@@jerrys5764 hi. Unfortunately accuracy doesn’t increase or performs better. If your goal is to gain tight groups I’ve found this not to be the case beyond 25 yds

@@AzoneDefenseLLC good to know. As long as it’s good enough for 10 yards and in. I would want this for home defense

@@jerrys5764observe trigger pull for any questions concerning accuracy

I was very impressed. It been a great go to rifle. Not picky with ammo and very accurate (I've only done 7-100 yds with this rifle). Been using all kinds of range ammo; Winchester, Remington, Federal, Partizan, Fiocchi, PMC, Browning, New Republic; doesn't matter .223 or 5.56 brass ( I don't recall using steel cases).

@@AzoneDefenseLLC It runs steel case just fine, groups suck, but ALL steel case groups suck.

Tested 24 factory loads, average 2.25 MOA, worst 5 MOA, best 1 MOA. see my comment above in this video for other info.

Honestly that's one reason. But I saw another video of his and just really find his voice really calming voice.

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm really into my Marlin. I have 2 Henry's but this is my first Marlin and my first 45-70 and I luv this one more than my other lever guns. I'm glad that Ruger improved upon the brand. Yes, this is the outdoor range I mostly instruct at and practice on. It's up in the local mountains and I never know how the micro-climate will be until I arrive. Perfect for my Dino scenes.. lol I have so much content I can do (with all my guns) but I'm still getting my feet wet into this whole KZbin arena. I still haven't announced a premiere release just yet until I figure out my intro. Luv what you're doing bro

@AzoneDefenseLLC no BS man your doing awesome content. It sometimes feels slow getting subs etc in beginning but you keep doing what your doing and you'll crush it in near future trust me ! Yeah this dark series is amazing ! I got more videos I'll be checking out as I will be getting more and more into handloading etc so your kids will help.

Hi, yes I gave no instructions because this wasn't an instructional video but a video to help with selecting a type of press whether a Turret or Hand Press kit, and identifying if a user wanted an additional portable option that the dies will all need to be readjusted if coming off a Turret press or vise versa. As always users will need to read their own instructions to operate any type of equipment.

Thanks and glad you enjoyed

Much appreciated. I have a lot more content on many different topics to prepare for

I think I saw a Raptor that was prowling around for you..lol

Yeah, man, there are some cool quivers out there for these

Gonna get some first shots out of this Dino shooter this week. Seen some T-Rex's in them hills

Yes, looks good the way it is. Will have to see how well those iron sights work before I throw on an optic. I'm still on the fence.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Much appreciated. Thanks for being a fan and I'll be posting more on many different things as soon as I figure all this out and get some quality graphics

Glad you like it!

More vids to be posted. Stay tuned

Hello, and thanks for chiming in. I agree that Buchanan is a very nice hand press for $270, I just don't see beginner reloaders spending the extra $200 to get started in reloading but will be a nice upgrade. Lee products are definitely a starter product and in my use have been an outstanding reliable workhorse with great customer service. I'm sure high-end products like Buchanan have their placement amongst seasoned reloaders. Thanks for viewing my video for reloading for beginners.

@@AzoneDefenseLLC Just so you know I am a beginner reloader myself, and have made 63 rounds so far. You know how it is when one buys quality tools there is not a lot of money left to get bullets. But hey, bullets will be next on the list I am sure. So far II have spent about 5 thousand on equipment and powder, primers and manuals and plan to spend another 2 thousand on equipment before I am done. I have been getting all of this over time. But I do not want to get junk tools and then be stuck with them because I did not want to get quality tools from the start. I have gotten the Buchanan Precision Hand Press, Redding Competition sizing, flaring, and seating dies. I got the Lyman spring loaded universal decapping die, and the Lee factory Collet Style crimp die. Nothing but the best in my opinion. Again why waste money on cheap tools only to have the need to upgrade later on once one gets tired of using junky equipment? I have also gotten many other quality tools and at least 50 different manuals, and another 50 books on the subject. I am not afraid to make ammo whereby putting off doing so by taking time getting quality tools. No I am afraid of making low grade ammo whereby waiting until I can get all the quality tools to do a bang up job Handloading. So did I mention that Lee only makes quality collet style crimps dies? Yep, I sure did. Really why do people that have reloaded with cheap tools and then upgraded recommend for newbies to get stuff that they know full well is just going to be replaced later on? Is that not being wasteful with resources that could have been spent on quality tools in the first place? Anyway if you do not agree that is fine, but hopefully the newbies get what I am saying and save their precious resources for quality items as opposed to wasting them on junk that will need to be updated once they get tired of using very awkward stuff such as the Lee hand press. So again Lee is not a good starter product but rather a cheap product for people that do not care to use quality tools period.

@@thetexasrat Hi, thanks for providing more about your goals and decision on where you stand. You have definitely made the investment for that venture. We do have choices. Some like yourself know exactly what they want and where they want to take it. Others just want to dip their toes in the water and see if it's even something they like. Most beginners who are interested in reloading (that I've come across) are not ready to spend thousands of dollars because they have been told (a large misconception) that reloading will save them money. So if they go to a store and see a hand loader for $270 vs $70 that does the same thing (make a cartridge and punch holes in paper) they will choose every single time a hand loader for $70. Then if they enjoy it, they are done with hand loading and go straight to a turret press or a progressive press system and spend the money accordingly. However, you are the first person I've come across naming a Lee Precision product as junk. I do agree that some parts from other manufacturers are of better machine quality but most manufacturers have their niche and Lee Precision has theirs with attracting and introducing newbies into reloading. However, I've personally found any inconsistencies with making a cartridge vary with the components, consumables, and finally human error and not the machine. Best of luck with your endeavors!

@@AzoneDefenseLLC Perhaps I shouldn't say junk but rather describe Lee products as very low quality junk instead. But I am definitely not the only one. I will never go to a turret press when the Hornady L-N-L quick change die bushing makes for a far better use of a single stage press, being able to change calibers or stages in a blink of the eye. But I also will never want a progressive press due to the lack of being able to do safety checks with ease upon each stage. Plus I like to deprime before I clean, reclean once I have sized and flared, and measure out each powder charge on a beam scale. All these steps are not user friendly with the progressive system. And did I mention that it is way harder to do safety checks with the progressive presses. I will always run a single stage press with the Hornady L-N-L quick change die bushing set-up for life. I may one day get a bench mounted single stage press, such as with the Bullet Corp Billet Reloading Press 2.0 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmqyon6Yo6eJeaM ). But never a progressive (or a turret).

@@AzoneDefenseLLC Not just me naming Lee product as cheap junk (there are lots more in comments all over KZbin): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXamoWVrir2fgc0