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I have these Lee Classic loaders in 12 gauge, 20 gauge, 444 Marlin, 30/30, 32/40 & 308. Be using them for the past 30 plus years. Great to have when SHTF happens. Very portable to have these loaders than a loading press.

Rifle length in the Winchester 1894/94 was 26 inches. Carbine length was 20. Marlin 36A and 336A was 24 inches

They are for moose, bear, and elk hunting. Thats what they are made for. The 190 grain barnes pionier soft point out of a 18 inch barrel, average 1890 feet per second. Winchester made a deluxe sporter with a 24 inch barrel.

Thanks for sharing the video

Being the extremist that I am....I like that 190 gr concept...as well as the 125 gr HP from Sierra. Good video!

Win mod 64 is a 24", Marlin 336 did com with a 24 ", Savage 99 in a 24" are some.

Hey can you tell me where the black bolt came from on your mossy oak bottomland 6.5 creedmoor?

Hey can you tell me where the black bolt came from on your mossy oak bottomland 6.5 creedmoor?

Hey can you tell me where the black bolt came from on your mossy oak bottomland 6.5 creedmoor?

I have the Lee field loader kit for 303 British work great

Interested in same crossbow. Any limb problems yet? That's all I read about killer instinct bows is limbs problems.

I sometimes need to trim the case length back to the specified case length. Cases tend to get out of spec when they are shot over time. I also try to keep track of how many times each case has been reloaded and inspect them carefully. It is good practice to clean the cases before reloading as well.

This has to be the best video! Truly refreshing not seeing the professional editing. Just raw video by real people. What UA-cam was made to be. Thank you sir!

24 inch is a universal test barrel

one of my favorite rifles

Marlin made a 24 inch barrel 336.

Thank you sir may Jesus bless you!

… I also use the Lee hand presses that take the conventional dies and will fit easily into a briefcase … much more versatile than the legacy Lee loaders … I have a RCBS Rockchucker press which I haven’t used in years … my favourite 30-30 Win & 45-70 loads are all “dipper loads” constructed without the use of scales

… you need to get a Lee case trimmer to trim those cases … that’s why they’re harder to get into the sizing die on subsequent reloads

… I saw a UA-cam video of an older bushy bearded guy reloading 45-70 on a stump that did it the same way as you

Thank you for making this video; I feel less stupid.

Reloaded for 30+ years on presses and just watched some of logcabinlooms videos on these. Now own Lee Classics in 300 Sav, 30-30 and 270 Win. Wanted something I could use at the bench or just try new things with. Barnes Originals in 190's for the 30-30 and 255 for the 375 Win are in my future. Thx!

The 30 Remington was a rimless round for their model 8. It was, quite frankly, a rimless 30-30. It was a sister cartridge to the 25 Remington and the 35 Remington. The 35 Remington still has a following east of the Mississippi and is still viable.

Great Job on this. I have 357,44, 3030. They work good. Going to find me 20 and 12 guage next. Then I am set. Thank You for sharing this.

🗣️Sir, what rifle were you using ? Barrel length ? Twist rate ? Weight of bullet ? Try using a lighter bullet, like the 130gr or 140gr in .308 caliber. SEMPER FI 🇺🇸🤠

Thanks mate, for the belted magnum tips. Do you use the Belted Magnum Collet Resizing Die system by Innovative Tech ? Or is there an equivalent die you could recommend to do the job- full length. Rifle - howa 1500 heavy barrel Bullet - monolithic copper 168 grain Power - Winchester star ball powder for magnums multi Temp range. Projectile - coated with Boron Nitride dry powder barrel life saver. Chassis - MDT oryx Weight 15 pounds. Omega suppressor Falcon strike - Hydraulic recoil arrestor for stock. Aim - to fire flat shooting bullets 1000 meters with minimum damage to rifle and bullet case with low recoil with the punch of a Magnum Thanks Andrew New Zealand.

I just wanted to let you know, videos like this pisses people up. Is more like a commercial. The reason I am telling you this is because I like your videos and I think you have potential. Always teach something, don't do videos to tell people you're going to do something in the future. I wasted 3 minutes

The only problem I had with mine it wasn’t accurate. I couldn’t get it to hit tried two scopes iron sites and steal the same problem. I had to send it back to see what was wrong with it.

Ive got 5 BCA's in three different flavors, all run smooth!! .223 WYLDE, 2 in 7.62x39 and 2 in 450BM not the 1st hiccup.

Thank you for this very sensible video. Much appreciated.

Cool shooting bench. My be the first shot was just the cold bore shot?

The reason for your 100fps less in stated mv, is likely due to your shooting a shorter barrel (16”?), when the load is tested out of a 20”bbl (as stated on the box)

Ballistol, Lucas clp extreme, and choke grease is my go to. Never had any issues. I also use mink oil for my flintlock. I believe if you listen to the old timers you'll learn how to take care of your stuff not just guns. My grandfather used wd40 and his guns looked brand new through his life.

I just bought one from a gun store in Abingdon, VA. I'm getting 1/2 groups with factory ammo (Norma 140g Tipstrike). I harvested 2 Does, and my cousin got a buck with it. Great gun.

Thinking of getting one in 300 win mag in about a month or two. Good to hear some opinions/reviews of this model. Accuracy i've heared is dang good for what you pay. Bergara i hear also tends to be consistantly good quality no matter how cheap or expensive. Good video, brother!

Useful info. Thanks from Michigan.

My local gun store has these scopes. They even have the Sig Sauer Whiskey scopes. You can take the little adjustment knob off. It does hit the bolt action on the rifle.

How long does it take to ship? I've ordered the 7.62x39 upper and it's been over a week and it's still processing.

The 06 is an awesome round. I have a Westernfield 06 Mauser action that is a pleasure to shoot and will outlast me and a few of my offspring! The Mod 70 is a child of that action and deserves a lot of respect. Thank you for your honest review.

Nosler are great bullets . My 350 Legend from BCA side charging upper is mated with a Palmetto State Armory lower . The first time out with it I had some feeding issues. I change mags to Dura Mag issue seems to be corrected. BCA has come a long way since their beginning. All the way with BCA.

Used to have the same gun. Loved that gun. I always shot the Winchester 100gr deer season out of mine

I have this upper I have done no modifications whatsoever to either the gun nor the 3 mags I got for it. I’m also running a BCA lower. 2300+ rounds never had a single misfire light strike stove pipe or jam. I ran roughly 220 browning 124g (I think not positive) through it before anything else. Now I can run anything with no problems. I tell everybody to run the Browning before you do anything else including the magazine modification and I know for a fact I have helped several people with their jamming issue. Take from it what you Will good luck to everybody. Just for the record, there are quite a few not only manufacturers types of rounds. The 350 legend is unique in that it can run any 9 mm base projectile whether that is 357 magnum or 38 special or 350 legend unique rounds. Underwood to Winchester it really just takes a little bit of effort to look around but I still recommend everybody start with the browning

Did you ever do a 2nd video on the buckmaster?

That lever you do not like IS REMOVABLE. Just unscrew it. nice extended nub still there, and not intrusive. Right hand threads. Counter clockwise to remove.

Was looking at this as option on my 30 cal hunting rifle , does it seem to hold up well to recoil?

Next time list the bullet weight, seating depths, load development, target results, rifle, barrel, twist rate, etc. This was 3 minutes of not much, but I'm interested to see where this goes with your 308 and these TTSX's.

Its your bullet seating depth. TTSX are extremely accurate once you find the right seating depth

Hang in there. Next time you could tell us the grain weight of the bullet. You could try seating them a little deeper.