Scorpio STV but don't have a solution yet to keep the slightly smaller large rifle boxer primer in. I don't really want to rely on nail polish or crazy glue for this purpose..
I may have missed it, but did you mention that the cases need to be sized before they are trimmed to length? The cases stretch when sized. This is an outstanding instructional video.
There needs to be clarification on the differences between Berdan and Boxer primers. 7.62 steel cases are always Berdan primed but you won't be reloading that. Brass 7.62x39 casings can be Berdan or Boxer primed. Berdan primers can't be removed like Boxer because the brass is fundamentally different.
Is it financially worth it to get into reloading? I spend roughly $1500 -$2000 a year on factory ammo. I like the idea of reloading but I am not sure it would save me much money
Great question. Full length is what I use because it will make a round that will fit many rifles of that caliber. Short dies are good for a single rifle and don't stretch the brass as much
a other great reloading video! I have a question you, can you use lee dies on a RCBS press?? I'm starting to gather equipment for reloading! Thanks again!
This is such a great in so many aspects! I’ve been reloading for years and I would suggest anyone new to it watch the video. Question, any load data, or a source, for loading subsonic 7.62x39? Thank you
Hey it's me again... Nice vid it only suprises me that it only has 7 wiwes and 5 likes....I hope we will se this kinds of videos in the future on your channel. :D
+Lovro Pupic Thank you. I just barely posted this. I have many reloading video's on my channel. I moved and all my reloading stuff is in storage. When I get into a place where I can get setup again I'll load again for sure. I miss it.
Thanks for another great video. Suggestion: Could you review how the case trimmer is setup for a particular length? (I'm starting to buy my reloading supplies and looking for the best (affordable) trimmer! Thanks again!
thank you! I would totally do a review on how to set up the case trimmer however I moved and I'm living in a rental and unfortunately all of my reloading and casting equipment is in storage. as soon as I get into a position or another place where I can get set up again I will for sure because I truly miss doing these videos.
Great explains for reload for 762x39 how are your groups with that powder.and whst tip of weapon is it for .? Thinking of relocating som fir my mini mouser and did you eve use H4198 powder?
Interesting about the RCBS die set doing .308 and .311,,,,,,,also I just started using that Hornady case lube....I really like it! Better than the spray on...
When you were doing the OAL, looking to achieve 2.20, and you ended up over seating to 2.198, what is the most acceptable over seating depth? If it was 2.190, would that have been unacceptable? What is the deviation of acceptabe? Thx😃
Got my dies and molds and such on the way to do this caliber. My only problem is getting a economical source for my brass. Everything I have ever shot has been steel case.
@@jiujitsu2000 "little" meaning no primers for you! LOL! Unless you want to dump 300 on a case on gunbroker, which is insane. I really didnt realize 7.62x39 uses large rifle, that makes me feel a little better, i have a decent pile of those.
When I set up bullet seating and I am getting close, I think of the turn kindah like the numbers on a clock when I am walking it in on a turn. Maybe a 3 o clock turn or to 7 o clock etc. Good stuff dude.
I am a subscriber. Keep up the good stuff. I am learning about reloading for my AR. I am gonna start with 68 grain Hornady HPBT @ about 2500 fps for starters. I shot some winchester white box and had some lousy groups. I can't believe how much a 9 mph diaginal cross wind had at 100 and 200 yards. It blew them 5 inches at 100 and 12 inches at 200. I got a Dillion 550, but reall think I should go single stage as I want accurate consistent rounds. The Dillion powder charger throws within +/- half a grain. I got a Lee Press that is about 37 dollars. I use it to size .457 and .308 bullets for my Quackenbush air rifles. Would that be better using that than a progressive?
I always love watching your reloading videos and I noticed in the comment section of some of your videos that you have moved tell me whats up with that. And I agree the 5.45x39 cartridge is awesome and deadly.
I moved out of my house that I had all my reloading your setup at. right now I'm living in a small rental and all my reloading gear and all my casting gear is in storage unit. once I get set up into a new house where I can have my gear again I'll get it out of storage and start reloading again I really miss it
Steel cases aren't worth reloading anyway even if they were boxer primed the fact that they're steel makes it really hard on your resizing die, they're cheap enough and not worth the effort you can pretty much guarantee if it's steell cased it's berden primed, there is one word of caution though concerning brass in that caliber some brands use small rifle primers if I'm not mistaken Remington's one of them
I come back to this video at least once every few years when I forget something.
