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Nice, I have the 16 1/4" version

Arregle mi futuro que no Sele cumpla la maldición que puso las o los perros maliantes asesino ratero violadores

Put it through a speedometer and I'm sure it won't be going much faster than 7.62x39

Cosmic dick planet balls bigger than all!!!!!

Between these legs is the nuclear missile planet destroyer!!!

I am thee Alett war God meat!!

I'm a one God army of war knowledge all leaders and armies combined don't come close to this mind of thee divine God of war!!!!!

PanamA fort clayton..

Top gun

A-7-1 Sabdhill 1987 I got there a few years after you AATW

C/1/508 - 80/84 That video brings back many memories, none in my unit, but same dirt & chit holes!!!! What about The Dragon Club & Hay Street, Ricks Lounge!!!!!

Right on! I've got a Lee Challenger kit, and it does work nicely. I'm loading 9mm, 38/357, .223 and 300AAC for my AR15's. It doesn't save a lot of money, however allows me to shoot much more for what I'm saving. It's good to see guys getting into this, and also willing to show others in a easy to digest method.

Fudd jacket !

Nice video! Thats me soon reloading the 6,5 Swedish at the attic. Just ordered the same Lee press.🇸🇪Has the press served you well the 12 years that has past?

Awesome vid Airborne brother. "Thumbs up" # 82, how about that? I was 4/68th Armor 79-81, went to PNCOC in 1981. Then A Co, 1/504th 88-90, jumped into Panama. Went back to Panama in '95 in a reserve unit and stayed in the Clayton barracks. Lotsa memories sparked by this video. Oh yeah, I'm a Cheney, or I should say my mother's maiden name was Cheney. We shared a grandfather with Dick Cheney going back about 6 generations or so.

Thanks for sharing, I trying-learn all I can

Aco. 2/508 1972 to 1975 AIRBORNE

182nd Division Materiel Management Center (DMMC), at Bragg 2/1981 - 9/1983, graduated Jump School 2/1981. Only two women in my graduating class.

AATW

been awhile since you made another reloading video hope all is well with you.

Thanks for service .. I did airborne Ft Benning in March 1983 .. I was USMC Recon though.. The old pics bring memories.. the old camera look.. ThankZ

When y’all wore the desert candies where y’all at and what year?

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HHC Tow Plt 84-87, never forget Also went to Panajungla

A 3/5 Moatengator. Rah!

Good video- thanks

Awesome video brings back some AWESOME memories..Cco 1/508(ABN) INF. FT KOBBE Panama Feb 90-June 91..Cco 1/504(PIR)91-94 & Cco 2/505(PIR) 95-97..AIRBORNE!

Awesome old skool Airborne vid , I was with 1/509, 1st Batt 75th ( at Stewart not Hunter) and 4/325 in Vicenza in the 1980s, Man those Eygpt tours sucked , and the Old Skool , OD fatigues with the slanted pockets , on the Isle of Spice (memories) static lines and ruck sacks, Airborne Infantry ! RLTW

Looking for airborne school 45th company 4th tsb 1981 class 33. If you were in this class I was #738. Also 1st contingent mfo Sinai. CSS Recon 1/505...Holler back if we were in Airborne school at the same time.

Yeah I see you airborne 76-86!!! 325

Nice, Was a Moatengator from 77-80 and my last year with B-co. 1/508. Are U in the Moatengator facebook page? facebook.com/groups/moatengators/

I'm late to this thread, but I have to say that you misread about the Lee deluxe set. There are two dies. One is full length sizing, and the other is neck size only. No lube needed for the neck sizing die, BUT you should be using lube with the full length sizing die. Only with the dies marked "carbide" can you put the lube away. If you don't use lube with the full length die, then scratches on the inside will occur, (ruining the die), much more press effort required, and possible stuck case. Titanium Nitride dies also should have lube if you want them to last, but stuck cases less likely.

The RCBS small base AR die set works better. Is sizes the cases smaller so you will not get a stuck case.

When were you in Panama, I was there in 1982 to 1984, Co A 2/187

Thank you for your service.

Yo DO have to lube...WTF? Not so much with Redding dies.

I was in A 7 1 for basic and AIT then jump school the 2/504 in the sxout/recon plt from 6/86 - oct/89. great video. The best unit I was ever in.

Good tutorial!

Aco 1st of 505th

Good no-nonsense video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge saracheney.

Excellent video, I have been thinking of reloading for a long time as well; your video sealed the deal.. Thanks buddy.

Thanks for sharing.

I'm looking for information on how to calibrate bullet seating depth and crimp configurations

Hey thanks for taking the time... this is the kit I'm looking at. Will be a first for me as well...

If he doesn't need lube, that means he's neck-sizing only, NOT full-length sizing. If that's the case, then those bullets CAN NOT be loaded into a semi-auto rifle; not safely or easily at least. Neck-sizing only is for cases that have been shot out of your gun and have fire-formed to that chamber; this is meant to achieve maximum accuracy in a bolt-action rifle. Anyone thinking of doing this REALLY needs to read up on it first.

Thank you for the information of the Lee "Ultimate" 4-die set. I believe this set in .308 will be great for my LR-308 (full length sizing) and my Remington 700 Target Tactical (neck sizing) in one kit. Maybe a .223 set will be for my Savage 10 FP (neck sizing) and an AR (full length sizing). Great video, and thanks again......Airborne.

I just made my first 10 shots on this Lee set. Caliber 308 Win. Nosler Accubund 165 grain. Powder Norma 203-B 44 grain. COL 70.68 mm. Then it's just a trip to the shooting range.

Actually according to Lee and Hornady you want to crimp bolt action, not because of it being magazine fed but for the internal combustion of the powder. Not allowing the crimp can cause a slight loss of velocity and also may change the pressure levels of the round during combustion. Both books are pretty good reads. The Hornady is great cause it tells you alot about the rounds themselves and the Lee's book of reloading has tons of great knowledge about a variety of things...you should check them out. If using bolt action, I would suggest only neck sizing for a couple reloads as it forms the round for the chamber of your rifle if your going to only be using a single rifle for your .308 reloads...greatly improves accuracy and brass life.

Good vid , short and simple how to guide . thanks man

My Breech Lock Challenger Kit is in the mail. I am taking the plunge to. Thanks for a good orientation video. Looks like I will also enjoy building my own ammo.