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Can you do a JB cleaning video next time you have to clean your rifle sir 🙏

What’s the headspace measurement after getting the case sized down for easy chambering?

At least in .308 it does resize the necks

The small base die was a good fix for the swollen cases .

It works just as well in revolver cylinders to get the carbon build up out as well.

Cheers for the review, nice to see Aussie content. I use JB in my revolver and it's fantastic for getting the forcing cone bright and smooth again, not to mention the bore itself. Also great in self-loading pistols. Look into the special felt pellets to apply it, much better than using a cloth patch.

I've never had that problem but I've thought if I did if spray carburetor cleaner might work?

very helpful, thanks mate

That seems like a lot of BS to go through compared to the US . Here you pick out the weapon you like , the dealer calls in a back ground check , pay for it and take it home .

Thank you for making this video - It is extremely helpful. Good to know you don't have to dive into it and don't need to own a handgun to participate. Also good to know that the mandatory shoots are not too onerous! If I ever join, I'll tap you on the shoulder at Oakleigh one day!

The best part of this video mate was the excitement and look in your eyes when you said of course my first was a 357 magnum. Nice gun mate!

How difficult is it to remove the magazine tube? Any tips?

🇦🇺😎👍Australian outback ammo 69 grain hpbt works great in both of my Howas..Sub moa.@100 yards

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jesus can you not tell by the way its jumping and the force you are using on the handle the mandrel or inside of the neck needs some lube

The way the cases are poppng into the mandrel bugs me a bit, but, part of that is the bench, Could certainly reinforce it under that lip on the bench. You really shud have shown the setup on the mandrel too. I use dry neck lube for the mandrel, no extra cleaning with that stuff, other than maybe a brush to the neck after, if a person wants to do that. Mandrel is the way to go though, definitely easier on the cases, and such a quick step, it is hardly noticeable.

Hello hows it shoots whats if fav ammo and grain ?

Great info, but would help a lot of people if you linked contact of product like most other UA-camrs do..

Australian software, Danish hardware

As we all have experienced, worldwide shortages and logistic jams means you cannot rely on buying the particular ammo that works for your rifle when you need it. Thus, it still pays to reload as an occasional hunter. Even as a reloader, there is a scarcity of any given projectiles, powder, primers at times. Thus I am delving into lead casting to reduce my dependency on the uncertain market.

I live in Colorado, Got mine from Carl at uglyrelaodingUSA. Works nice and Carl was very helpful with getting the accessories I needed to make mine work for me. He has all kinds of reloading stuff.

I started with this exact same kit and regret wasting my money on it. That $40 could have went towards a decent tool as opposed to a cheap tool that I never use anymore. I actually only made a hand full of rounds before I realized that consistency was lacking in the flares and crimps. So now I only buy quality tools. And I still have this cheap Lee Classic Loader kit rusting away in a cabinet to remind me to go with quality or for get about it! Hate to see videos that recommend this cheap tool knowing that more people will waste their money on such. Also the recommendations by many to get the Richard Lee reloading manual is just as much a joke as Lee's presses. As Richard Lee's manual is the last one anybody should ever get. And yes I have it sitting on a shelf too because so many UA-camrs recommended it. Not to mention I bought the Lee dipper set and found them to be lased with static electricity. Might I add that they now sit in the cabinet as well. All-in-all I bought $80 worth of Lee stuff that was a total waste of money. The only thing Lee makes that is top notch is their Factory (Collet Style) Crimp dies [not to be confused with Lee's Factory (carbide style) crimp dies, as they are a gimmick of sorts. That's right they only iron out the bulges they themselves make in the first place. Yet the Factory (collet style) crimp dies have no need for a carbide ring cause they never ever cause a problem that would need ironing out to start with. Again I recommend the Lee Factory (collet style) crimp dies above all other crimp dies on the market as of today.

I live in Colorado, Got mine from Carl at uglyrelaodingUSA. Works nice and Carl was very helpful with getting the accessories I needed to make mine work for me. He has all kinds of reloading stuff.

Dude, you’re an actual genius. I just snapped a pin off of my die and I’ve ordered a whole new set. 😂

Hey mate you’ve probably already tried them but my tac a1 loves the hornady 75gr bthp loaded at 2.285 coal. Using ar2206h.

Sorry, I will reload till I am 6 feet under. Bad title.

I keep a reloading set up with adequate supplies for the SHTF time. At some point ammo will be worth more than gold. I also buy ammo every month. Stock up!

Have had outstanding accuracy out of Lee dies and presses!

Just bought mine today :)

357 or 375?

... pretty heavy & shaky looking setup ... get a red dot

Just bought new one , 20inch SS ,44mag. Sadly far too hard to load and will not feed. looks great as a wall ornament !.

Good video & I agree. I'm at the stage of where I'm ready to upgrade my equipment. I, like you, want the best possible result that I can get accuracy wise with my reloads. I started with (and I'm currently using) a Lee 4 hole turret press. While I appreciate it, I also realize that it's not what I need for precision rifle or bulk pistol. It was a great press to get my feet wet, but I'm ready to move to a good single stage for my rifle ammo and a progressive for my bulk pistol. I'm also looking at inline seater dies and more brass prep tools that I didn't realize I needed. It's a rabbit hole and I'm enjoying every minute of it.

It’s always a good day when we go to the shooting range 😁. What loads are you using in the revolver?

Looks like an endoscope with zoom. Drill out the center of a 7/8 wooden dowel and make it a holder. Brilliant idea you got there 👍

Cost savings are NOT the only benefit of reloading. Increased accuracy velocity and avialabilty (especially for old, obsolete rounds) are also benefits.

You make good sense, I started reloading at 15 years old in 1975, after 50 years of it and loading over a dozen different rifle and pistol cartridges as well 12 and 20 gauge shot gun. Sometimes just buying factory ammo is fare less time consuming especially with the quality in the last 15 years or so, it used to be that factory ammo had sub par cup in core bullets, sub par accuracy with poor BC and velocity was ridiculously low. Not the case with today’s ammo.

Where can I get these accessories?

Love that!

For how much dollar did you buy it ?

Started with a lee challenger, then bought a classic cast, now i have a rebel, a partner to deprim and a co ax for rifle rounds, might buy a turret someday Reloading is honestly vital if you enjoy shooting, and you never stop learning, been doing it for 1year1/2 and still so much to learn, very enjoyable hobby

Where did you get the mount from mate ?

Had mine for just over 12 months. Absolute beast. Love it. Important to clean the pistons as well to keep the self opening return action system nice and smooth. After 50 plus rounds the snake doesn't cut it in my opinion, especially once the barrel cools down. Never had a jam, even with target rounds. Wouldn't recommend any rounds under 1200 fps.

Good advice. There are some tight tolerance factory ammos to be tried for those who don't contract 'the bug', your quote. Reloading is a great hobby that can can make you poor, and quickly.

I think I saw the same video. Your way is far smarter.

have Sulun owners brains stopped functioning? that little lever with the red dot near your serial number, press that if the shotty is cocked and it will unlock the loading ramp. you dont need to hold the lever down....

What powder check camera and stand are you using? Thanks again

great machine

There's no way you can load 6 rounds per second.

Pretty sure the title should say per hour ?