How ammunition is made - Norma factory tour (2022)
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2022
- Let us invite you to an exciting tour of the Norma factory! In this unique film we show the complete production process of a rifle cartridge. As never seen before, you can now follow 120 years of manufacturing experience from a crude brass cup to a finished premium product that promises outstanding performance, shot after shot. Get an inside look of where craftsmanship meets modern technology − in a world of finely tuned production processes that has been developed here in Åmotfors, Sweden since 1902.
Welcome to the world of NORMA!
Learn more about our history and production at www.norma-ammunition.com/en-gb/about-norma - Наука та технологія
I love that the Cartridge holders double as firelighters - very cool feature.
Shows how much effort they put into something so small, the thought and care put into the final product must be amazing.
@@azzajohnson2123 we could not have said it any better 🙌🏻
I never heard about the fire starter use of the cartridge holder. That is ingenious!
It's a shame that less and less people with interest in firearms and shooting can afford such premium quality.
Astonishing machinery and manufacturing process.
Boy would I ever love to spend a while working in that ballistics department. I'd be early to work every day.
I've always regarded norma products as a first class , keep up the great work.
Thank you very much Maurice! We highly appreciate you positive feedback! Good hunting - Team Norma
That was a super cool video. I’ve always been impressed by Norma brass in my reloading; now I know why.
Thank you very much for your positive feedback! Glad you like our brass the same way we do
I came across Norma ammunition a year ago from a shop near my gun range. I bought a box of Norma Tactical 308 147gr ball ammo so I could sight in my Remington 700 SPS. This rifle/ammo combination shoots between 0.60-0.80 MOA. I've never been able to get that kind of accuracy from this rifle. The ammo shoots clean as well. I now hunt with the hunting ammo. It works very well. Thanks Norma!!
That's impressive from 147gr pills.
Very
That’s great feedback! Thanks a lot for sharing with us
@@normaprecison You like feedback so here is my story.
I have been a professional hunting guide since 1976 working in the U.S Pacific NW to Alaska where in Alaska I do Brown bear hunts and Yukon Moose hunts.
I had a client disregard the requirement to being a 338-win mag as the minimum rifle then the client brought a deer gun 30-06 with the cheapest 150 grain lead core Federal ammo for his moose hunt.
I found the client a HUGH ! Yukon Bull moose with horns of 68 inch spread and like 1400 pounds.
I told the client to shoot the moose in the lungs and like everything else I told this client he refused to fallow my instructions then shot the moose in the neck only causing the Hugh Moose to fall over.
Not known to me the moose was laying in chest High Willows only stunned and when I walked up to it from 20 feet away the moose got up then charged me with Hugh horns turned down and to the side.
At the moment I was hit in the face with the horn I jammed the CZ 550 Mauser in 9.3x62 Mauser into the moose brisket and fired a Norma 232 Vulcan 9.3 bullet into the moose that killed it instantly causing the bull moose to fall on top of me mashing me to the ground under the Bull moose.
This Norma 9.3 - 232 Vulcan bullet was found under the skin in the right hind quarter, so this bullet it had traveled from the chest brisket the full length of the moose vital organs destroying everything and I have this bullet which is 1/2 way pealed down the bullet in a perfectly round mushroomed.
I used to use a 338-win magnum, but the 9.3 x 62 Mauser is so absolute lethal on large and dangerous game I use it as my first-choice rifle for guide work and collection of winter meat.
I can say honestly Norma saved my life that day because if it had been another company brand bullet it most likely the other brand of bullets would have failed to stay together then blown up with so much energy transfer at point blank range.
I know for a fact of watching clients shoot Hornaday bullets - Burger Bullets and Nosler bullets -- Speer bullets all of these brands of bullets blow up causing many wounded game I often have to go look for and risk my life finding wounded bears or angry in rut bull moose.
