I’m not gonna lie ammo guys are loving this!

I have the brass fourteens.I learned a lot from this.Thanks a lot

I reload .444 Marlin shells for my 410. Because 410 loaded shells are crazy expensive, and also because the hulls are impossible to find, and if you do find empty hulls, they want almost $1.50 per shell!!!

Great video and great information

you can use .444 as well with large rifle primers. You dissect a 410 plastic hull and weigh the powder charge.

I was bored. Put me to sleep

I have only ever loaded brass cases just bc steel cases love to jam up and at times get stuck stuck

...how small can we make these? Excellent video btw, thanks for sharing,(just got the Kel-Tec ksg410)

Great video! Cool dude. Q: would you or anyone know if one could use .45 Long Colt or maybe even .454 Casull brass for .410 shells? I mean, .410 shells can be fired in a few .45 LC guns, such as my Rossi Brawler single-shot pistol, and perhaps my .410 coach gun. I'm disappointed that my Winchester WAA410 shot cup wads are too small for even a .44 Magnum brass case, so a guy would still have to resort to using fiber wads. I've heard of using .444 Marlin brass for .410 loads. I wanted to use a crimp die to hold in the top, cardboard wad, but like Slade said it would shorten the life of the brass. Lol, if all else fails, I will stick to my AA hulls. There's just kindof a cool factor in using brass shells. Thanks!

Powder in , card then soft wad, the shot.

I appreciate you taking the time to answer everyone's questions in the comments. I read them over and took several pictures for note taking!

G'Day, I have a box of these .410 Magtech shells but here in Australia it's almost impossible to find large pistol or rifle primers. It's been that way since COVID and the Ukraine War kicked in. Shotshell primers can be found sometimes. I'd like to load my brass shells with black powder and shoot them in a little Belgian folding .410 that I recently bought. Cheers, Steve

I want to pull the FMJ bullets, and re-seat hunting bullets (especially some of the 6.5 Grendel). As far as reloading,I bought 5K berdan primers years ago, and I have a hydraulic de-priming set-up, just in case... I think the hardest part is finding the steel cases after you shoot them, lol.

If you are reloading your own spent cases there is no need to resize and not doing so will increase case life.

Only hear good things about Tripp Cobra......🇺🇸👌

The ten rounder needs wrap around base. Current plate doesn't look right....🇺🇸✊

Reminds me of that quote "this is an exercise in futility" That applies to reloading .22lr😊

So why no new videos showing the rest of the process? 6 yrs is long enough. You go to jail maybe?

I have an entire bucket full of fired .303 Berdan primed brass. What I have been doing is drilling through the firing pin indentation, and subsequently, the Berdan anvil with a #4 countersink bit. This gets rid of the Berdan anvil and creates a shoulder for the flange of a new 209 primer at the same time. Then I finish by drilling with a letter B drill. This creates the right size hole for a 209 primer. Then, since .303 rims are a little too thick, I trim the rim on the case very slightly so that it will chamber. Usually enough to take the headstamp away. It may be best to do this prior to drilling, so that one can get the correct depth with the countersink bit for the 209 flange. One can fire-form, but that wastes powder. I anneal, then gradually size up, and up, until it's 'close enough'. Then I just let a shot load do the rest of the forming. This may be complicated to some, and it takes some time, but it's a way to re-purpose the Berdan brass.

WOW! Out of a 13-1/2 minute video, more than 11 minutes is just watching him run case after case after case after case after case after case ... through the sizing die. We never actually saw or learned how to reload a .22 LR cartridge. Complete waste of time.

I reload them with same data as 2 1/2" and they shoot just fine.😊

Fast motion...just sayen

I didn't even know you could reload 22lr

Don't you need a sitting die for reloading bullets? I looked it up and found that they only sell resizing dies.

