Reloading 10 rounds of 7mm Remington Magnum from start to finish
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- In this video I'll take you with me through the process that I like to use to reload the 7mm Remington Magnum. This is one of my favorites! Enjoy!
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I've never reloaded cartridges before. This video took ALL the mystery out of this process for me. You are a great presenter mister Jiujitsu. Thanks so much for your time and effort.
This is the video that made me most comfortable with reloading so far. I ALWAYS refer back when I need a refresher.
Probably the best video I’ve seen on reloading. Fantastic job. Never apologize for being thorough. We love it and it leaves us with less questions at the end. Thank You!
I was an engineering student, physics and mathematics. Enjoying just getting into firearms specifically rifles. I liked the thorough approach with multiple techniques in each step. Thank you for that. Great video.
Thank you!
Same here! Love this
I am a newbie and am slowly getting everything that is needed to reload and find this video very helpful . Thank you .
Your slow, steady, patient, cautious and precise method is most definitely the one I'll be imitating from now on. Definitely superior to any hurry, hurry, rush, rush, gotta get it done method, I think! Thanks for such an awesome, in-depth, and very, very enlightening reloading/hand-loading video!
I also appreciate the time he takes to explain and show the different steps.
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I'm a beginning reloader and I have used the CZcams forum a lot to help myself learn how to reload. this is by far the best video that I have watched, I actually reloaded my first bullets using this video as my complete guide throughout the entire process. My first batch of bullets came out almost perfectly and shot amazing well. Fantastic job of explaining the entire process in great detail that I could understand and follow.
I have reloaded for 40yrs...It's one of the most satisfying hobby's I have! I've owned three 7mm Mags and agree its a great round. We are both on the same page and my techniques are same...bullet seating, crimp, polish and inspection also! I load bullets for a select few friends, and all brag on how great the loads perform. I don't recommend this to people, but if you take the time to do it right, your time and precision will be evidenced! TY for this video!!
You are an excellent instructor with great detail explained easily and concisely. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
@@jiujitsu2000 You are most welcome. Actually I am just starting my reloading journey and am starting with 7mm Rem Mag (I’ve taken a lot deer and an elf with this weapon and love it. ). Perfect video. I love the whole video but was especially impressed with your primer breakdown.
Yes the 7mm Rem Mag is a nice looking round kind of the way the P-51 mustang is the most beautiful looking WWII fighter.
The Supermarine Spitfire was nice looking. I like the controls, too. But, I have to agree with you. That North American P-51 Mustang just has it all, hands down! ✋
You did an excellent job of explaining everything a new loader would need to get started, thank you. I’ve watched it several times.
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!!
@@jiujitsu2000 Good day, I'm pretty new to reloading my own ammunition.
Where would you suggest to anneal the brass?
Bro, these are vids that brought me to your channel many years ago.....
Can you do more reloading videos? This is by far the most informative reloading video I've seen. Great video!
I don't think this video could be better! Perfectly informative. Well explained. Presented in a fashion anyone could understand. This a perfect example of what makes CZcams a great place to learn things: skilled people with the passion to make good videos to educate those of us who want the skills. Thanks for a great video on reloading the 7mm Rem Mag!
EXCELLENT comment! Thank you for the very kind words and support you give my channel!
I appreciate for you're patience explain steps by steps,that is big help understand the process. have a nice time.
I’ve watched your reloading videos for other calibers and NO ONE does a better job in explaining and demonstrating how it should be done! I always have your video next to me on the reloading bench when building my cartridges! Yours is the only one I need. Thanks a million!
I like to watch different reloading videos just to see how other people do it. Your video is one of the few that actually covers all phases of reloading a cartridge. Most of the videos I've seen leave out one or more important parts. So I would recommend your video to anyone wanting to learn how to reload plus you proved that one does not have to have thousands of dollars worth of the latest and fanciest equipment that seems to keep coming onto the market.
Thank you for this informative tutorial. The amount of time and effort you've put into it for an unknown stranger like me is truly appreciated.
Thank you!
I feel as if I hit the jackpot coming across this video. Getting ready to do my first reload with - you guessed it- 7 mm mag.