I've been using Norma ammunition and can say first hand, it is exemplary in every aspect. I will continue to use Norma to get the best results at the range and while hunting game animals in the USA. I can safely say, Norma is one of the best ammunition products I have ever used.
Siete i migliori in assoluto.
Io uso le vostre munizioni da
Anni.
Thank you very much !!!
Norma ammo is great! I just bought 150 round case of 5.56 2 days ago. Good stuff for sure! They've always got my business
Thank you very much 🙌🏻 great to hear
@@normaprecison do I get any free ammo or a discount for being so honest & loving y'all's stuff? Hahaha lol I'm just kidding. Thanks for doing what y'all do, very professional & very well done guys!
Well I will never purchase any other cartridges for my long range precision rifle again if this is true! As someone of Swedish descent this makes me proud! Truly that factory is beautiful!
Highly appreciated 🙏
Norma is now owned by Beretta, they are in the process of building a huge US ammo plant, maybe in Georgia.
The video is about Norma Sweden and not Norma Precision Inc in Savannah. They are two independent entities, both owned by Beretta. But US is not able to produce CFR.
I didn't like hearing Beretta now owns Norma because Beretta is on the extreme of a bad company the way they treat people who by goods with the Beretta name or imported by Beretta.
I got into a scarp with Rick Gump the Beretta rep over the warranty of my Tikk T3 the bolt handle busted the bolt just on opening the bolt to extract a spend cartridges.
I was accused of dropping the rifle and busting the bolt - I was accused of all kinds of this Beretta is getting Tikka T3 rifles back for broken bolts.
I came down to telling Rick Gump if I don't get this gun fix the gun is going to be in my Alaskan guide booth at trade shows where thousands of outdoorsmen are going to see the T3 bolt design defect - that caused an instant from Rick Gump to say HOLD ON WE DON'T WANT THAT SO I WILL GET A NEW BOTH BUT I KEEP THE BROKEN BOLT - yeah he didn't want anyone to see the T3 defective designed bolt broke,
Beretta is rotten and dishonest to the core !
Always my favourite ammunition.👍🏽
Thank you very much!! Very glad to hear
Just looking at a Norma made Cartridge or brass speaks for itself. Quality above all.
Thank you very much 👍🏻
Going to the factory and getting a tour is probably one of the best things that’s ever happened to me and could you add Swedish subtitles I know some people who would love to see this but are not so good with English
There are Swedish Subtitles. You have to select them in the auto translate.
@@bryco32 i dont have the option
@@SimonUdd You can from desktop :)
I have used this ammo for years good stuff
I was in Oslo last week and wanted to visit your factory lol
I’ve used Norma before. It is VERY consistent and performs exactly as expected. Their matched grade stuff is exceptional and has won me several first place trophies!
Thanks guys!
Thank you very much! Your feedback is highly appreciated!!
@@normaprecison wow! How kind of you to respond! If you guys ever need another shooter to test your ammo, I would be honored to do so. (I took 3rd in Iron Horse Week Army olympics) I try to shoot here at my range everyday if possible. Im 60 and a very good shot. Someday I just might get you to sponsor me for King of Two Mile. That would be something! You guys keep the trophy🤣 I’ll keep the memories! 👍🏻
I am a handloader and have Norma powders and bullets in my inventory. The versatility of URP, N204, MRP and MRP 2 is great for many applications and especially so when I am hand loading for my 7x64 and other European based cartridges. I am a big fan of the older guilded metal Alaska bullets and especially the 156gr 6.5mm and the 160gr 7mm. Thanks @Norma
Wow! You´ve got a MG42!? I reload with both Swedish, US and Finnish components, subsonic and supersonic to perfection 👍 I´m proud to be a Swede :)
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My go-to handgun range ammo. Wish it was more readily available these days.
It not made at this factory tho
Cool video! I use to work at a gun factory here in the us… so I’ve seen some of these processes in person.
I found Norma about a year ago… it is my main choice for all calibers now.
