Great video! I just got my 750 setup and running 9mm. Soon, I’m going to setup for 223/556 very similar to what you walked through, so very helpful. Thank you.
Great video. Been reloading 9MM on my 650 for years and just placed the order for the exact setup you’ve got. I also have a Mr Bullet Feeder and it was recommended that I use a LYMAN "M" NECK EXPANDER DIE in the first station of the during the reloading sequence. But I like your idea of using the deprimer for clearing the flash hole. I also totally missed the whole thing about deberring and chamfering. I really hate to spend more on a wet tumbler right now. I looked at a thread on a competitive shooting forum I belong to and it’s about 50% chamfer and deburr and 50% don’t. Seems like it’s more for he guys go for high accuracy. I’ll try it without it deburring and see how it goes. I can always use a hand tool for my match ammo.
9mm cases don't really stretch, trimming and chamfering them is essentially a waste of time with them, but _all_ necked cases absolutely must be trimmed or you can start creating very dangerous conditions by creating a situation where the case neck starts protruding further into the chamber than it's supposed to, which can pinch the case between the bullet and bore, creating a huge pressure spike before the bullet can even begin moving. If your 9mm cases are within the length tolerance range they're fine, the only thing that can go wrong is if they're too long they won't fully seat in the chamber and stop the action from closing, since 9mm indexes itself in the chamber off the case neck.
At 6:00, when your recommending these 2 parts, what are the names of each individual part? I have an XL750, planning to reload 9mm, .40, .45ACP, .223/5.56 and .308. Military brass being all but .45ACP for the most part but like you said, just swag it just as fast as inspecting it. On D.P. now trying to figure out their nomenclature of these decaping dies. Thank you
Great video! I just got my 750 setup and running 9mm. Soon, I’m going to setup for 223/556 very similar to what you walked through, so very helpful. Thank you.
Great tip on case mouth rim clean up! Thanks.
You should make a video of you actually using the “stations”. Good video, subscribed.
Just got through chamfer/de-burr of 500 or so rounds. My hands hurt. Gonna get some stainless steel media, just wish I had seen this earlier.
thats one hell of a setup bud!!!! im a little envious not gunna lie haha great video looking foward to seeing more about your style of reloading......
Thanks Andrew!
Great video. Been reloading 9MM on my 650 for years and just placed the order for the exact setup you’ve got. I also have a Mr Bullet Feeder and it was recommended that I use a LYMAN "M" NECK EXPANDER DIE in the first station of the during the reloading sequence. But I like your idea of using the deprimer for clearing the flash hole. I also totally missed the whole thing about deberring and chamfering. I really hate to spend more on a wet tumbler right now. I looked at a thread on a competitive shooting forum I belong to and it’s about 50% chamfer and deburr and 50% don’t. Seems like it’s more for he guys go for high accuracy. I’ll try it without it deburring and see how it goes. I can always use a hand tool for my match ammo.
9mm cases don't really stretch, trimming and chamfering them is essentially a waste of time with them, but _all_ necked cases absolutely must be trimmed or you can start creating very dangerous conditions by creating a situation where the case neck starts protruding further into the chamber than it's supposed to, which can pinch the case between the bullet and bore, creating a huge pressure spike before the bullet can even begin moving. If your 9mm cases are within the length tolerance range they're fine, the only thing that can go wrong is if they're too long they won't fully seat in the chamber and stop the action from closing, since 9mm indexes itself in the chamber off the case neck.
I love the RL1100 for this.. has a Swager in stage 2.
Look into the swage it add on for your press
At 6:00, when your recommending these 2 parts, what are the names of each individual part? I have an XL750, planning to reload 9mm, .40, .45ACP, .223/5.56 and .308. Military brass being all but .45ACP for the most part but like you said, just swag it just as fast as inspecting it. On D.P. now trying to figure out their nomenclature of these decaping dies. Thank you
Is there a swaging dye set up that you can screw in the press so you don't have to manually swage every single piece of brass? Let me know thanks!
Make More videos.