Great video. Good to know there is some old school folks doing it the manual way rather than just buying the bullets at the store.
Joaquin Nava thank you !
Great refresher course for me .I have hunted with semi autos for decades .Now back to bolt action .I have pulled out my Lyman Press. not used for over 4 decades.A great help .thanks
The cool thing about the 7 rem mag is you can do a lot with it. You have a wide variety of bullets. You can load it down for whitetails, you can load match loads for extreme long range shooting. You can load it for large game. Nosler Partitions are excellent bullets drops anything from hogs to moose for the big tough stuff! I just got a 7mm Rem. mag I am looking to eventually reload for it! Great video excellent information!
Nice one and i love the last comment you said, you dont need expensive stuff to do a good job, just love what your doing ...
Thank you, Blessings from Arizona!
Finally, a thorough step by step video with excellent description and reason of why and how you are doing something. I’ve just started reloading and this is what I’ve been looking for, thank you for taking the time to share your experience! Great job!
Best reloading videos on the interweb!!!
Thank you!!
Your calling in life is teaching brother. Thank you.
Excellent! Great video for anyone wanting to learn reloading. I appreciate the tempo and fine detail of your teaching. Reminds me of how a father carefully teaches his son his craft. Thanks again.
This is the best reloading video among ALL CZcams videos on reloading. A wise man share his passion is better than reading 10 different text books.
I've leveled up to intermediate reloader now and I have to say I've learned most from your videos than any other single source
This kind of info in invaluable. Years of knowledge, best practices, experience...awesome man. Digging the art/science of all this.
This from Argentina. Excelent video! Great procedures! Great explanations! Very didactic! Very serious, responsible and professional. Thank you!
Thank you
Thanks for the video! I feel more confident now going into reloading!
Thank you, Blessings from Arizona!
Hey there JJ; like Jesse down there in your comments, I too was an engineering student at one time, now I'm getting ready to retire after near 40 years service in the field. I think you have a very consistent, quantifiable manor in which you load each cartridge and that adds to the consistency and the size of your groups and I'm sure you've taken those cartridges out to a range and proven it time and again. I very much like your explanation and offering of alternative methods to the same conclusion throughout your process; everything you're doing, you're doing well, kudos to you Sir, many kudos to you!
This is a wonderful tutorial for anyone just getting started in reloading, you and I both know JJ that it can wander off in any of a thousand different directions from this point, the hobby of reloading is that awesome in it's variability. For folks just starting out; I recommend this man as definite guide in your quest to hit the mark. Listen up!
Essayons to you JJ, keep up the good work, we need more people like you out there!
Just bought a 7mm rem and this is the first video I've watched on reloading. I'm definitely not worried about starting now. Thanks, mate 👍
You are very consistent. To me that speaks reliability and I want to keep this information close, reallll close for when my time to reload comes up.
Thank you!!
@@jiujitsu2000 I'm buying reloading stuff now. This is the first and probably only video I will follow to the T for reloading my 145 barnes LRX for my 7mm. Never re loaded before but this video helps a ton. Thank you. The only powder I could find was the 4000 power pro MR. ... Hopefully it will work good.
Thank you for the information! It’s very helpful to a new guy just getting going. I don’t know or know of anyone who is reloading in my area. I got my equipment from a family whose father passed. Thank you for passing on his knowledge.
You're so welcome!
I'm a believer in the 7mag after this year's deer season.. my dad hunts with a 7mag and some of his exit wounds are gnarly. I've only started reloading this year but once I find my groove and fav way of doing everything I'm gonna reload some for him
This is the kind of video that i can watch again and again and again.thanks : )
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your thoughts hope things are well blessings from Arizona
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I've never pulled a charging handle in my life! Thanx to your excellent presentation, I would no longer fear getting involved in the process. GREAT video man, and I love my 7 RM!
