Sweet

I remember those, where did the years go?

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Bore diameter doesn’t matter, rule #1 is fill the Throat, so you need to know Throat Diameter! Fill the Throat, you fill the Bore!! .002-.003 over Throat diameter, .002 over bore may work 60% of the time, but for Extreme Hardcast accuracy “FILL THE THROAT”

Thanks! Clear and concise.

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Nice examples

What would be the most basic chemical compounds and measurements for something like this identically?

Home away from home. I miss it a lot. Worked on deck, dump and lastly engine room my favorite. 😊

I just sanded the tip of a 5.56 FMJ just enough to see a tiny tiny bit of lead not even the size of a grain of sand. There is no way in hell it is spitting lead out of this tiny hole. Now will there be expansion? I dunno. Will it dump energy faster with flat tip? Probably. Guess ill have to get some gel block tests done since noone wants to do this.

Them other vultures want in on the action

Nice video! There's surprisingly little about primer flow on the web, so this was very helpful. I don't reload (yet), but i was getting primer flow with some hot bear defense rounds in a revolver.

Amazing P5 horn!

Then they scream: WHO’S HORNY?

I have an old Norfolk southern railroad spike from 2011

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...but how do you seperate the tin from other metals in pewter?

2 years into the primary school did you live in in a fantasy world if you're going to continue to keep reloading you got to figure things out

I like to do stuff with epoxy resin and spent brass but i didn't know how to clean the brass fast

Bought these bad boys to remove military crimps. They are the real deal

Nice video. You said because of lead dust in the dry tumbler. What do you mean?

The C-5 Galaxy must be friends with the Antonov-225 Mriya

Excellent Video!!

Thanks. You did a good job of laying it out. Beginning reloaders should take heed and avoid reloading these kinds of cases. I suspect experienced reloaders already know better. This was an excellent basic intro. Very nicely done!

It’s odd Lee Precision actually has in there instructions to use a beeswax candle to smoke there molds, I did that and ended up with wax residue in my cavities, bullets came out very wrinkled, hopefully a good cleaning with correct the issue. I will get some denatured alcohol for sure. I’m new at casting and this video helped a lot, thanks

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Great video and great information… bullets look great

JAR Funnel, Canning supplys

0:21 sounds a bit like the Trent 500

Great video and great looking brass

A few minutes ago, I experienced my first split case. I was firing a 300 grain lead bullet in a .44 Special brass case over 15 grains of Winchester 296 powder. Yeah, it's a pretty hot load. Gun was a Ruger New Model Blackhawk Bisley. I attributed it to brass just getting brittle after being fired with hot experimental loads and reloaded several times. This is not a load I need very often as Wisconsin is relatively short of grizzly bears and other large/dangerous predators. Mildly irritating, but not all that exciting really. It happens. Nice video. I'm happy to see that this happens to others occasionally as well.

SoS. my 240 gr 44 bullet mold results in 250-255 weighted bullets. bullets mostly look vg. even after sizing. is the mold marked incorrectly? thnx. pete

what ss pins are you using?

He’s giving the best advice you’ll ever see on Dumb Tube. I have loaded for 40 years and have never switched pistol and rifle primers. You especially don’t want to use a pistol primer in a rifle period! People need to realize you are working with Rocket science when reloading and when you make mistakes it can kill you. Let’s not even mention the maiming people get when they make a mistake with explosives! These manuals where made to keep you safe when using the manufactures product. So ya all want to use the wrong primers ? Remember you not only risk your life but you are responsible for the safety of your ammunition not only for yourself but any bystanders near by.

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Why 357 and 9mm together?

When I dry brass I just use one of those little ceramic heaters blowing into a box underneath the brass and the hot air flows through the brass on the mesh. I also towel off the brass first so it doesn't leave water spots.

Great idea!, Then retrieve bullets , melt down, and make fishing sinkers lol.

YES IT CAN BE DONE, Not the Greatest idea because some people will screw it up. They did this with old Surplus Military ammo, for deer, moose hunting in Finnland ect. They nipped a small portion off the tip, and some drilled a 1/16 hole in tip, to get it to expand, AND SOME NAT BRAINS, Cut off to much and you know what happened to their barrels.

Great video. I'm new to casting and this was extremely helpful.

Done both worked for me

I've been using a 45 gal. trash can with 3 feet of kitty litter and sand mix with about 6 kitchen mats folded to fit topped with 5/16 plywood with 4 inch hole in center. I shot 22. 22mag, 38, 357mag, 9mm. 40s&w, 45acp, 44mag, 12ga slugs and oo buckshot, 20ga 327mag. Most penatrated 1/2 way. Hollow points really tear up rugs.

I've done this for quite some time . I finally went with a 50 gallon steel drum cut to about 1/2 length .

I have a similar design that I posted to Odysee under the tag, SCSM Ezra’s gat trap. It’s got a similar use of mulch but it’s got a layer under of sand and then the bucket itself is lined with cement and I’ve shotten a few thousand rounds of 9mm and 5.56 in my garage into it

A gallon milk carton full of sand will do the same.

An interesting and effective way to trap bullets.

Once again, thank you sir!

I bet no one can venture to guess your favorite brass.....So what your saying is "lake City" brass will babysit my children, make me rich beyond my wildest dreams, and find me the most beautiful wife in the world, and all before 7am on a Monday...... Thanks but no thanks, you oversold it.....j/k

I understand that lead is a soft metal. But it's definitely not that soft to have the lead squeeze out of the tip. Maybe if u drill All the way down...I have done this in 4 different cal's without any issues when I was a bord kid