Basic Reloading:556-223 with RCBS Rockchucker/2000 scale/Competition Die/Hornady Concetricity tool
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- I use advanced loading techniques to reload my Ammo using Rcbs Small Base dies & Rcbs competition seater die & A Lee collet neck sizing Die plus I use a Hornady auto powder charger & a Rcbs powder trickier to drop my powder charges verified by my Rcbs 2000 scale. I then check my finished 223 Ammo with my Hornady comparator and concentricity tool.
this guy seriously knows his stuff
Patrick Carey thx brother
This is awesome. Great video n
Steven Baumgardner ... Thank you Brother!!!!
great video...
Nice video man, gonna have to swing by there and learn how to reload some time. Just bought a bergara 308 for next hunting season and wanna find some good loads for it!
Kenny B stop by anytime.
I'm surprised no one has noticed (or at least they haven't commented) starting at 28:08, all of the rounds you are checking for concentricity are dented on the shoulder. Doesn't that stress the brass and have a negative effect on the accuracy or at least consistency of that batch? Im suprised, with as meticulous as you weighed and measured the neck size etc that you are Ok with that kind of deformation to the shoulder.
I do have a question. If you neck size using the collet and then you use the expanding die before seating the bullet, does that cause some problems with the run-out after you crimp? It doesn't look like it does, but I was wondering about that.
Just got a head space gauge that you just drop the case in and a lot of mine are sticking up .005 … is this acceptable? I need to know cause I’m going back and checking alot of bullets
The machine you use has a lot to do with the concentricity. How much slop is in the ram and head alignment. And how much variation is in the case neck thickness. That is a big deal too!!!
I have noticed variations in the same case. I use a neck cutter to get the neck wall to the same size. Then size it again. Then compress it down
Waste of time