I’ve been hand loading for a long long time. 35+ years. I’ve watched a lot of videos since I got you tube about 12 years ago. I must say this is the most informative video I have ever watched on this subject. The way you describe each step beats anything I’ve ever seen. I’d recommend this video to anyone starting out. Very nice video on reloading.
Excellent comment... thank you! Means alot coming from another veteran handloader. Blessings from Arizona!
Awesome Video. I've been reloading since 1968. This is one of the very best videos I've ever seen since I started reloading. Sending it to my friend who's just getting started in reloading. Thanks. This is Better than I could have shown him how.
I have been reloading for over 60 years, I really like the way that you covered all the fine details of reloading. This would be an excellent source for someone just getting started into the hobby.
Excellent! Thank you for those kind words. I'm truly humbled
Will begin my first loads in about a week after getting my first press and ive been watching all of your videos and i have to say you teach very well. I already feel very familiar with the process and am confident to begin loading. I really appreciate your videos and theyre very well done especially for their age.
As someone extremely new to this hobby I can, with full ADHD, attest that THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO THAT I'VE SEEN, so far. I've probably watched 20-30 of them now. Thank you so much for explaining the "why" of it. Great job.
Thank you so much! Blessings from Arizona!!
@@jiujitsu2000 AZ? No way! Me too! Buckeye my man! Do you tutor? My old man passed and I inherited his.......things.
@@vapor1115 I'm sorry to hear about the passing. I teach only close friends if i have any free time.
@@jiujitsu2000 Roger that. OPSEC is necessary in these tumultuous times. I appreciate your video, it explained so much more and answered a lot of questions I had. Thanks! Stay safe.
@@vapor1115 thank you as well!
I know this video has some age on her, however she still holds up today as a information powerhouse into the world of reloading. I truly have enjoyed watching 👀your videos on reloading. You cover evey step in the process, start to finish. You have made it soooo easy for any newbie to understand. And for others thinking about getting into reloading to see it is not as complicated as some make it seem. So they take that next step, and are now reloaders themselves. I know this for I'm one of those people. I can not think you enough for your videos sir. Even as old as some may be, they still are having a positive impact on a lot of us in the gun community. Again thank you for your time and the Information that you have shared.
Great video! I have the same dies for the 7.62x39. Almost every time I reload I re watch this video. Cheers :)
I wasn't expecting to watch the whole thing but I did :)
Downloaded it in case YT goes crazy deleting all gun-related videos.
smart man...
I love watching your videos. For someone like me who has been reloading only 2 years. Everything explained clearly. Thank you sir.
Thank you, Blessings from Arizona
This is possibly the best video I ever seen on any subject. I wish I had that set up.
Excellent video. I’ve been loading for years. Your information is right on.
One of the best 7.62x39 reloading videos that I have watched! Thanks for the awesome information. Can’t wait to start reloading some of these.
Good video, good step by step explanations, and excellent explanation of seating and crimp die adjustments. Thanks.
New to reloading. This is gold!
I am grateful to you forever. I learned from you to reload for the first time. I learned from your video on reloading 30 Carbine. You are one knowledgeable humble teacher. Thank you for not leaving out the details.
I've been reloading for 30 year's read the books to learn. but I really wished I had watched a video like this at the start it would have helped me out. Especially with bottle neck rounds.
Your reloading videos are the best. Very helpful, keep it up.
thank you! I moved and unfortunately all my stuff is in storage. even I get into a place where I can setup again I will for sure. I miss it!
Thank you so much for your videos! This video is the reason I started reloading.
// OJ from Sweden.
Thank you!
i came in knowing nothing about reloading and now i feel like an expert. glad i snatched some brass 7.62x39 up im gonna have to start reloading it if things keep going the way they are.
Very well explained,thank you!
great video, (as usual). No matter how many times I reload, it's always comforting to see how my buddy Jiujitsu reloads. It never gets old listening to your vids. I'm glad to see the reload videos coming back.
thank you brotha, I had all those files on a external hard disk before I moved and just finished editing it into a video. I'm also working on 9mm Luger and 7mm Remington Magnum...
