Quick video on neck turning using a K&M.

[@randyemenhiser2573]

If you video with your phone, turn it sideways. It'll fill up the tv screen that way.

[@hawkeyeammosmithing]

Yes, I’m aware. I made this video quite a while ago, and never intended to upload it to KZbin. I just decided that since I’ve not had time to finish the reloading series I originally planned, which will have an episode on neck turning, I’d just upload this video. I realize the quality sucks lol. I’ve since got a better camera just for recording new videos when I do get back to the series. Hopefully I’ll have time to do it in this next year…

[@ramsaycountry1177]

You should never have a doughnut before you neck turn. The doughnut should form after you fire the brass.

[@hawkeyeammosmithing]

Yes, I know. I wasn’t clear in the video, but I meant that if you’re turning brass you’ve already been using and it’s developed a donut, the cutting pilot will help remove any of it on the inside diameter. Obviously if you’re turning the necks on virgin brass you won’t have a donut.

[@ramsaycountry1177]

@@hawkeyeammosmithing so you turn old/fired brass?

[@hawkeyeammosmithing]

@@ramsaycountry1177 I’ve turned lots of squired fired brass, yes. I turn a lot of Lake City brass. As an ammosmith, I do lots of odds and ends things for customers. There’s definitely a handful of things I do for some that I wouldn’t do or don’t do for my own personal ammo

[@ramsaycountry1177]

@@hawkeyeammosmithing to each his own I guess

[@kwikshooter1]

Much more credible if you stop saying ANYWAYS. Street punk talk. Word is anyway.