Do they make ammo for a Bofors gun ?
What makes them superior in your opinion?
Thanks a lot 🙌🏻
Great Ammo. Wish my favorite match grade didn't sell out so quick. Must be others like it too.
Gott nytt år 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing
Their cartridge holders are definitely the best. In one of the opening scenes you can see a person's hands pushing the rifle round up and out with their thumb... Its that easy and they stay secure until youre ready to push one out. I also like that they break off in 5 round segments. Then to top it off they are biodegradable and also make for a good fire starter.... excellent. I like to save them and reuse them with my handloads. I save the burning for in a pinch
Could have summarized it any better! 🙏
Kipling is my favorite poet.
Great stuff Norma. Love your ammo.
Highly appreciated 🙏
Norma now has a line of US made rimfire cartridges. I would ♥ to see a video of that plant.
It's good stuff too.
Agreed. Great lineup of.22 lr.
I have seen those Norma 22LR but the price is so high for a box I won't buy it
Firestarter! Wow. pretty kool
;) might be useful on the next adventure
@@normaprecison Heck yea! awesome idea!
love your ammo, cheers from Romania
Norma 9mm brass gave my resizing die all sorts of problems. Stuck cases, bent depriming pin, etc. They go straight into the recycling bin now.
This video is a hoot... They really went off the deep end stroking their own projectile, in reality it's overpriced and nothing special.
@@notnowchief.3089 We get it bro, you read an article on a quality issue and now hate this ammo because you’re to stupid to actually buy some and shoot it yourself. How many recalls has Winchester/federal/sig had in the last decade? It’s widely known in the industry that Norma has some of the highest quality brass in the world and is sought after by reloaders over every brand except Lapua which is a lot more expensive.
Norma Sweden doesn’t make 9mm. 9mm Norma is made in Germany and Hungary by Gecko who also owns Norma. From what I’ve heard 9mm quality isn’t nearly as good as the rifle ammunition from the Swedish factory.
@@notnowchief.3089 🤣
Really I’ve reloaded ton of it and zero problems
Very informative video. Will pick some of your ammo up when I see it.
What was so informative? Norma telling you how great they are 100 times ...LOL
@@notnowchief.3089 sure
Impressive Very Nice , Live Long the Guns Culture
It would be nice if Norma would start making 470 Nitro and 358 Norma mag brass again!
Sold!
Please start producing 300 WSM cases again, ...and send some to South Africa 😊
No problem 🙌🏻
Very nice video I didn’t know about the cartridge holders for fire starters very cool. Everyone and every company has hard times the true test is how you handle the problem and stand behind your product good or bad. If you’re customer service is good you will do great if not you will be out of business faster than Bud-light.
Excellent product through and through ✔️✔️✔️ from Melbourne AUSTRALIA 👍🤠
Thank you very much 👍🏻
Always use your product in my Bruno combo 12 gauge/757✔️✔️✔️
Sent boxes of the recalled Norma 50rd 308 ammo back and didnt get a full refund.
I wish they would recall all the Tulammo crap they sell.
Who's idea was it to choose a narrator with a lisp?
Always used Norma brass and always will
I wonder if their cafeteria is like IKEA’s.
Interesting
The only time I used Norma ammo was when I borrowed a rifle to hunt with while mine was at the gunsmith's shop. A friend of mine loaned me an old 8mm Mauser he had updated with a new stock and scope. I had heard of the caliber, but it wasn't until I started looking for ammo that I found at the time (1980's) very few places sold it and those that did only sold Norma brand 8mm Mauser rounds. At that time you could buy a 20 round box of 30.06 of all makes for around $10.00. A 20 round box of Norma 8mm costs over $30.00! At that time one Norma 8mm round cost more than one .50 caliber round! But, they do still produce ammo for many obsolete calibers, so they can charge what they want if you really want to shoot it. BTW, I only shot 3 rounds to make sure the gun was sighted in, but never saw a legal buck on that hunt. My friend was happy to get my leftover ammo.