+jiujitsu2000 sounds great, I can't waite for the 9mm. hopefully I can start filming soon. I have so much to film and between therapy,work, and wrestling, I have little to no time. I have a part 2 of studying for the Ham test already done, I just need to edit it. How's your studying coming along?
+Jason Williams thank you, studying was doing well then work got me slammed! now I'm having trouble remembering. ha ha. I'm on the chapter of the book where it has all the questions and the answers
Wow what a great reloading video. You did such a great job explaining the whole process. Best video I ever watched on the subject big thumbs up 👍
Thank you!! Blessings!
this video is so important now because of the Russian ammo import ban that was just announced. Time for me to start reloading 7.62x39!
How? When ? U watch the news too much 😂 cause I still see that cal. Everywhere here in AZ lol Russia ain't the only one that makes AK ammo lol 😂 we make them too and so do some old Soviet bloc countries turned NATO lol 😂
Thanks for the reloading video. Its nice you don't leave anything out. I think taking your time and being organized gives the best results.
+d0j0w0 Thank you for the kind words and support you give my channel! Have a great day!
+jiujitsu2000 maybe the headspace gauge was missing at the end?. It's not necessary we already know!
+petpphack1 I don't have one for the 7.62x39
You definitely know your jujitsu..great content step by step.. professional for sho ...thanx for all u do
Thank you
Your video quality is excellent, can’t go wrong with your step by step instructions!!!
Always informative thanks for your videos
Thanks man, keep these reloading vids coming, they are the best on the net
I'm working on it I'm still in a place where I'm not set up all my reloading gear is in storage. I was able to release this video and I have two more that I can release in the future because I have the video files on a external hard drive and all I needed to do was edit them to release them. in the future when I get into a place where I can set up again I promise you there will be more reloading I'm really miss it
+jiujitsu2000 gotcha I understand. good to hear you will be doing more, because they are so In-depth and quality. These videos have taught a lot of my old army buddies how to reload. You are an awesome dude, keep up the great work.
+platinumchopper Thank you. Will do! :-)
Thank you very much for your videos. I am from another country, I know English poorly, but I understand everything and watch your videos with pleasure. Keep shooting videos.
Excellent, clear instructions!
Great to see your reloading videos again. It`s been too long. Always plenty of helpful good tips.
thank you I'm not completely out of the woods yet. this video and a couple more are files that I had on the external hard drive when I moved. all I had to do to get these videos up was to edit them. I'm still not in a place where I can set up all my reloading gear yet its still in storage. whenever I do get set up again though I will definitely be doing some reloading again! I miss it!
I really liked this video. Felt like a friend was teaching me how to reload
Really informative excellent video! It is great how you clearly show each step in detail.
Thank you for the kind words and support you give my channel! Have a beautiful day!!
I really like this methodology, been thinking about reloading for this caliber for hunting/ SD. As Hornady Black in this caliber, my rifle really likes, which leads to me handloading my own but with the newer polymer tipped 125 gr bullets. I think your way is very exacting, an thats what I'm looking for, although the only difference I would do, is weigh each powder load on an electronic scale, not by the powder an cartridge weight, my only difference. An in reality, it probably doesn't make any difference really, just a perfectionist by nature. Thx for the vid
Have a question resized with the 310 expander in my Lee 7.62x39 dies. Primed and started reloading. I'm using Hornady SST 310 dia.
Bullets are loose in brass. How can I fix the 100 brass that are already primed . Can I get rid of the decapping pin on the 308 expander and resize leaving the new primers in.
You explained that very well! Great job!
Two years ago I set up my Rockchucker, de-capped and sized brass then had to sell the house and packed up my equipment. I'm thinking about unpacking and starting up again. If I remember correctly the rounds you made in this video are for a semi-automatic rifle. That's the reason you crimped the brass to the bullets. Can you crimp bullets that don't have the cannelure? They say a crimp isn't necessary on rounds used in a bolt action rifle. Do you crimp all your loads?
Jiujitsu , You are a talented instructor and a credit to the shooting community for taking the time and effort to help others. I started reloading 35 years ago with only the instruction sheet for the dies, I sure could have used your video back then. It would have saved me a lot of time and mistakes. If you have a source for 7.62x39 brass please P.M. me.
Excellent video. I'm at the 10 minute mark but have to go but I'll be back tomorrow.
excellent instruction video! Love the attention to detail. Awesome!