Excellent video for those learning the first time. I have a Ruger Model 77- 7MM Remington Magnum, that I purchased in early 80’s and has been a great rifle and round. I reload and this caliber like you mention can take almost anything in N. American. This is a very ‘flat’ shooting round which I really do like. I have been using Hornady 154 gr. SP at 2800 fps with IMR-4831 powder, which has been excellent for Deer, but if I like to go Elk hunting (never did) I could go up to 185 gr., for the larger animal, however you do have a good selection of various weight bullets.
I liked how you are very good at not having a lot of repeating and how you went slow/normal talking on your delivery, so viewers can absorb your lesson. Reloading is always about safety and don’t rush anything. If something doesn’t seem right, ‘STOP”, re-check thing’s then continue with your session.
The initial cost of reloading can be tough, but I view it as a life long hobby. Any reloading press will generally last a life time for the investment. As the years go by newer products come out to make some process’s easier or you just like something new. I still use my RCBS Rockchucker from the mid-70’s rifle reloading. Moving to a Dillon 550B, to reload pistol at a faster pace, but it can do rifle as well, but I don’t shoot as many rifle rounds and the RCBS single stage works fine for those small numbers.
Best to you!
as a beginner...best video I have watched so far
The detail of your video is stellar! Thank you for the detail.
Thank you for this video. Lots of useful information, especially for someone like me that is wanting to get into reloading and have no idea how. Thanks again
I have always heard my dad talk about reloading. This video convinced me to get into it. Thanks for such an awesome quality video and taking the time to explain it all in detail.
I've been liking your older videos because I like the way you deliver the "lesson" and information. I didn't know you stopped making videos as I didn't see the dates. But glad you're back making them again. You are one of the better teachers on reloading. Your voice is easy to listen to (and I mean that in the straightest way possible) as you make concepts simple to understand... as if you were talking to a small classroom of grade-schoolers. I started reloading this past winter to prevent cabin fever and got a few worked up for the .270 Win. But this past Wednesday I went and took advantage of the Fathers Day sale at Sportsman's Warehouse and bought the new Tikka T3x Superlite in 7mm Rem Mag!! So I'll be danged... good timing on this video! From your previous videos, I have learned to search for dirty range brass and clean it and to enjoy prepping those cases. Also learning about the Dillon swager, which I'm now needing to purchase and use since that .223 Rem brass is NATO and sealed in the primer pockets. So thank you for continuing your channel.. I look forward to more future knowledge passed down.
Thanks it was very informative and helped me reload my first 50 rounds of 7mm greatly appreciate it
Nice, I like Nosler Partition bullets! I have been re-loading for 53 years, not much i don't know, but i enjoyed watching your video, great for beginners and old hands. Just like pilots, training, training, and more training! Thank you!
Thank you, those are excelllent!
I've watched this video 20 plus times and I'll tell you I've learned a lot from watching your reloading videos your a great teacher my friend
Thank you for your very kind words and support! Glad I could help. Blessings from Arizona!!
As I have said here before, you are one of the great teachers on CZcams. Their loss will be our gain. Lee's videos on reloading are worthless. Remember reloading is a process of stopping before the grenade is done. :)
I just wanted to say thank you for the video that you put out. I have used the manuals but your video comes across way better than any manual that I've read. Very happy and proud that I own a 7 mm Remington mag Winchester. I just wanted to give you a shout out. An, A big thank you!!
You were thorough, gave great explanations w/options & cautionary notes, the camera was well focused throughout. I specifically typed in my search 7mm Rem Mag "Start to Finish" and that was exactly what I just watched so the video length.....for me.....was not an issue at all. I wasn't watching for entertainment. I was watching to learn and you did a great job. Well done young man, thank you!
This was very well done. Thank you for your time and effort. One of the most informative videos out there. Being able to see the work done firsthand in a step-by-step process sure helps out a lot..
Thanks. The best reloading video I have ever seen. Can't wait to find the sweet spot on my 7mm Rem Magnum.
Awesome video broken down to every step. One point of contention though. The belt on magnum cartridges is not for strength, it is used for the proper headspace.
This is a great how to reloading video. It demonstrates in depth reloading for the 7 mag, but the processes and procedures shown here are sound for any rifle cartridge. Thanks for posting.
Excellent video!
