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AFAB Firearms
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Reloading Dies Explained
Differences in reloading dies and the explaination of the dies. Choosong steel and carbide dies and the special "Cowboy" dies.
RCBS dies shown.
RCBS dies shown.
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Well done
This video is a must watch for any beginner before start buying presses, the dies and tools they don't fully understand 💯👍
I found one in stock .finally ,slimmer than I expected & good mechanics but fit & Finnish on it & ones online are all gouged up looking.don’t understand why they shipped out like that.
This was very informative. Cheers
Kicks tailbones!
480p? in 2018
Normal dies cant load flathead lead bullets? Uhh ohh
Some die sets have bullet seaters for both round nose and wadcutter. Just gotta check what set ya got. Thanks for the comment!
@@afabfirearms761 I have the Lee carbide deluxe 4 die set. Its in a red plastic box. Do you know offhand if they do lead wadcutters?
@@andrewmunchkin7212 What caliber?
@@afabfirearms761 The lee die sets are 38 special, 9mm Luger. Then I have the RCBS three-die set of carbide sizing, expander, and bullet-seating dies, caliber-matched shell holder, for my .308win.
@@andrewmunchkin7212 I believe the.38 has a seater for wadcutters, not 100% though. Look into the die and you’ll see. The others are surely to have round nose seaters.
Thank you
After reloading for several years I found out that bullet seating and simultaneously crimping is not a good idea. I would use a dedicated crimper especially in a progressive press.
You're awesome
Great Video , just starting to reload and this really helped
you are an excellent instructor...I cant believe you don't have thousands of subscribers!!!
Me neither. But we’ve been so busy during the Covid-19 thing, we haven’t had time to do more videos. Spread the word, more to come, I promise!
How much
Better explained than the die makers. Thanks
Solid explanation. Thank you.
So it appears that 40S&W uses the same die as 10mm, how is this possible?
They are the same .400 diameter bullet, it's the casing length and powder loads that are different. Caliber is imperial system of measurement and millimeter is metric system of measurement, same size projectile just depends on who invented the cartridge and marketed it heaviest to name it.