Nice video. Starline has new brass, I just ordered. To save the work of using a caliber as much just get a case gauge and run each case in after resizing. You immediately know if your case needs trimming and if it meets specs. Lee factory crimp dye takes a lot of effort out of crimping and comes with their 3 die set.
Fantastic video, great explanations and details
I needed this video. this is the next round I want to learn how to reload. thanks man your awesome
+israel osuna Thank you brotha!
I have always reloaded my own ammo. I trust no one that is why I reload my own. Anyway awesome video.
Been a while since a reloading vid, good stuff man!
thank you!
Great presentation .
Badass video! Keep up good work, kept it simple and to the point! Now I feel like I can do it myself and make my own ammunition for down range !! 👍🏻
like #617..so thorough,excellent instruction. I got lucky and bought some brass 7.63x39 for my Ruger rifle. It may get even more accurate after this
Always very through, thanks
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!
Excellent Video! You made my day!
Awesome great video 😊
Thanks for the visit
Excellent video....just one suggestion...invest in a universal decapping die, then you can decap without sizing and clean the brass in a tumbler....this will help clean the primer pockets
Great video mate!
Still a great video. Thank you
Hey I'm wanting to get in to reloding I have watch alot of vide u need to make this all the time for people I don't know if u know what ur doing but I'm saving ur vid ur doing a great job and thank u for or work love to one gun man to another thank u so much
I just this weekend setup my RCBS reloading press for 7.62x39.
Now I have a question.
Is it really needed to roll crimp to bullets or can I skip that final step?
Nice video, thank you! Made my first test batch with different loads yesterday. I also drilled out, decapped and sized some copper coated steel Scorpio STV but don't have a solution yet to keep the slightly smaller large rifle boxer primer in. I don't really want to rely on nail polish or crazy glue for this purpose..
great video
Good job! Great video !!
You sound like Kevin Costner! Cool video
Question, the holder was for 308/311 And you were using .310, so which of those did you choose, do you go larger or smaller?
concentricity Wow bro you really left me in the dust there!
+cudaw73 You're all good brotha! :-)
thank you for this information. very helpful
thank you as well!
I may have missed it, but did you mention that the cases need to be sized before they are trimmed to length? The cases stretch when sized. This is an outstanding instructional video.
Awseome video dude very informative
There needs to be clarification on the differences between Berdan and Boxer primers. 7.62 steel cases are always Berdan primed but you won't be reloading that. Brass 7.62x39 casings can be Berdan or Boxer primed. Berdan primers can't be removed like Boxer because the brass is fundamentally different.
Is it financially worth it to get into reloading? I spend roughly $1500 -$2000 a year on factory ammo. I like the idea of reloading but I am not sure it would save me much money
Yes, but primers and powder are hard to find and cost a bit more these days
What is the purpose of having full length dies as opposed to short base dies as RCBS makes both for 7.62×39mm
Great question. Full length is what I use because it will make a round that will fit many rifles of that caliber. Short dies are good for a single rifle and don't stretch the brass as much
43:59 big ass mosquito flies by the camera lol
a other great reloading video! I have a question you, can you use lee dies on a RCBS press?? I'm starting to gather equipment for reloading! Thanks again!
+artymech46 Yes Lee dies are completely compatible.
Thank you . I bend a rifle cartridge and made a lot of mistakes
now save your video for later
Thanks!
No problem! Thank you as well!!
This is such a great in so many aspects! I’ve been reloading for years and I would suggest anyone new to it watch the video. Question, any load data, or a source, for loading subsonic 7.62x39? Thank you
Hey it's me again... Nice vid it only suprises me that it only has 7 wiwes and 5 likes....I hope we will se this kinds of videos in the future on your channel. :D
+Lovro Pupic Thank you. I just barely posted this. I have many reloading video's on my channel. I moved and all my reloading stuff is in storage. When I get into a place where I can get setup again I'll load again for sure. I miss it.
+jiujitsu2000 ok thank you for your respons i guess i see you in your next video
+Fluffkin thank you!
that ripled brass you got at 17:30 I do get from firing stock ppu 7.62x39 ammo in my kalash TR3
Great one!