First I thought it read NOMA and I thought novel. Christmas And Bullets under one roof!!!! Nah ,not possible!!!🇨🇦😄
Just want to say thanks, your ammunition is available to me locally.
I would like to try your MRP powder when you good folks can make it available.
I've been trying to get these folks to tell me when they'll make a run of .300 H&H so I can buy 500 cases.
I just love how they make the the bullets at a high degree of precision to - Hit Harder? What in the everlasting f. Do they think we are stupid?
Right,.. LOL Classified process. Their marketing department was like" What if we play soft piano music and run slow motion footage of brass falling when we pitch this bullshit"
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@@notnowchief.3089 i know right . The funny thing is that i have historically had a high opinion of norma quality this bullshit actually makes me respect them less
Primers is what we need the most
We do our very best to finally close the shortage gap. The factory produces 24h in 3 shifts to get the products into the shelves worldwide 🙌🏻
don't forget the 505 gibbs.
Is this where the exploding .223 is made?
I've had SOOOOO many issues with their 223!
No. They are made in the us.
It's not Norma's fault that idiots handle guns..
@@infidelhedningsson3532 if the problem is idiots with guns, why did they issue the recalls?
i thought those were bulk reloads by hacks, just using norma casings?
Nicely done video. I've worked professionally on corporate videos and know what's involved. That said, I've used your ammo through my 6.5 Creedmoor Howa 1500 APC and loved it. I just wish your ammo was easier to find in the Los Angeles area.
Thx a lot for your feedback! It’s seems like as soon our ammo hits the shelf it evaporates. Every bullet comes out of our factory at Amotfors. We try our very best to fill the supply gap but not for the sake of quality. When ever you have some Norma bullets in your hand we can assure that it’s the highest quality possible. Good hunting - Team Norma
Norma is owned by Beretta now. Not sure why they didn't mention Beretta in the video
It's like psa mentioning federal. Just because the same entity owns them doesn't mean they co operate.
I'd love to see some 3030 made by norma
I have spent Norma 30-30 brass I found in the woods where many of us shoot.
So some place it was sold ?
When are you guys making 5.45x39 or 5.7x28 ammo?
Love norma ammo. Start making 6mm arc please
Thank you very much for your positive feedback 🙏 Our PM and Ballistic Team is constantly in the lab to produce and test new calibers and support upcoming trends.
where can i buy your ammo in Australia? Im looking for .243
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8x57 Vulcan 👍
Must watch Atesci Ammunition Co. production process. Awesome!!
Atesci is cheap and not even cheerful
@@giszmo5432 Cheap and not cheerful? Haha, your comment is just a cheap and not cheerful one.
@istisnayaTAKILMA How many orange lines have you seen at the big manufacturers like Remington, Sellier or Lake City?
Correct: ZERO
Compared to La Chaussee, Fritz Werner or Manurhin they are cheap and not cheerful
@@giszmo5432 You think the problem is orange. The most reasonable and the smartest review i've ever seen. Good job bro.
I see you are missing the point.
Come back when Sellier or Remington have bought the first atesci machine.
Cool video, but WTF with the undersize flash hole for the 9mm? PITA for reloaders like myself 😏
Very impressed with the new Norma Match .22 LR ammo. Very affordable price and my Walther UIT Match rifle will put 15 rounds into a button sized hole at 50 yards with it and it shot respectable and way better than what it costs at 100 yards. I see no reason to shoot $15 a box Eley at 50 yards when this is available for 1/2 the price and in most cases in my German rifles 2. Walther UIT Match and 1. Anschutz 54 it shoots way better than the expensive brands do.
