Trimming 17 HMR & 22 WMR to Final Length (14)

Let's trim some 17 HMR & 22 WMR to final length and get them ready for core seating.
►I'm using a BT Sniper Deluxe kit for swaging .224 flat base and rebated boat tail bullets (a one-off custom order RBT kit).
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►Some of the info in this video has changed, but it will be covered in upcoming videos.
►Here's a bit more info you might be interested in:
Corbin Handbook of Bullet Swaging No. 9:
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Some info about Rebated Boat Tails:
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[@psykoklown874]

Little did I know just how much I would have to adjust the final length.

[@pcbulletempire9872]

Man that seems like a process and you haven't even put a cut a core put a core in one yet wow

[@psykoklown874]

I found the place: outlawstatebullets.com/

[@pcbulletempire9872]

Psyko Klown very interesting all those bullets are high on that website and you definitely make him a whole lot cheaper than that if you enjoy what you're doing it's nothing but just fine so and I am really impressed with those bullets those are nice the ones that you are making I think it is just a neat Hobby

[@psykoklown874]

Thank you. It's definitely not for everyone to just jump into, that's for sure. I'd only suggest it if there's a caliber that absolutely needs a jacket to perform, or you just "have to have a jacket" for some reason. .223/5.56 is just too hard to cast cheaply without COWWs easily available (and Rotometals can sure add up), and that's the real reason I opted to swage them. I figured that while I was at it I might as well open up my options to make heavier bullets, and knew that they'd be more work, but I thought I'd at least give it a try.