I have seen couscous used, same with cream of wheat or corncob/walnut tumbling compound. I HATE plastic waste, and part of that extends to my reloading practices. I wish that more shooters considered the long term environmental impact they can have, especially for those shooting large amounts of trap, skeet or sporting loads. Waterfowl would be a likely hot-point with this, as those who hunt regularly or in larger volumes might be loading their own. While watching a video from Hull Cartridge on their manufacturing process recently, they mentioned biodegradable hulls. That made me realize that manufacturers CAN be at the forefront of environmental concerns, both for the good of the environment, as well as promoting quality product to use in said outdoor environments. I have no real beef with lead, as it is quite stable in its solidified form, even in nature. But the micro fragments that are eaten by fish and birds, that is another matter. Best wishes from Southern California, where we shoot all year round 🙂!

That jacket is the Light (M/90 Lätt) version, used mostly for summer or indoor activity, so I wouldn't call is "standard issue".

Im sorry... but the idea that conscripts not being used for assaults is just idiocy. 1940, Swedish volonteers to Finland who were former conscripts took part in a famous bayonet-charge. 90 Swedes vs 600 Russians. 10 dead Swedes. 200 dead Russians. In the Congo Crisis, 1960-1964, Swedish soldiers, drawn from conscripts, took part in difficult urban combat succesfully. In the 90s and the wars in Yugoslavia, the Swedish troops were known to bebthe most aggressive UN soldiers and opened fire on hostiles so often the Nordbat mission was known as Shootbat. Swedish tactics has always been aggressive and always put emphasis on assaults and closing with the enemy and engage at close range. So all this conscript bashing is pure BS. Swedish soldiers have proven themselves in combat from WW2 to modern times in Congo, Mali and Afghanistan.

Excellent video. Thanks my friend!

I have the poncho version of the ghost hood and the rifle cover in con camo.

Lee sixing dies are so much easier to get stuck cases removed. No special tools required.

I actually like the new Lee locking rings. For a few dollars you buy a small Lee spanner that easily fits in the tightest spaces. I use all Lee dies, if for no other reason their powder through expander die. Also, stuck cases are easily removed from their sizing die with nothing but a hammer and two wrenches. Using Lee I've made 20k plus rounds of aaccurate and reliable ammo.

I wouldn't be surprised if the Bundeswehr bought the camo pattern.

My experince is that they are over priced, and the ownerm is a bit of a dick

It really is such a shame, its like the best patterns just tend to fade away often, i got started collecting and studying camouflage too late due to my age and thus missed a ton of patterns by a few years, concamo being the same, it just sorta disappeared before many people could get ahold of it. Same sorta thing with pencott patterns like greenzone, leatherneck, and devildog, and limited numbers of the other ones, aswell as some hyperstealth patterns. Such a shame so many great ideas get just dumped so often It feels like the craze around things like multicam and multi terrain patterns have really just taken the entire world by this point

Hopefully they've just taken a break from the civilian market and will return. Considering they don't seem like going out of business, they may eventually drop another supply of fabric. Otherwise, I'm screwed, since I basically standardized on the pattern, from apparel to gear like pouches and plate carrier.

Who in their right mind would heat a shotgun shell with a touch?

It's a pity that this pattern isn't being produced anymore, it seems to be a better version of Multicam. And in a time where nearly everybody seems to be using Multicam or a a Multicam variant, it's refreshing to see something different.

Thank you for the video! I am kind of addicted to concamo and really really hope they'll change their mind. It such a good camo!

How did you know to add water? I had a problem with this product on a floor--poor colour consistency and uneven curing--and the owner was grumpy and no help at all and said everyone adds water to the mix. Neither the spec sheet nor the tins said to add water, so I did not, and am now trying to sort it out on my own after the fact since ASK is not interested.

Thank you. You showed me the detail I was looking for.

Fiber hull- never seen one

There is no standing water in my machine but still getting the F138 what else can I do?

Very informative, thank you!

Brexit has been an absolute catastrophe

A great video thank you. Kentucky Firearms club based at Reading are building an outdoor practical range & like you say find a friendly club !!

Geez, dont waste your time with guns. They will be banned. Find real hobby not involving lethal tools.

This is well done. Wish I could buy it from you.

New to shot shell reloading i.e. just starting out. So QUESTION: roll crimping or star crimping which wears out the hulls faster? I'm looking to extend the life of my .410 & 20ga. hulls

Great explanation!

I’ve also had mine for years albeit without the blue cap. It’s still doing everything I need.

Same here in the states. Democrats talk gun bans, Republicans actually pass anti gun laws.

Dillon states themselves that the alignment tool is not necessary on the 750, unlike the older 650 and 550C/B. In fact, they no longer send it to you if you have a warranty issue with the ring indexer assembly (which they will gladly send you).

Excellent, Thank You. You seem to have all the rifles in my collection.

Just Discovered your channel. 👍

Thank You! I will check the M95's I have to assess that part.

You're entitled to your opinion, but you're not entitled to ours.

They're invaluable if you powder coat.

Think they're supposed to be a bit large. Have a bit knowledge about the Swedish Army...

This is particularly scary because you had mentioned, in your UK gun laws video, that people could be down range at 45 degrees? It makes dealing with a hang fire even more dangerous. I’m surprised you trusted that WW2 ammo. I guess you didn’t have a choice but I wouldn’t want a booby-trapped cartridge to blow up that close 😬

Try used tumbling media such as corncob or walnut there organic and work the same.

When we got the uniform and other things we walked beside a counter, behind were people just asking us, height, you said it and got a jacket etc, if something was wrong we could just go and change it. It was not like you had to go with what you were given. It was pretty relaxed.

Broken ring indexer…. Common … I went armanov metal ring indexer…. So far so good

Great in the winter, comfortable when layered with thermal layers underneath or just on their own.

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

The irony? Upon joining NATO, Sweden will have to paint their aircraft solid gray.

It's always the same with progressives presses. Even Dillon uses cheap plastic parts that will break sooner or later. Difficult to justify with this brand.

Amazing video. Very well explained. So here is my thumb up to support the channel. Please carry on, especially about Miele troubles.

I live in a country that’s not a member of the European Union: the United States, you may have heard of it. We don’t have these problems. Maybe the problem is the oppressive government of the United Kingdom that treats its subjects like kindergartners, not Brexit.

Alright I can’t do it. I know this is a year old and nobody’s gonna see this but come on. Your concerns about bringing this to different ranges is ridiculous. This is a single loaded weapon just don’t bring or load whatever rounds aren’t allowed on whatever range you are at. If a full bore rifle goes off at the rimfire range wtf were you doing putting a rifle cartridge in it at the rimfire range? Same thing shooting clays. God or evolution take your pick, gave you the one and only true safety and that’s between your ears…. Being fearful because the gun is capable of something is silly.

So, to help out further. Some artillery pieces use a casing, making the round look like a large bullet, whereas other artillery pieces will have the projectiles loaded separately from the powder charges. The casing also looks like it was cut in half. This might have been part of a rule for surplus or militaria that they have to be demilled, and rendered inoperable, and unable to restore to a certain extent. Artillery in the 150ish caliber, narrows down the field, with casing, narrows it down even more. Good luck.👍

Could be German 150mm howitzer case

If it was Russian, you would probably see Cyrillic text, not western.

This helped me out with mine

Damn I wish mom was like you lol