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Im a new hunter, I have shot five roedeers with your 30-06 vulcan. And not once have I missed what I were aiming for and that's a distance from 25 meters to 115 meters, windy rainy hot or cold the bullet always found the target exacly where I aimed
That’s wonderful! Congratulations
Norma makes very good cases. I reload but I can't reload 9mm, the flash hole is too small. I've broken one pin and bent another. I don't know who makes a smaller one because I can't use them. I have to sort them all out.
Drill the flash hole bigger and to make it small again insert a circle of aluminium and drill a narrow hole in it. Beer and soda cans will provide plenty. You just need a punch to make the circle disc's.
Get a Lyman universal flash hole reamer and you'll figure out the rest.
Easy fix
Drill them out some
Where is 17 HMR?
I’ll have to remember this video next time I have to deal with a local who peddles the nonsense "America is the only country that allows people to have guns." which is not even joking something I’ve heard more than a dozen people try to pass as fact.
Where are all the primers
On the way to the stores worldwide :)
Yeah I really like their products but that doesn't help if they aren't available, which is the case more than not here.
180 grain .308 win norma bondstrike is the best 308 for hunting
Great but expensive products.
Well if you could at long last make some 9mm Para and send it to Germany I would be buying. Have to Stay with SVT, Magtech and S+B because they can deliver.
We are working very hard on our supply chain. More good stuff comes soon . Big promise
Because there is no 6.5mm Bullets in the heavy weight 156 grain I am using the Norma Oryx and Vulcan 156 grain bullets for the 6.5 -284 Norma I own in an AR 10 I built.
I don't like the light bullets in 6.5 mm because want energy and as much bullet travel through game as possible.
Good point 👍🏻 heavier, well constructed bullets punch trough or go deeper than their light weight counterparts
@@normaprecison I will say on a Hunt I was guiding a client for Yukon moose in the High Arctic preserve the hunting the client shot a Hugh Bull Yukon moose in the neck with a deer gun 30-06 that only stunned the moose to fall over.
The Nosler partition 180 grain bullet only went 5 inches into the moose then stopped in the meat and the bullet blew off the full noise of the bullet leaving just a small bullet shank reducing the bullets energy.
I walked up to the moose that jumped to its feet with horns lowered and charged me with only second to shoot I jammed the CZ 550 Mauser in 9.3x62 Mauser into the moose's brisket and fired a Norma 232 Vulcan bullet into the moose that killed the moose as it fell on top of me.
I was trapped under the moose from my chest down, it took the client 45 minuets using an Alder wood log jammed under the moose to get the weight of the animal off of me, so I was able to wiggle out from under the moose.
The Norma 232 gran Vulcan bullet was found under the hide in the right hind leg and had expanded 3/4 the way and in a perfect expanded bullet with lead core still firmly in the copper jacket.
This Yukon moose was for sure at 1500 pounds and for a bullet to travel from chest brisket to hind leg under the skin and stay together is near unheard of for a cup and core bullet.
Take into account this Norma 232 Vulcan bullet had been fired point blank into the moose then traveled through all vital organs and the gut bag filled with vegetation that had been eaten then the bullet passed through the intestines and through more meat to rest between the skin and muscle of the hind leg and still didn't come apart.
This was loaded Norma ammunition I bought when I bought the CZ 550 in 9.3x62 Mauser and I still own half the box of that Norma ammunition with the 232 grain Vulcan bullets.
I have used other cartridges of this box of Norma loaded 232 grain Vilcan bullets to take down 1 wounded 9-foot brown bear that charged me and the client I have taken 2 moose for winter meat with other cartridges from this same Norma box of ammunition.
The 9.3x62 Mauser using Norma bullets is a death ray on all animals.
🇦🇺😎👍Noice
Thx a lot
Now, could you just make your 9mm flash hole just a tiny bit bigger? My depriming tool will thank you.
lost me when you said 4 parts and named 5.
Norma ammunition is good, but considering reloading nothing touches Lapua. Its just a fact.