One thing I always recommend with the Lee trimmer is to get some anti-sieze from the auto parts store and put it on the case length gauge threads before screwing it into the cutter. It makes removing it a lot easier later.
I have an old RCBS Reloader Special 2 Reloading Press, vintage 1981, so it is older than your press which is old but not as old as mine. I have reloaded my Ruger M77 7mm Mag Rifle for 39 years with the same press and my accuracy is great (well, I know the cartridge is extremely accurate, but I am a lot older so probably a bit less accurate physically). I thought your video was extremely informative and you gave me a couple of ideas to try. A bit long but well worth the time. You were thorough and informative. I would say that one of the most important things when reloading is "attention to detail" and to be systematic/organized. You never want to rush through this process but you can be a bit quicker when you have done this several times. You can NEVER to too much checking and rechecking of your work to make sure you have not made a mistake or there is an issue with the casing. You only need to mess up one time and that can be devastating. So, Great Job on this video.
This video is solid as hell. Getting into reloading myself and this was one of the most straightforward but still detailed walkthroughs I’ve seen and is extremely helpful to a newbie. Keep it up!
I’m learning reloading and preparing to start with my 7 rem mag next week. Excellent and informative information
You have helped me so much. Thank you for your content! It’s people like you that we need in the world. Not afraid to share knowledge.
Im just wanna say again this video is freaking amazing for reloading. YOu sir are top nitch, and thank you so much for the effort and time it took you all those years ago. Hope you a re still shooting and reloading, and your world is good.
Just came across your video. This is one of the best reloading video I have come across. Thank you for breaking the process down into more of a common sense process for those just getting started. And see you don't need to spend an outrageous amount of money in doing reloading. Again thank you sir. Well done. I see this video is 2 years old. But it is in my opinion one of the best on the reloading process. I now am a subscriber sir to your channel.
Best reloading video ever! Great job
Thank you so much!
This has been the most helpful reloading video I have found yet on CZcams! Thank you!
Good to see you back, If you may recall I lost my dog Spencer back in December, my wife was inconsolable for 2 weeks, finally convinced her to save another life and adopt another dog, Named her Marley just like your dog that passed away also.Just thought to share with you
Rob Nelissen Wow! I'm honored. I'm at a loss of words right now
Is there a chance you could email me a picture of your dog Marley? Jiujitsu2000@yahoo.com
The best info that I have ever found!
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!!
Excellent video I've been loading like this for 40 years
Great video. I'm new to reloading so this provides a lot of great info. Thanks.
No need to apologize for being thorough. Great video man thank you
Very good learning lesson for us rookies. Thank you
Thank you, happy new year!!
Very well done. Clear explanation. Thanks so much.
Ah yes...here I thought you left us reloaders for camping and eating STEAK on charcoal!! (had to tease ya). Glad you are back, as there are very few that can do a reloading video like you do. Thanks again!!!
I set up two partner presses, side by side. I use one for sizing and the next for seating. The partner press offers you that light feel you need for precision work. I shoot .075 at 100yds with .223. I love reloading, and love your video! We do damn near everything the same.
You were very clear and concise with this video. It was fascinating to watch and has me thinking that I can reload my own ammunition. Great job! I have a Winchester Model 70 7mm Rem mag and love it!
Awesome video, brother. I don't shoot 7mm Mag, but I do .270 Rem, and just starting reloading. Principles are the same. Learning a lot from your content. Cheers from Peeples Valley, AZ. C
Thank you, maybe I'll do a 270 video. Blessings from Winslow
I can not thank you enough for making this video. I've been wanting to get into loading my own ammo but short of taking a spendy class this is my best option.Thanks again and I will be watching your other videos.
I miss your reloading videos. Great common man instructions.
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!!
Awesome mate your attention to detail is second to none. Thanks for your video and help!
I just watched both Videos on the 7 MM Rem Mag. It has been many years since I reloaded ammo. Both Videos are fantastic. I would recommend them to anyone that is just starting, or just as a refresher. I just purchases a 7 MM Mag Sauer S100 Classic XT Bolt Action and look forward to start reloading again for it. I have not shot it yet. I also have a 300 WM, 6.5 Grendel on an AR 15 Frame and a 243.
