MAKING CARTRIDGES (PART 1)

This is the first part of a series about Russian cartridges for firearms. Rosoboronexport lifts the veil and we'll have a look at the cartridge production process starting from the very basics and coming up with the loaded cartridge.
#cartridges, #makingcartridges, #weapon, #cartridgesproduction, #russianweapon, #cartridgesplant

[@nebelwerfer199]

Factory 188 - some of the best ammo I have ever used. I have Soviet era ammo that will outshoot many makers on the market today.

[@hitfirstandhithard1981]

We want more!

[@flowers_by_krouglova2531]

On the way😉

[@pootytang2872]

the second parts right here kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2HHlZKrmq1ohMU

[@acemace3618]

Why does ammunition have to look so beautiful? I feel bad everytime I shoot one.

[@ebek4806]

Sh1t expensive too

[@acemace3618]

@@ebek4806 I'm suprised they don't charge more

[@stefa4013]

Damn that's one fine factory. Keep up the good work making ammo fellas. There is never enough ammo in the world ;)

[@ckuper9300]

Most beautiful thing I have ever seen!

[@taterbug70]

Man, many of us in America really miss your Russian Ammo!!! It worked and was affordable!

[@nikitakhrushchev9966]

Keep the good work, hello from Dublin Ireland.

[@fredboat]

The humor was the best part. Perfect gift box. Been using your ammo for decades. Later from Texas ,usa Piece.

[@jayprakshsingh8023]

How you got these ammo, they are made in Russia. And you are from US

[@AA-dn8dj]

Oh shoot! That's factory 188. I have a crate of that ammunition from that factory from 1975.

[@MrPh30]

You could try to make more big bore rifle ammo ,.375, .416, .458 of various kind,make the ammo good quality and with a lower price on it than other firms and export it. Minimum could be say .338 Win Mag 300 grain soft and solid, .375 ,270- 300 grain . .416 with 400 and 430 grain soft,solid .458 Win with 450, 500 grain , .458 Lott the same, If you make soft nose bullet, one bonded core soft, and a strong full metal jacket or Monometal solid with good meplat nose it would some to consider.

[@slipknnnot]

They will need brand new state of the art machinery to compete with Lapua, Norma, Peterson, ADG in the premium brass market. Their assembly lines are made for bulk production of military cartridges. Makes no financial sense for them to build huge new factory for all kinds of niche cartridges with small market share then you have export taxes and tariffs combined with the fact that most people reload these cartridges and can get 20 firing or more from each piece of brass. There is not a huge demand in Russian market for these cartridges, not a lot of handloaders or variety - most consumers have smoothbore rifles and shotguns

[@3wolfsdown702]

Watching from America sweet machinery I need 5000 steel core 308 round$ how much for a gift box???

[@JohnBurns-yt1qs]

I'd take a box of those. 308 Winchester rounds...pretty please...😃

[@shahidrabbani1788]

Great

[@BushCampingTools]

No proper gun lover would disagree here at 8:39!

[@mataihehaho6037]

Very good process

[@KKKKKKK-sr1fz]

They don’t produce steelcase cartridges anymore ? What why they didn’t showed us the part where the steel penetrator connects with the other part

[@BushCampingTools]

Fantastic!

[@easygroove]

ahhh not everything needs to be a MTV Video clip :-( would like lees fast cuts and more explaining...

[@mohammadaminashrafi5076]

I always wanted to know what's going on in lve plant.

[@flolito14]

Do you have distributors in Austria?

[@mobajungky8550]

I like the accent

[@FC2ESWS]

Hmm this is a bit more sophisticated than my Hornady Lock n Load...

[@tadzturbo9579]

P.S.Did you get rid of steell,for cases?!

[@manoussosmalicoutis9962]

Amazing information, advance technology vertical presses machine, manufacturing small Arms calibre ammunition.

[@kennethmorales5121]

May we have that here in the Philippines

[@BolasDear]

very well so nice how many will you give for free, i need a million pieces.

[@abrar525]

How much is it's one box price?

[@thelieutenant7732]

I wish we could buy this

[@pittiplatsch]

Macht doch mal die Kommentare mit Deutschen Untertitel.

[@vikaskhan6482]

I have 711 from factory 188

[@TroyFlaharty]

That couldn't be more alsome

[@tadzturbo9579]

Hi everyone,respect from Lithuania,i,m in the same business for almost 15 years,and i can bet,that our quality are better,than yours.And with all due respect,sometimes hiding Russian accent,is more funy,than Russian accent itself.

[@hitfirstandhithard1981]

Those were the last 15 years. You haven't got enough people in Pribaltica. The fastest dying out countries in the world, according to the UN report on world population. But the 'best type of business' you have been doing for the last 15 years was ASKING OR, SHOULD I SAY, BEGGING, FOR THE RUSSIAN TRANSIT))

[@tadzturbo9579]

@@hitfirstandhithard1981 With all due respect,but you watching too much Russian govt.TV.

[@flowers_by_krouglova2531]

And your English ARE definitely better than his...

[@hitfirstandhithard1981]

@@tadzturbo9579 I read and watch various international sources. Stop living in your cloud cuckoo land. You have lost the major part of your businesses and economy for good. Never to return. You closed your Nuclear Power Plant in Lithuania. It was a big and stable income. Now you buy electricity from abroad. This is an expenditure. Your gas-regasification trough or washtub under a proud nikname ‘Independence’ for the re-gasification of the even more proud liquified American gas has been using the Russian gas from Kaliningrad ever since…)) The trough or washtub has been making a huge loss. An extra cost. The citizens have been making up for that. There are hundreds of “businesses” like this, large scale, in your country - I name it, you have got it)) Where does the money come from? I’ll tell you! From the EU donations and loans. Debt. You are broke.

[@tadzturbo9579]

@Juozas Deksnys Sveiki,pagarba,as jokiu paslapciu atskleist neketinu,ir tik tiesa pasakiau,kad musiskiu geresni,o su tom paranojom,tai greit uzdrausim ragatkes )))).