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I started reloading back in 1980 using a $13 Lee Loader kit. As time progressed and exposure to hand loading techniques, I thought I had acquired a high level of knowledge. Constantly watching your videos repeatedly for the last 3 years, I continue to learn things I had missed! Greg, you have enlightened me to so many things that had me frustrated by being stuck at .5-.6 moa (back before the internet) with rare .3-.4 moa @ 100 yds. Thank you so much ❤

Great Video, Great message But it seems that to many people worry about where they are going instead of where they are ! God created this world for us, how big is that he made it just for us, Everything we need to live and prosper is here for us to gather ,work and enjoy, yet we keep turning up our noses at what his work has done. Where you are going in the end is it not by faith we are saved? my church is the outdoors the mountains if you can not walk into the wilderness and see God at every step then it seems you are not appreciating what God has given to us. we are not perfect and never will be in this form try your best and do what is right as best we can ,yes I agree cussing and sexual jokes are not in good taste, but to ignore and belittle what he has created for us in this life seems to be a insult to God........

Them most important reloading video on the internet.

Really helpfull! I am about to help a friend set up his .284 Shehane and I will follow this EXACT process.

I love your content sir! But. Can you Dole a steel blade on wood?

Win296 is notorious for this

De lo mejor que he visto...... un saludo desde España

Amen brother... You are 100% correct..... The lord comes first,....everything else comes second

My Wife has a saying. "you don't have to go to every fight you're invited to"

What was your load

Thank you Greg❤

Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone love the world, the love of the Father is not in him.

A set of windflags will go along way and improving rifle scores (aggregates) even at 100 yards

I like the sound effects when mimicking the parrots

Under loaded. The case didn't expand to seal the chamber. Used to load squib loads for small game in my 30-06

I Could See it Coming Down The Pipe..... 17 Creedmoor. Lolololll. LOOK OUT .

So clean after annealing.

I usually deprime and then wet tumble, followed by annealing, then sizing and trim. I then dip the necks into Imperial Dry Neck Lube, and then run the brass over a neck mandrel. The final step is to run a caliber specific nylon brush through the neck. I assume that it distributes the Imperial Dry Neck Lube and helps with more consistent bullet release. I don't have a way to verify the neck seating pressure, but this might be an interesting test.

So now that the original bag isnt available anymore, looks like the V2 is the choice now? Sometimes new and improved, isnt. Or is there another bag you would reccomend? If its Tab Gear V2 is it the Small (5.5"x7"x2") or large (5.5"x9"x2")?

Greg thank you for the information you provide. I have a question at 25min in... So if I understand correctly your order of operations are, Anneal, decap/resize, tumble, prime, charge and seat? Maybe its due to the high volume of cases I reload but tumbling more then 200 cases at a time, usually I end up with necks that are not uniform. Do you recommend breaking them up into separate smaller batches is better then adding an expander mandrel in before priming? Thank you again.

I like the fact that you provide useful information and take the time to go into detail to make sense of it.. I don't expect the average person to understand the physics involved in a firearm Cartridge operation. But, if you keep producing content like this, more people will get it.

Thank you Sir for the Knowledge you share with us I for one Appreciate it very much

My Nexus press is on the way. After watching your video an Extra CO-AX primer catcher cup and cap is on the way also. QUESTION: How are you attaching the cup cap to the primer drop tube? I was planning to just use a couple "O" rings but wondered if you might have an even better way. Thanks for your advice and video's. BTW I LOVE your primer seater. It IS worth every penny!!

Thanks for your great informative video. What are your thoughts on Peterson brass?

Thank you so much for all the detailed explanations you provide for some of us would like to know all the nuts and bolts and what goes into all the aspects of reloading. You definitely hit the spot.

Just continue what your doing Gregg and we have the ability to utilize or not your experiences or at least the grown ups do. I appreciate you my brother in Christ!

The minimum velocity required to orbit the moon is 5505ft/sec for reference 😂

I use a drill and bronze brush soaked in Thorroclean when removing the carbon ring in my rifles. Even with a drill it takes time..

Solid video!

Dude! You totally remind me of Gandoff the Grey when he was researching the ring, when you went into your powder room -nice But becareful of thr Hobits leaf.....😂😂😂😂😂

But I'm super strong, I might damage my barrel!

Amen my brother , say on!

Soot is common on 450 bushmaster brass all the way to the case head. Doesn't matter if it's an AR or a boltgun. I'm sure it's due to the low 38.5kpsi operating pressure. As you up the pressure in a boltgun the soot goes away.

I want to thank you for the message, as well as, the reloading education your videos provide. I appreciate that you are so willing to use your platform to nudge folks toward God and the teachings of Christ. It seems we live in a world where people are too often offended by; and quick to discount, the mere mention of God, Christ or religion. I know it is not for everyone, but I appreciate it, and I enjoyed this video more for it. Thank you again, and may God bless you.

Well spoken and explained. Love your channel

Great content, i do have a question. Can something as small as marking brass around the brass body with a sharpie cause any issues be it over pressure or otherwise? Sharpie is extremely thin, but i have heard this from a couple high level prs shooters at this point.

You can certainly get blowback on the case body from not enough of a slow powder, a light bullet can contribute to it, as well, with brass that has been shot a few times and not annealed. Powder gas moves a bit faster than the bullet does into the barrel, brass hasn't had enough pressure to expand fully yet, it all depends on the timng on it, maybe the shoulder seals, maybe it doesn't, maybe it seals just after some gas gets there, where you don't get a fully collapsed case, just a groove over the shoulder and part way down. I've had cold weather and hot weather hangfires with reduced loads, lube blowbacks in cold weather with reduced loads and cast bullets. I've had unsized cases have lube blowbacks show up in the 300 shot range, with breech seated bullets, never once annealed, and it wouldn't have saved that brass at that point, new brass fixed the issue.

That barrel looks great compared to my Savage barrel..... 😂😂😂😂😌🫥😔😪😪😢😢😢😭😭😭

Thank you for the knowledge you share with us. Thank you also for being a great Christian.

Years ago I had problems when reloading for .223 rem , had loaded a lot of 308 Win and 22-250 , and never had a problem , 1st ammo I made , had smoke come out the breech , and the primer was pierced .This was a std load straight out of a reloading manual , not a max load at all . I thought maybe its the brass , swapped out for Lapua , same result , a while later I mentioned it to a ammo making company , and the 1st thing he said , was I using Federal primers , Opps , too soft . So I stopped using Fed for the 223 , use Fed for large mag primers thou , went to CCI .

In terms of secondary explosions the .243 Win was always the calibre most mentioned in the past as being causing this .

I like to yhink i helped in the making of this because i emailed you and taylor about this very issue in my 22bra. Thanks for the info. I am curious greg is it possible to see false pressure signs in something like this because the case is stretching from bolt face to emd of chamber rather then expanding inside the chamber?