30 cal bullets swaged from scrap FN 5.7 brass

Simply shows last step of production. Somewhat boring but customer wanted to see me make 100 in row with no complications, I made 275+ and would have made more but ran out of bullets to make in this production run!

[@orionod]

Thanks, Brian. For the record, the die in the video is MY die. I am happy to say that the same die has, to date, produced several thousand additional bullets without any issues. Buy from Brian confidently, knowing that the tools are all made for high volume production, and are not merely experimental dies. I am very happy with all of the dies I have purchased from Brian.

[@BTSniper1911]

Awesome! Good to hear it is still going strong. Swage on my friend!

[@astroguy8210]

Iv been looking at your ebay is the 10mm dies al you have now I would like to get a 30cal swagging die and 45 swagging die

[@blackriflex39]

Can this be bought?

[@gabrieleciciriello6447]

+BTSniper1911 could you make a video on 9mm-308 jackets ant and tubing jackets showing us all the steps??

[@fourteen21]

not really I pick it up for about 4-5 cents each once fired.if it's more than 6 cents each I wander off and wait for the next batch.of course you can buy commercial jackets and use those but then your bullets cost about 12-13 cents each.there are a few more steps than the video shows such as annealing, cleaning, and core seating.but doing larger volumes and spreading the steps out here and there makes things more even.I usually make a run of about 1200 pieces doing each step for all the cases then moving to the next.

[@ramza781]

isnt 5.7 brass expensive!?

[@zanpekosak2383]

Fantastic Apricots Its free when people shoot it and throw it away