22lr to 223/5.56 Swaging Die Tutorial BT SNIPER dies

This is how to take once fired 22lr brass, and convert them into bullets for a .223 or 5.56, using BT SNIPER dies.

[@mattburns545]

That intro was great. Thank you for what you do. 🙏🏻

[@24011985]

26:18 Could you indicate the name of the tool that makes the crimp mark and where can I buy it?

[@rong4189]

5:45 Alcohol and reloading don’t mix!
Haha jus’ kiddin’!

[@Caca.R.Mattos]

👏👏👏

[@jameskringlee8974]

1) Or? run a fired, cleaned (lubed?, annealed?) .22 long rifle case, open case mouth first, using a standard press, through a standard? .224 resize die - displacing case rim just beyond the rear of the fired .22 case to make a bit longer, now slightly hollow, closed base, .224 dimension cylindrical jacket. using? a longer drive "punch" to enable case to clear die each time? , a "punch" having a less than .224 diameter, matching the inside diameter of the then formed, slight hollow base of the now formed jacket
2) Place now formed jacket in a small, medium or "large" meplat, flat point "tip of bullet pour" bullet casting mold, then cast bullet into the jacket containing mold manufactured to have a very slight cannelure "taper crimp depression" just above the top of the .22 long rifle jacket, or not, and just use a slight taper crimp on the .223/5.56 case just into the starting of the bullet ogive at the top of the formed jacket?
3) bang!

[@MTZ9mm]

How much will you sell 100 rounds 5.56? We need them.

[@Colonel_Flanders]

Can you make 77 grain this way?

[@EREBO95]

Ya 77 grain lead sticks out past the jacket