*For a cheap primer that works 100% of the time just use good old fashioned 'Corrosive Primer' Chemical (Sodium Chlorate, NAClO3 59% + 39% powder sugar and 2% virgin battery acid). The acid carbonizes some of the sugar and makes the NaClO3 more volatile. (Note: Don't use Potassium Chlorate as a substitute for Sodium Chlorate!) This makes a good working home-made H-48 type compound in the simplest way possible! Much safer than making Lead-Azide plus NAClO3 , Sugar and battery acid are all soluble in water! (Don't forget to put a squirt of WD40 down your gun barrel after shooting to prevent rust but its an overrated problem useless you plan to store your gun for long periods of time.) Just make sure your home made H-48 primer is VERY dry before loading any gun powder in the shell, like sitting a few days in the hot summer Sun on a black tray! (150F. for 48 hours!!!) Also you can remove the flat spot on the rim by machining a hardened steel rod that fits the diameter of the .22 casings ID. Place round on a 1/4" sheet of tough **#75D** rubber, insert rod and smack rod firmly with hammer. No more strike mark on the casings rim! (If end gets too dome shaped flip casing over and gently strike on domed end with hammer to flatten, done.) You can reload these about 20 to 30 times before cases get too weak and split.* Note: Before starting any of this tumble your brass for 2 days in a bed of #9 bird shoot or until its very clean!

Hello , where did you purchase your 22lr shell holder and resizing die?

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Can only laugh at people who fuss over .2 gn .2 gn is not going to change anything We have found that even .5 gn didnt hurt ANYTHING when it came to our high powered rifle loads and our shotshell loads Still well within the safety pressures and still just as accurate of a round

Use 9.3x72R or .303 British bases with large pistol primers. Works like a charm.

This has to be one of the sweetest proposal videos I've ever seen

Very well explained and demonstrated, I am interested in loading these as a bullet cartridge for my Smith and Wesson governor. Can't find any info so far.

*Somebody has more ambition than common sense....Fired 22 LR's are notoriously difficult to prime and powder charge consistently. About the only time this is worth the effort is if you're going to use them in a single shot firearm or/if/and there is absolutely NO OTHER OPTION, and even if you get it right, if you inadvertently load the reloaded shell with the previous firing crimp in the same position as the previous firing, you will get a mis/non-fire for your trouble. Even now, 6 years later, post goofballs hoarding all the ammo they can get their greasy prepper fingers on, phase, 22LR is not that expensive.*

Good video. If you wanted to reduce your case length, what tool would you use to do that? I would be tempted to use a fine hack saw like a jeweler’s saw but I’ll bet there is a more appropriate case trimmer that could be used if the right size.Thanks for sharing.

Where’d you get that cute little scale!? It looks perfect for tiny batches.

Where was the wad ? Guess you don’t care about your barrel .

Seems like a guy could run these to make some pretty kick ass tss loads for a hinge gun. Just need to figure out a wad system thatll keep my barrel from getting scored up

Wish the Elmer's glue trick worked on my loads, they all fell apart by the 4th shot in the "governor". Might try hot glue gun next time. Shot fine till they fell apart though... haha

your video is good. but you state to use the #5 shell holder with the magtech brass cbs .410 ... it dont work the holder is to big

You, sir, are one patient man. I've seen other content creators post videos here, but the individual videos seem to exclude the entire process. It seems to be more laborious than standard reloading. More power to ya for not only reloading 22 LR but also instructing it.

If you get the Lee dipper complete set, it has a slider chart to tell you which dipper throws what grains of power in many brands. Then you can use that right dipper without a scale.

Nice, easy-to-understand video. Thank you, very much! Blessings, Grace and Peace 😊

Hodgdon's reloading data for .410 bore shells doesn't show these cases, but it does show what powders they recommend in general, at least. It's pretty much all H110, W296, or Lil'gun (which was designed as a .410 powder, but it's also pretty good in magnum revolvers) with one load showing IMR 4227 as an option, too. If you're still messing with these, you might give those powders a try and see what you think of them.

No crip?

I'd like to know what keeps the rim from collapsing

Sir please tell me... what ingredients/compound does require in reloading 22lr bullet

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The printed sheet in the plastic folder looks to contain some interesting and useful info. Perhaps you might share the source of the material TY

why did you use a 12 gague powder? 2400, imr4227,296 are better choices.

come ripristini l'anello inescante del bossolo. Che tipo di materiale esplosivo di innesco utilizzi? how to restore the primer ring of the cartridge case. What kind of explosive ignition material do you use? thank you

BLUF Bottom Line Up Front. Please work up your own load for your own gun using published load data.