Simple 12GA Reloading Kit
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2016
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
The amount of practical and useable information on this channel is just stunning. Thanks a lot Dave.
i can see how this is almost therapeutic, sitting down and reloading some shells, ive always just bought them. i see more value in your way than just buying something. thanks for posting this
great to see a survival page that also brings up the importance of firearms.
You just can't get more common man than this for reloading shells! Thank you Dave for sharing this method.
This remind me the way my dad used to reload his 12 shells long time ago.I think nowadays this is forbiden in Spain.Best Regards from the other side of the pond Sir.
That is awesome you know where you're going to see me picking up all those empty shotgun shells that everybody leaves behind thanks dave
Very well explained and demonstrated. The rural setting and all those birds twittering in the background add to the whole atmosphere.
Dave I found an old 12 ga. in a pawn shop last year, the chamber is 2 9/16 so a normal shell won't fit. The gun was made in 1869. The video you made before ( where you trimmed the end off after waxing it) works for me. Fun and simple.
Dave, why don't you come out with a reloading field kit for 12, 16, 20 gauge. Tough carbide tools, common man prices.
Excellent! I ordered a .690 ball mold for improvised 12 ga loading. Doing everything possible to become ammo independent. I love my 870 R but will always value my old single shot shotgun...paid $35 for it lol.
Wow, so simple and effective. The birds were a nice touch, wish I was out in the field right now!
Howdy, Brother! All I can say is thank you for your expertise. Years ago I purchased a few of your campfire cooking accessories and they're still going strong. By the way, your 12GA shotgun series (back in the day) improved my camping/hunting experience. God Bless and Drive-On, Cowboy!!
awesome video Dave !!! love this almost as much as the video where you reused the brass of a shell and turned the shotgun into a muzzle-loader. love the simplistic kit design
Best video I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you!
oh boy... I'm going to have to start reloading my shot shells now. Especially since I have 20G, 16G, and 410 but no 12G. Ammo isn't that expensive for 20G but this would be a fun project and it makes you appreciate every shot.
Been watching your videos over the years and I must say that you are one of the best outside the box thinkers I have ever seen. Thanks so much for all your info.
I've seen people use a washer set into a wooden block to knock out the primers. I just drilled a hole in a flat bar of steel. Its big enough to de-prime on one side and set against the other. A 1/4" thick piece of flat stock works fine.
Hi Dave, so simple in kit, process steps and method. Thanks Greg
Incredibly informative video. I really enjoy this simple packable kit has field reloading functions which could be used in event of emergency if trapped or in a urban survival situation.
I have had a primer press (crimper?) like that sitting on my workbench for close to twenty years and had no idea what the hell it was. At first, I thought it had to do with grommets until I tried it. It did not make a good grommet press. It belonged to my father but he is no longer around to answer questions for me. Thank you very much for making this and other videos. I never fail to learn something from each and every one.