I had a case head separation in a 7mm Mauser back in the 80’s. That left a bad taste in my mouth and I have stayed away from Norma ever since. Im not knocking Norma. They may make some fine ammunition and components, but that was just my experience. Technology wasn’t what it is today and I hope their quality control has improved.
How’s the headspace on your rifle? I have a Spanish 93 Mauser with mismatched bolt. When fired with Remington (low pressure) ammunition the primers were backed out and brass stretched unevenly at the head. The 93 actions are weaker which is why American ammunition companies load it to low pressures. Norma ammunition from what I hear is pretty warm stuff. If you have a current production boat gun that’s not a military surplus then may be the ammunition watch to blame, but if you fired it out of a Mauser I suggest checking the headspace.
@@jamesavery6015 yeah, at first I was thinking I’m going to have to remove the barrel, throw it on the lathe and cut some relief or face the chamber end, so I could correct a headspace issue. But when I checked the headspace after removing the rest of the cartridge from the chamber, it was well within specs. As well as I remember this was a 98 action. I have a custom.300 win mag that a guy got frustrated with and sold it to me for less than he had in the muzzle brake. I did a casting of the chamber and there was a TON of free-bore. So now I’m thinking of reaming the chamber out to .30-378. I gotta check the chamber specs first though. I might have to face the chamber to get rid of some of the free-bore before reaming a new chamber.
@@sirtango1 You can lie and fool other people with no experiences in building guns then your BS is seen by me a real rifle builder.
You rat yourself out as a liar when you made the claim you are going to rechamber a Mauser 98 into a 30-378 Wby mag, you can chamber the barrel, but the 378-length case is so long it won't fit in the Muser 98 action and that is why there are Mauser 98 magnum actions for cartridge of that size.
This make your fishy sounding BS of the Norma 7 mm Mauser ammo separation a big farse of a lie.
@@sirtango1 Mauser 98s can't not be used for a Wby 30-378 when the actions are too short for the cartridges and would not be safe for that kind of pressure.
I have a commercial Mauser 98 I did in 300 Wby mag and loaded ammo the bullets must be seated deep to fit in the magazine so 30-378 sure wound fit.
@@Lure-Benson Totally different rifle. This was a custom deal. I think the guy used the same actions on the custom .408 cheytacs that he built. I only bought the barrel. He kept the action to re-barrel with something else. I think he was going to use it on some .338 wildcat round. But I haven’t started on that reaming project yet. Just something I’m saving to do whenever I get the urge! 😁
The Video is titled "How ammunition is made" But it's only a video on norma tell you how great they are to the sound of soft piano music playing ...LOL FOH
You guys released a HUGE batch of EXTREMELY poor ammunition, specifically in 9mm and problematic, weak brass in 223. I don't know how so much ammunition got past quality control. I've had MULTIPLE hang fires, dead primers, squib loads and tons of ripped casings in 223. Can't reload with ripped casings and refuse to reload with the poor brass that's not ripped. Did anyone see Colin N's new video of the ammunition being set off from a spent casing lightly tap the ammunition? Just so happened to be NORMA ammunition in 9mm..... How convenient.
what type of 9mm ammunition?
@@kyle18934 Norma 115 & 124g 9mm & 55g 223
@Arcana hmm. I've gone through 500 .223 brass case from Norma, and a couple hundred in 9mm and havnt seen tearing. I havnt reloaded though, so I didn't look at them all
Normas 9mm ammunition are made by Gecko. So is the .223 practice ammo. I think it’s made in Hungary and Bosnia. Quality is very poor I’ve heard. Norma Sweden is totally different animal.
@@swedeshooter7540 I've been in contact with Norma and it's the 223 tac series that came from their Sweden factory. I'm in the process of exchanging 2k rounds of the ammunition with them. There excuse with me was quality control wasn't up to snuff due to them transitioning there entire production process to their new factory in America. I was very upset at first because this is a major safety issue ultimately but in the end Norma is making everything right. They paid for return shipping and paying for shipping for the 2k rounds that's their newest batch and threw in 500 rounds of 9mm 124g for the trouble.
