you were smarter about the crimps than me, I bought this AFTER I bought the rcbs crimp remover to chuck into my drill :( however I am getting the lyman mostly for the chamfer and debur.
I put the end in my drill and turn and burn, the case will spin a little bit but not nearly the same rate as the drill spinning. The pockets turn out great. My hands too were getting tired
I gave up about half way. Way too many words. This video actually starts at 1:12. It shows the result of what the tool can do but does not demonstrate the tool.
go back and watch my video on what this channel is gonna be, its not quick 2 minute videos, i talk rational and other options so people can make decisions best for them. U want a demo and just a demo watch the lyman videos.
GunsNBudder sometimes its needed. Or just a preference. Its funny when its a case prep tool, simple shit, then they see a long video and surprised there is talking lol
I reviewed a budget railed 1911 on my channel, the review is 1/2 hour long. If I had better video equipment and more experience, it might have knocked 2 minutes total off the video. Everything that needed to be told, from tear down, inspection, adjustment, reassembly and then 100 rounds through the barrel, is there. Other people call it lengthy, I call it "as long as it needs to be to inform another person who might be kicking tires".
+Mike Jones Gentlemen, I'm trying to offer some constructive criticism. I apologize for my delivery. When I say too many words I'm talking about sentences and phrases like "I just wanted to throw up a quick video" and "this tool is for reloading" or something like that. I think most people who start this video searched for it rather that stumbled upon it and therefore already know its a video and the tool is for reloading. All I'm saying is that the more irrelevant words that can be avoided the more interesting it will be.
you were smarter about the crimps than me, I bought this AFTER I bought the rcbs crimp remover to chuck into my drill
:( however I am getting the lyman mostly for the chamfer and debur.
I put the end in my drill and turn and burn, the case will spin a little bit but not nearly the same rate as the drill spinning. The pockets turn out great. My hands too were getting tired
Great video thanks, I'll get one of these. Thanks again
Great vid.
Tks!
I gave up about half way. Way too many words. This video actually starts at 1:12. It shows the result of what the tool can do but does not demonstrate the tool.
go back and watch my video on what this channel is gonna be, its not quick 2 minute videos, i talk rational and other options so people can make decisions best for them. U want a demo and just a demo watch the lyman videos.
+ManCove That's how I'm building my channel. I'm thorough when I need to be.
GunsNBudder sometimes its needed. Or just a preference. Its funny when its a case prep tool, simple shit, then they see a long video and surprised there is talking lol
I reviewed a budget railed 1911 on my channel, the review is 1/2 hour long. If I had better video equipment and more experience, it might have knocked 2 minutes total off the video. Everything that needed to be told, from tear down, inspection, adjustment, reassembly and then 100 rounds through the barrel, is there. Other people call it lengthy, I call it "as long as it needs to be to inform another person who might be kicking tires".
+Mike Jones Gentlemen, I'm trying to offer some constructive criticism. I apologize for my delivery. When I say too many words I'm talking about sentences and phrases like "I just wanted to throw up a quick video" and "this tool is for reloading" or something like that. I think most people who start this video searched for it rather that stumbled upon it and therefore already know its a video and the tool is for reloading. All I'm saying is that the more irrelevant words that can be avoided the more interesting it will be.