Reloading Problems: FW Arms Commercial Grade Solutions

[@mojoprecision]

Will at FW Arms is the best in the business. We are very happy to be part of this process. Great job guys!

[@Ultimatereloader]

We agree about Will!

[@JohnJones-ew6io]

@@Ultimatereloader Will is the best. Ive been using his products for years. Sent me an updated primer decapper for free !

[@mindwreckRC]

Love the fw arm dies. Have one of the original centering decappers. I kept having problems with primer pullback and their popper solved it. I could process brass at full speed no problem. It would blast through a berdan case too. Yet to break a pin even at 2000 rnds/hr speed. Recently tried their shellplate and equally impressed. The primetime is million times better factory dillon primer mechanism. Tbh. Once I started putting aftermarket parts on my Dillon, I can't believe I used it for so long in stock configuration.

[@DF-DefendFREEDOM]

Using FW Arms Popper and Dynamic Hold Down on Dillon RL1100, both works flawlessly. Could not be more impressed.

[@MichaelLloyd]

The FW poppers are great. I bought a lot pins because I was using the Universal popper with .223 brass, in a Co_Ax press, and occasionally I would have a Berdan primed case. BTW - not all cases like that would break a pin. I'd say 75% were deprimed with effort. 100% user error.

[@bob_mosavo]

Thanks, Gavin & Kyle 👍

[@ZZ-uf4zv]

I have a couple of mighty armory decappers and they do just fine, and they aren't 6 to 8 inches tall

[@bobh7370]

FW decapper are great, have two and two hold downs.

[@ryanashby3640]

I dont see the simple decapper on the FW arms website. Retailers show it backordered. Is it discontinued?

[@waynepike7074]

Good day I recently read that when reloading a cartridge that was originally designed for a lever action that was later chambered in a bolt action ( example the 250 Savage) that it is better to just neck size instead of full length resizing as full length resizing over works the brass . What are your thoughts on this? Thanks great show

[@xxshiftlockxx]

Why are the dies so big/tall? Is that really necessary?

[@leverman7517]

So, does anyone sell this auto setup without buying both and round filing the now un-needed parts

[@FWARMS]

Which parts are you refering too?

[@fousea12]

Who won the contest?

[@acheeseburger7367]

Your mom

[@bob_mosavo]

Not I; I guessed 6 😤

[@FWARMS]

We have a list of winners we have contacted. Thanks for the guesses

[@fousea12]

Thank you

[@SigmaBallistics]

@@FWARMSi guessed zero on the form/link when the video was first uploaded and had only 30 views. I can't believe I didn't win one since Gavin said it was the FIRST 10 people to guess the correct answer.

[@twestgard2]

I’m searching the FW Arms website and there’s no sign of the Berdan Sentry. The search bar doesn’t find the word “Berdan” on the site at all. What’s up?

[@FWARMS]

Holiday timeframe. This would be a Mark 7 offering. Making the spring housings right now.

[@hunteranglin3750]

Fw arms dies definitely shows American made goes a long ways

[@carls.8408]

What’s the price?

[@FWARMS]

$69.99 for the standard, $79.99 for the full size

[@keithprinn720]

not everyone with a need for a car needs F1 level maintenance and testing requirements.

[@Ctrees1776]

THERE HAVE BEEN ZERO WINNERS PICKED FROM THE WEB FORM CONTEST.

[@Tyler-UR-Media]

There were over 20 correct guesses. The first 10 winners were sent to FW Arms for the giveaway. Thanks!

[@FWARMS]

I have contacted the first 10 people that answered correctly on the page that UR linked on the video.

[@Ctrees1776]

@@Tyler-UR-Media I understand, you've got viewers saying they guessed the correct number yet not a single person has claimed they won anything or were every contacted.

[@Chrissantiagousmc21]

I have been contacted i was one of the winners

[@joeleonard-ji7eb]

I got email saying I won I answered it correctly I got nothing

[@michaelshaw8370]

This is a perfect example of American design and engineering. Whatever the purpose or problem. Design the best solution for solve the issue for now with the flexibility to adapt as the goalposts move. Then further develop, improve, modify. To improve both mission specifics, and flexibility across the board. Where as other nations then spend the next ten/twenty years attempting to almost catch up. While America then goes oh this is what comes next in ten years this is what we will have moving that tech twenty/forty years further along. America climbs to the challenge. Others dig down into their issues and wonder why they cannot close the gap. As an analogy picture every nation on the equator America solve an issue moving the goals one hundred miles north. Other nations acquire snippets of how America solved those issues. Then add the tiny amount of what they think they have and head south east. While failing to reach even ten percent closer than the capacity of the American system. America has already moved to that next level again.

[@peterschmidt2849]

Hell yeah ☺️🇺🇸😎

[@claytonpegram6035]

I would bet not many people choose 0 for broken pens so I was just wondering where is mine I heard F class john, eric cortina, Hoota hoo, Joe biden,and Hillary Clinton got there's just the other day.