Dam you!!! Your company is the cause of too many broken decapping pins with your small primer holes.
You guys make great cartridges but just enlarge that hole please.😂
Their .22LR is not the most reliable. I’ve had no problems with their 9mm.
I've had TONS of problems with their 9mm and 223. Tons of bad primers, hang fires, dead primers and squibs. In 223 I'm getting tons of ripped casings during extraction so sayi g their brass is more reloadable than others is a straight lie.
@@TerminalM193 Yeah... Their full of shit with this video.. 😊
CBC is bether than.
LMAO they had to put this garbage out to divert attention from their exploding 5.56 ammo. It's like this video is actively acknowledging they have a huge problem.
I have an idea Norma: Recall your ammo and admit your mistake instead of destroying your legacy with trash for videos like this.
I have their 556 and it hasn't blown up my ar or my brothers
Taking shots at running animals?
Yes, it is in Europe and here we are hunting with the dogs, but just wild boars...
@@lovacporodjenju4363 5:08 didn't look like a boar.
The background music was awful
Start making 6.5 Grendal !
Let's see 6.5grendel ammo. Cheap plinking ammo. Doesn't have to be match accurate. Just cheap.
So, but how ammunitions are made? you don't show anything about the process.
Just order 308 brass today, enough of that range brass/military crap.
Wise decision 🙌🏻 may the force be with you
The heavily American voice over is weirding me out.
I agree... American's shouldn't be a part of a marketing campaign for crappy foreign overpriced ammo..LOL
No disrespect to the product, no idea wether they meet or at least come close to what they promise. But...
I bet 80% of the stuff they say is BS, figuering that from just the way the video is shot. It's a commercial made by pros for commercials, not by norma themselves, not meant to inform but to sell. (just look at the guy with dirty hands fondling two cartridges when they talk about human experience and measuring. You don't need to be an expert on anything to know that dirt and precise measurement don't go well together.)
Interesting and beautifully made video none the less, some steps seem different from what I imagined ^^
and too many women xD
Booooringggg
Hay Norma we in America need large rifle primers so how about making primers for us reloaders.
Also 300 & 325 WSM cases are gone we need them in the USA.
Norma doesn’t produce primers at all.
@@giszmo5432 What else I already know you want to tell me?
It was a suggestion to produce primers for the reloading market.
Put down the booze and sober up so you understand things better.
@@Lure-Benson Why should they produce primers, when they buy all primers they need from me?
And there's a good reason why Norma ammunitions is expensive-quality and consistency.
It's overpriced.
@NotNowChief.? yeah it is a little over priced.
@NotNowChief.? Have you ever pulled any factory ammo apart and weighed the components to see if they are up to specs? I did with a 20 round box of federal. 308 win 150 grain bullets that I had from years ago. The powder charge in 6 cartridges was 14 grains under what should have been in them which is 44 grains. I couldn't believe there was only 30 grains in these cases,I chronographed a few and they were 2100 fps! Supposed to be 2700 fps. This is why I reload my own ammo,factory ammo is sht.
Unfortunately bought by German RWS and now Ruag Ammotec. Norma offered already decades ago way better ammo with bullets like Swift A frame etc.
no longer Ruag Ammotec. Beretta owned now
Basically nothing changed
Norma quality has gone down majorly, in denmark norma is regarded as Highly inconsistent atm.
From box to box is difference between trash and exelence atm.
We are sorry to hear that your experience with our high quality ammo seems to vary. If you experienced inconsistencies in our lots please always feel free to reach out to our customer service. Our ballistic department tests every lot several time to guarantee we have the have to most consistent ammo out there on the market. Good hunting - Team Norma
@@normaprecison Thanks for the answer, will look into it.