Thank you
Thank Ya sir ! Best video I've seen on the whole process. That helped a lot.
Thank you,,, You're welcome!
thanks for doing these videos brother. it's a real service you are providing. much love. from Australia.
brosius85 thank you. Much love from Arizona!
I also keep a book for all my reloads. That has that information and powder lot numbers, primer lot numbers and actual velocity are spread for that load.
Great video, I like the step by step unedited. I have a Rem 700 in 7mm Rem Mag that i would like to start reloading. I just saw your 25lb range lead melt video in the suggestions and I remembered watching that 8 years ago. Awesome.
Great video! Very detailed and nice to see you taking the time to explain different ways with different instruments.....we don’t all have the same tools due to money, availability etc so really worked 👌🏼
One more thing I would have mentioned is when you zeroed out the brass is each shell should be zeroed because each individual shell will probably weigh differently. I’ve always enjoyed your videos. I’ve been reloading for over 30 and would very much recommend your channel to everyone.
I'm currently loading a 140 grn accubond in my 7 mag, so far I'm getting my best accuracy and velocity with the Hogdon Hybrid, H100V. I also use this same powder in my .300 win mag with extremely good results.
Great video. Very informational as I’m planning to start reloading this caliber. Thank you 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for the video! I reload 9mm and have that down to a science, but haven't touched rifle rounds, yet. This helped me a lot and set the ball rolling for me. Just ordered a Bergera B-14 Ridge in 7mm RemMag, so I'm excited to try and find the perfect reload for that gun. Awesome detail and took the nerves out of me trying rifle rounds.
from a fellow Arizonan born at the phx indian hospital and have hunted on papago southern mountains ive brought down bucks with a .3030 slug, but this 7mm is outta the ballpark! stunning job, brother those shells are perfection as far as the eyes can see..maybe one day my shoulder can see how this gorgeous round kicks. love your vids and stay cool in the desert, bo 👍
Good reloading vedeo. Very accurate. Good tips and methods.
Great comment. Thank you! Blessings from Arizona!
video was good in depth and you gave great video content and you went into detail where you need too
thanks,
Ron
Thank you! Blessings from Arizona
Thanks for making the Video! Loved the level of detail.
Sir the video was excellent and informative..Is exactly what i was looking for …the length of the video didn’t bother me , it answered a lot of my questions..I will be watching and referring back to when I start to reload.. for the first time..thanks much 👍👍👍👍👍
Glad you liked it. Thank you!
Lovers of the Big 7, great tutorial you are the only Handloader that I’ve seen that takes the to check the length of his brass after it’s been trimmed.
Amazing video! Very educational. Only video I needed to feel confident about reloading.
I really enjoyed the lesson very well delivered thank you so much for that nice lesson
Wow! I love details. Thank you for your video. I have wanted to reload for a long time, after watching this I think I'm going to do some more research and make the plunge. Very helpful. Thank you😁
AWESOME VIDEO !!! TY I have a 7mm RM and up here in Canada , a box of premium ammo is 100$ .. I am going to set myself up to reload my own rounds THX to this video I'm confident I will have no problem in doing so ...also looks like fun and might even save me a few bucks in the long run .
Great to see you back. As others have said and this is true for me as well, these videos are what brought me to your channel in the first place and I am glad to see you back doing these videos. I thought you were going to get a Redding Big Boss press.
bassetthound2008 thank you so much yeah I'd really like to get the Redding Big Boss 2. Haven't done that yet. LOL...
I appreciate that you have all the mechanical tools for reloading, meaning you don't have to depend on electricity. However, if you have electricity, why deal with the headache of hand trimming and so forth? Frankford Arsenal makes a good case prep trimming tool to trim, deburring tool. Fast and accurate and if one is doing a lot of brass a lot less of a headache. Everyone has their own process and I did want to suggest that. I do appreciate taking the time to show specifics on die set ups. Those sections alone are helpful for those of us who get tied up with life and have to relearn those steps because we forgot a minor point or two.