Thanks for another great video. Suggestion: Could you review how the case trimmer is setup for a particular length? (I'm starting to buy my reloading supplies and looking for the best (affordable) trimmer! Thanks again!
thank you! I would totally do a review on how to set up the case trimmer however I moved and I'm living in a rental and unfortunately all of my reloading and casting equipment is in storage. as soon as I get into a position or another place where I can get set up again I will for sure because I truly miss doing these videos.
Great explains for reload for 762x39 how are your groups with that powder.and whst tip of weapon is it for .? Thinking of relocating som fir my mini mouser and did you eve use H4198 powder?
I'm getting ready equipment to reload 7.62x39mm Russian bullets. IMR 4198, 24 grains, is the power that will be used.
It groups very good.
@@useryggfdcc that is the povder i use and 24 .g. 50 R at 134 g and 50 at 146 g
Interesting about the RCBS die set doing .308 and .311,,,,,,,also I just started using that Hornady case lube....I really like it! Better than the spray on...
+gman77gas I love the Hornady case lube. It works great! :-)
When you were doing the OAL, looking to achieve 2.20, and you ended up over seating to 2.198, what is the most acceptable over seating depth? If it was 2.190, would that have been unacceptable? What is the deviation of acceptabe? Thx😃
honestly it's a personal preference on how tight you want things.
Got my dies and molds and such on the way to do this caliber. My only problem is getting a economical source for my brass. Everything I have ever shot has been steel case.
That's true, reloading components are a little hard to find right now
@@jiujitsu2000 "little" meaning no primers for you! LOL! Unless you want to dump 300 on a case on gunbroker, which is insane. I really didnt realize 7.62x39 uses large rifle, that makes me feel a little better, i have a decent pile of those.
When I set up bullet seating and I am getting close, I think of the turn kindah like the numbers on a clock when I am walking it in on a turn. Maybe a 3 o clock turn or to 7 o clock etc. Good stuff dude.
awesome way to think about it. thank you for stopping by
I am a subscriber. Keep up the good stuff. I am learning about reloading for my AR. I am gonna start with 68 grain Hornady HPBT @ about 2500 fps for starters. I shot some winchester white box and had some lousy groups. I can't believe how much a 9 mph diaginal cross wind had at 100 and 200 yards. It blew them 5 inches at 100 and 12 inches at 200. I got a Dillion 550, but reall think I should go single stage as I want accurate consistent rounds. The Dillion powder charger throws within +/- half a grain. I got a Lee Press that is about 37 dollars. I use it to size .457 and .308 bullets for my Quackenbush air rifles. Would that be better using that than a progressive?
+Dutch1722 the progressives have play in the shell plate. single stage presses don't have that so much. thank you
good ol viener slider works good too...on the brass
+craneoperator4 Thank you!
VERY COOL MAN!!
I always love watching your reloading videos and I noticed in the comment section of some of your videos that you have moved tell me whats up with that. And I agree the 5.45x39 cartridge is awesome and deadly.
thank you!
I moved out of my house that I had all my reloading your setup at. right now I'm living in a small rental and all my reloading gear and all my casting gear is in storage unit. once I get set up into a new house where I can have my gear again I'll get it out of storage and start reloading again I really miss it
Hopefully you will find a house man and I can't wait for more thanks.
Very interesting!
+Conor Dee Thank you!
Good video.
thanks!
Man I can reload a killer 7.62 with a Hornady 110 grain ballistic tip for my mini-30 !!
Hey brother where can I find 310 diameter bullets here in Phoenix
Roll crimping is only used on revolver rounds, all rifle rounds regardless if semi auto or bolt action gets tapered crimp,
Notice the black dirty fingers, always wash your hands before handling the primers. They can contaminate the primers and malfunction
excellent
thank you!
What happened to you Lee single press? Good video as always for the serious reloaders.....
thank you. all my reloading gear is in storage.
RCBS bon matériel. Couteux en France autant que dillon
Steel cases aren't worth reloading anyway even if they were boxer primed the fact that they're steel makes it really hard on your resizing die, they're cheap enough and not worth the effort you can pretty much guarantee if it's steell cased it's berden primed, there is one word of caution though concerning brass in that caliber some brands use small rifle primers if I'm not mistaken Remington's one of them
Lol what belt are you in bjj
I was happy to see your using the "Tare" button now :) I hope you are well sir, as always I enjoyed the video.
thank you!!
What's with Spiderman?
i'm sorry but some times you seem to drone on and on