Videos tagged with Sizing Die

This product spotlight video from Area 419 features Steve and Caleb showcasing their favorite reloading and shooting accessories, with a nod to 4/19. They highlight the precision-engineered ZERO Press, adjustable ZERO sizing die, universal decapping die with a titanium nitride finish, vented reloading trays, a color-coded funnel kit, the Hellfire muzzle brake with a tool-free taper lock, and the versatile Arcalock bipod mount. The video is geared towards reloaders and long-range shooters seeking premium, American-made gear to enhance their setups.

This YouTube video from Brownells features Caleb and Steve explaining the advantages and proper usage of a universal decapping die in the reloading process. They emphasize its importance in protecting the sizing die by removing spent primers before cleaning brass. The video covers the setup and demonstration of the die, offering a family-friendly approach to the task. Additional tips include cleaning primer pockets and utilizing the sizing die for further decapping, alongside closing remarks and support information.

This video from Brownells' reloading series focuses on the crucial step of case sizing. Caleb and Steve provide a comprehensive guide to properly setting up sizing dies for both straight wall and bottleneck cartridges. They cover essential techniques like decapping, lubrication, and making necessary die adjustments to ensure proper chamber fit and reliable firearm function. The tutorial is designed for both new reloaders and those seeking a refresher on these fundamental reloading processes, emphasizing the importance of getting the basics right before progressing to more advanced reloading stages. The use of a cutaway example offers a clear visual of the sizing die's internal workings.

This video from Brownells, featuring Steve, offers a concise and practical tutorial on setting up a full-length sizing die for bottleneck cartridges. It is designed for both novice and experienced reloaders, covering essential steps like installing the shell holder, adjusting the die depth, and securing the lock ring. The guide also emphasizes the importance of using quality case lube and ensuring correct decapping rod adjustment for consistent and reliable reloading results.

This YouTube video, part two of a series, focuses on the crucial reloading step of properly sizing brass cases for improved firearm accuracy and case longevity. The presenter aims to demonstrate methods that eliminate accuracy-robbing stresses and deformities often introduced by standard sizing techniques. The video emphasizes that each installment in the series builds upon the previous ones and should be watched in full to understand the complete process of handloading accurate ammunition.

This video focuses on a range test of the 6.5 PRC cartridge, specifically using 142-grain Sierra MatchKing bullets propelled by IMR 7977 powder. The creator also mentions an attempt to utilize a new Lee sizing die during the session. The content is geared towards rifle enthusiasts and those interested in handloading and ballistic performance for the 6.5 PRC caliber. It offers insights into the behavior of specific ammunition components and reloading tools within this rifle platform.

This YouTube video focuses on bullet casting, highlighting its potential to be a surprisingly simple, rewarding, and inexpensive hobby. The description suggests the content will provide recommendations for getting started in bullet casting, implying it will cover the necessary gear and perhaps some introductory techniques. The video aims to demystify the process for newcomers.

This video, "Reloading 101 Part One With Pro Shooter," features professional shooter Greg C. providing a step-by-step guide to reloading precision rifle cartridges, specifically for PRS/NRL competitions. He details the necessary tools, components, and processes involved, including firing and cleaning brass, setting up sizing dies, lubing and resizing cases, and trimming, chamfering, and deburring. The video is structured with chapter markers for easy navigation and offers an introduction, a glimpse at optional tools, and mentions an extra step for 'trolls,' concluding with a link to the next part of the series. Greg C. is available to answer comments.

This video provides a detailed examination of reloading components for the .223 Remington cartridge. It specifically tests three different brands of sizing dies: Lee, Redding, and Mighty Armory. Additionally, the video evaluates two expanding mandrels from 21st Century and K&M. The focus is on the performance and characteristics of these reloading tools when used with .223 Remington brass, offering insights for reloaders looking to optimize their process for this popular rifle caliber.

This YouTube video, titled "300 Blk Sizing Die Shootout - Part 4," is the concluding segment of a series examining resizing dies for the 300 Blackout cartridge. While specific firearm models or manufacturers are not detailed in the title or description, the focus is clearly on reloading equipment and the calibration process for a popular rifle caliber. The description also notes that links were removed to comply with YouTube's content policies, and a Patreon link is provided for support.

This video, "300 Blk Sizing Die Shootout - Part 3," focuses on modifying the expander ball within a Lee full-length resizing die for .300 Blackout ammunition. The creator previously identified that the standard Lee expander was too large, leading to insufficient neck tension on resized cases. The description mentions that all external links have been removed to comply with YouTube policies, with a Patreon link provided for support. The video is the third in a series addressing this specific reloading issue.

This video provides a practical guide on how to remove stuck brass cases from a sizing die without causing damage. It addresses a common problem faced by handloaders, both new and experienced, and offers solutions to remedy this situation. The content aims to help users avoid damaging expensive reloading dies and identifies which types of dies are easiest to resolve this issue with.