Hawk Bullets makes appropriate projectiles for the 33 WCF.

I got a machinist to open up the hole in my Forester Trimmer so larger diameter case heads would fit. It's a very simple job for anybody with a lathe.

I bought a factory tikka wood stock to replace my polymer one and u have no idea how much this 7 year old video helped me 😂😂😂😂

Very nice collection! 👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

Hey just a quick question. when im using the resizing die for 30-06, should the casing be all thr way in to the point where thr shellholder is touching the die?

Have you ever seen reload data for H4831 with a 200 or 220 gr bullet.

Gold plated

ARE the centennial 66's gold plated or brass? wanna know for cleaning purposes.

Nice piece of equipment Sir!

Sorry I shouldn't have said that

In your video why don't you tell what type of WOD you have

I started with LEE 35 years ago and still using the Lee today

Any idea why most Lee die sets don't come with the crimp die? If I can't get the Deluxe set of dies from Lee... I always have to spend the additional $28-ish to get the factory crimp die. Why not include this? Is it because there are purist (ass-hats) who say "you only need a crimp die if you don't know how to set up your dies"? It makes very little sense to me.

I'm glad I'm not the only one with a Winchester addiction...LOL

How do they shoot. See a lof of vids on loading these but not many on the shooting results.

After watching part one and now beginning part two I see you measuring your powder with a table spoon I realize you are still a beginner yourself.

In this video he is resizing the brass and then priming it in the same action on the press. I don't do this. The most boring part of reloading is brass preparation and in my opinion the brass should be, resized, checked for faults, measured and trimmed for length and the primer pocket should be cleaned before repriming. Some things can be determined about the previous load by cleaning and checking the primer pocket.

I've loaded and fired many 30-06 rounds for many years. I hunt mainly mule deer and elk plus some other things along the way. My shots are usually inside 300 yards. I have come to like the 165 grain bullets the best for my rifles. I do have to say even though 4064 is a wonderful powder I believe you could make a better choice for the 165 grain bullet. However 4064 is my powder of choice for the 35 Whelen because it can push that 225 grain bullet to .338 win. mag. velocities from a necked out 30-06 case. No powder I have can push a 220 grain bullet from my 30-06 at that velocity.

Great video and information. Thank You

I have a full box of those Hornady bullets. Unopened

This occurs a lot there are many different reasons for this could be tarnish could be a different lot of copper but that will not affect the bullets performance unless they are corroded

There is nothing wrong with these lol they just don’t look pretty

Finding appropriate bullets for the .33 can be a challenge. I recently located 3 boxes of 200 grain Woodlieghs and I’ve heard of people using a 210 partition and filing a flat nose.

Thanks enjoyed.

Nice collection

I've used the clay busted SW 250 wads......made for slug loads

Finally!

If you load the rifle to the Clyde Williamson loads, it’s quite impressive! Also it kills on both ends 😟

I might be sending mine back screw that. All those guys in the first video talking about how you were making a big deal over nothing. Yeah I didn’t think you were at all whatsoever. I get it they will be destroyed anyway. Well I would like to have a product that’s not damaged to begin with. Before it gets destroyed after what I paid for them. I mean seriously that’s like getting a loaf of bread seeing a little bit of mold on it and being told to just pick it off. Because your just going to chew it up anyway so what’s it matter.

Your not crazy I got a got of the 53gr black tips and mine have crimp marks on the tarnished ones

Good

What's the NRA Model that has the full-length stock?

Good round ! but full house loads kick like a mo fo 👍🏻

V Boring shit

i got one and it worked great for my 243 and 44mag. next i'll try my 357mag and my 45acp. wish me luck 😵‍💫

Maybe you got a dud. Mine has worked perfectly from the start.

I have a question if you're willing to entertain it.

Been using mine for a few years now. Has always worked well for me. Mine still has the rubber ring, no issues with it. Primer case needs a tap every now and then as the primers can bridge occasionally. Overall I found it to be a great tool for the money.

Great collection of beautiful firearms!! Thank you for sharing.

I wish I could get all the pros and cons of this press

The .33 is a great round but bullets are getting harder to find since Hornsby stopped making their 200 grain flat point. Cast works well in this round as well.

Dear C.S. enjoyed your .33 wcf/m1886 videos. Will definitely try Lee lube for my next reforming project. Had to laugh when you used the Forester trimmer the way you did. Been there/done that. Share your frustration with current political situation. Keep up the excellent work! Sense you are a kindred spirit.----Tpf

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These days your lucky if you can find them on a shelf

I'm in awe. I cannot believe what I'm seeing. What a nice collection. Thank you for sharing it with us.

It's normal, they just didn't tumble them long enough. They will shoot just fine. If it bugs you put them in your brass tumbler for about a day with some case cleaner and they will look just fine.

What scale are you using?

Thanks for the video,You have to keep those old work horses shooting.Maybe one day Winchester will start makings old ammunition.

Nice vid. That's a good looking press. Do you find that when the shellplate indexes, one or two kernels of powder will jump out of the case? I used to ream out my crimped primer pockets like you do but it just wasn't good enough sometimes so I bought the Dillon 600 Super Swager. Another step but it's fast and easy and, so far, foolproof. I like a seating die with a side window on a progressive press. Speeds up the process a little bit. I'll check out some of your other vids. 👍🙋‍♂️

Believe that’s from a process known as “oxidation”, pretty common occurrence with many different metals. Shoot the damn things.