The experience and knowledge he has is worth a lot more than the things he has in the rooms. He's a national treasure. Please continue to make these great videos and write. Thank you very much.
I'm restoring my reloading room and never feel like I have enough room for every thing. I can see you run into the same difficulties 🤣 We are probably about the same age so have about the same challenges,; though I am a bit more space challenged and arthritis challenged (mores the pity) but still functional with frequent breaks for sitting. Thanks for sharing lots of good ideas!
Please do a demonstration on reloading primers with cap gun caps. I save alot of my primers in case one day I can learn how to reload them safely. Wonderful content sir
If you are still interested, i use 2 cap gun caps with a pinch of black powder sandwiched in between them. Then, seal the primers with Duco (nitrocellulose) glue. Good to go.
@englishrupe01 Thank you so much, your knowledge shared is greatly appreciated. Just a few more questions if you don't mind.. Do you use the rolls of paper caps or the red plastic caps that come attached in a circle? Also what grain of black powder are you using? Thank you for taking the time to share and read my question.
@@andrewboore3899 Hi....i have only used the roll caps called "Legends of the Wild West" as they are the best (made in Germany) from Walmart, etc. I punch them out, but i did see a guy who quickly dips them in water and then just rolls back the outer paper to allow removal of the inner cap (very cool). Allow to dry. Well worth a try. Oh, and i generally use 4F but probably any will work. Always clean the gun after use as toy caps and BP are corrosive. You're very welcome. I am getting too old now and happy to pass it on in these tough days for gun owners. Good luck.
Wow! I love the collection. I got into reloading 3 years ago and have gone nuts with it. So much fun. My family asks me all the time when acquisition mode of the hobby will be over because they're afraid of getting on the government's radar. I tell them every time that I'm small fry compared to some guys out there. I showed "em this video and they understand haha! I really love that you utilize 22lr casings for bullet jackets. If I ever get into bullet casting, I'll definitely look into that.
Very nice. New subscriber here. I’m a caster/reloader here in California. I do mostly handgun calibers. I powder coat nearly all my cast bullets these days. Among my several presses is a Dillon 550. I enjoyed the tour of your reloading room. 🔫🤛🏻🇺🇸
I would like to have half the knowledge in this mans head. Amazing!
Wow. Absolutely amazing. Years of good times have been had in that room.
Slowly as my grandchildren, and children become interested, it has turned into quite the family ordeal! Very blessed!
@@thewilliamsfamilymuseum8212 That’s wonderful. Hope they enjoy it and realize how lucky they are. Have a great day. Really enjoy the channel.
The experience and knowledge he has is worth a lot more than the things he has in the rooms. He's a national treasure. Please continue to make these great videos and write. Thank you very much.
This is so awesome and valuable for the next generation. I love this!
Outstanding video
I'm restoring my reloading room and never feel like I have enough room for every thing. I can see you run into the same difficulties 🤣 We are probably about the same age so have about the same challenges,; though I am a bit more space challenged and arthritis challenged (mores the pity) but still functional with frequent breaks for sitting. Thanks for sharing lots of good ideas!
We or I would love to see a separate video on that.
Please do a demonstration on reloading primers with cap gun caps.
I save alot of my primers in case one day I can learn how to reload them safely.
Wonderful content sir
If you are still interested, i use 2 cap gun caps with a pinch of black powder sandwiched in between them. Then, seal the primers with Duco (nitrocellulose) glue. Good to go.
@englishrupe01
Thank you so much, your knowledge shared is greatly appreciated.
Just a few more questions if you don't mind..
Do you use the rolls of paper caps or the red plastic caps that come attached in a circle?
Also what grain of black powder are you using?
Thank you for taking the time to share and read my question.
@@andrewboore3899 Hi....i have only used the roll caps called "Legends of the Wild West" as they are the best (made in Germany) from Walmart, etc. I punch them out, but i did see a guy who quickly dips them in water and then just rolls back the outer paper to allow removal of the inner cap (very cool). Allow to dry. Well worth a try. Oh, and i generally use 4F but probably any will work. Always clean the gun after use as toy caps and BP are corrosive. You're very welcome. I am getting too old now and happy to pass it on in these tough days for gun owners. Good luck.
WOW! So much stuff, amazing.
Wow! I love the collection. I got into reloading 3 years ago and have gone nuts with it. So much fun. My family asks me all the time when acquisition mode of the hobby will be over because they're afraid of getting on the government's radar. I tell them every time that I'm small fry compared to some guys out there. I showed "em this video and they understand haha!
I really love that you utilize 22lr casings for bullet jackets. If I ever get into bullet casting, I'll definitely look into that.
40 grandkids! Wow!
Very nice. New subscriber here. I’m a caster/reloader here in California. I do mostly handgun calibers. I powder coat nearly all my cast bullets these days. Among my several presses is a Dillon 550. I enjoyed the tour of your reloading room. 🔫🤛🏻🇺🇸
God bless you.
Fantastic!!!!!!
An actual reloading room, that doesn't look like it was made for social media.
I am saving this video for my wife for times she gets on me about the two outbuildings I have for reloading. He who dies with the most toys wins!
That is an AWESOME room! He looks like Walter White.. except this series should be Breaking Bullet! 😎
I do on the same with my Dillon 550 presses. One is setup for small primers and the other for large primers. No changing them out.
Thank you for this great content!
Adopt me lol
Fantastic
Que paraíso!!!
I hope you have fire extinguishers within easy reach. I would hate to see what a fire would do in there.
Wow! A walking talking reloading encyclopedia.
Dang I just found you and now you aren't active anymore. :(
Same here
@agingstudent sent me.
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