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Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

The irony? Upon joining NATO, Sweden will have to paint their aircraft solid gray.

It's always the same with progressives presses. Even Dillon uses cheap plastic parts that will break sooner or later. Difficult to justify with this brand.

Amazing video. Very well explained. So here is my thumb up to support the channel. Please carry on, especially about Miele troubles.

I live in a country that’s not a member of the European Union: the United States, you may have heard of it. We don’t have these problems. Maybe the problem is the oppressive government of the United Kingdom that treats its subjects like kindergartners, not Brexit.

Alright I can’t do it. I know this is a year old and nobody’s gonna see this but come on. Your concerns about bringing this to different ranges is ridiculous. This is a single loaded weapon just don’t bring or load whatever rounds aren’t allowed on whatever range you are at. If a full bore rifle goes off at the rimfire range wtf were you doing putting a rifle cartridge in it at the rimfire range? Same thing shooting clays. God or evolution take your pick, gave you the one and only true safety and that’s between your ears…. Being fearful because the gun is capable of something is silly.

So, to help out further. Some artillery pieces use a casing, making the round look like a large bullet, whereas other artillery pieces will have the projectiles loaded separately from the powder charges. The casing also looks like it was cut in half. This might have been part of a rule for surplus or militaria that they have to be demilled, and rendered inoperable, and unable to restore to a certain extent. Artillery in the 150ish caliber, narrows down the field, with casing, narrows it down even more. Good luck.👍

Could be German 150mm howitzer case

If it was Russian, you would probably see Cyrillic text, not western.

This helped me out with mine

Damn I wish mom was like you lol

I like different die manufacturers for different reasons. For instance, the Lee dies are excellent starter dies because they are simple & inexpensive. Lee dies, as you mentioned, also come with handy extras which can be particularly useful for beginners who don't necessarily already own many shell holders or data manuals. Down side to Lee dies is less precise tolerances & easily damaged aluminum parts. For pistol calibers, I like Lyman dies. For necked cases, I like Hornady dies. For really precise seating, such as competition, I like Forster or Wilson dies. For use in a progressive press, I like Dillon or Redding dies. Then there are specialty dies makers. Which die maker is better all depends on the task you want your dies to perform.

To flecktarn, ive emailed and called re a stock item. But, i can not get any reply.

C'mon, you know you love it😂

Thanks. I just was ready from the acción when after troon dans I try gaaien and workshops…. Ivan be that in my omving the wasmachine something desajust? A

It's always nice stumbling into these small channels covering very niche topics. Webbing seems to be making a bit of a comeback in Guntube circles. Hopefully The Algorithm™ picks this one up at some point. Thanks for the info.

08:25 I don't like the idea of those 'lugs' protruding on the inside of the belt, next to the body of the wearer.

incredibly frustrating the 1.5 seconds of wasted time. Does the term "Anal Retentive" mean anything to you?

my personal favorite camo-Wasp 1 Z3A does an amazing job using macro and micro pattern schemes with a good range of splashes of muti patterns to help break up the body and like you said it gets the idea of the browns/orange hues down very well with the green hues still being the dominant hue, its an amazing pattern and works very well in the southern east US, as a Florida man myself this pattern works very well year around and is a perfect match and suits our forests amazingly due to the pines and other brown contrasts in our forests and if an area is very green boom wasp 2 Z3A is the perfect match, and good job with this breakdown video keep on going with the great work, love to see it🙏‼

I have been reloading going on 6 years. A friend of a friend ask me to come up with load for his 7.5x53.5 Swiss SR 1889. I was hesitant, but started doing some research. I get the fact that 53.5 is the trim length of the cartridge. I believe all of my research yielded a good formula using IMR4895 with Hornady 30 CAL.308 180 grain interlock bullets. I just wasn't sure what the COAL should be, and if anything I plan on doing is ill-advised. Thanks in advance.

Great to hear the appreciation for "innovation." In the 90's, all i ever heard it called was "out of regs."

Saved me a few $€£ right here.

Super , machine is working 😊

I use a cast 200 grain NOE at.315, powder coated with 55 grains WC860. 2.5 MOA and a foot high at 100 yards.

Thank you! Well done!

The buffer is polyethylene or polypropylene.

Viet Nam body armor was made of nylon

I use mine to de cap 223 for swaging, I also use it for case trimming with the lee case trimmer die.

Where can i find the 3d printed plans for it ?

Fascinating , thanks for educating us all 😊

You selling out man

Use a bullet feeder, a factory crimp. Now u use 4 dies

I will not buy any copies made in China, as I have found the materials used in manufacturing to be sub par, which results in them not holding up in the field. In addition, they copy without any innovation. I prefer UF Pro, based in Slovakia. Their products are made with European materials and manufactured in Bosnia. They are absolute cream of the cream. Have you @flectarnuk considered doing the same sort of thing - manufacture in the UK and be truly confident and proud of your products?

The origen of the big inside chest pockets are from the MK 1 Denasen smock they were nicke named Brazier . If you look at photos of British Parratroopers about to bord there gliders Dakotas you can see them bulging in them they carried exstra food small tins of bully beef spam potatos tea sugger ect . These in turn were copys of Norwegian sky anoraks which had a chest pocket on the outside . The Norwegian army Anoraks were reversable white on the inside green on the outside so when worn with white out the pocket was on the inside which could be accessed by a deep V neck which had a V shaped tounge with eather buttons or toggles later zips but with lage teath as a small tooth zip can freeze . These were bought back to the UK by Norwegian free Army and by British Paratroopers Who later joined the Paratroopers like the Guards Division Paratroopers

Hi! Could you provide replacement part details? Thanks

Was wondering where you purchased your shell holder for your drill press? The one you use for roll crimping.

Very interesting review, thanks.

У меня набралась вода из- за большого количества пены. И показало ошибку F138. Я смотрела много видео, как чинить. Потом просто купила шприц и трубку. И через маленькое отверстие просунула трубку и выкачала воду. И все получилось! Машина заработала.

Eagle industries created the pouch arrangement seen on these vests in the 1980s with their TacV line. Before that, ABA and EUO made commercially available vests that were somewhat similar but the lineage of these vests can be traced back to Eagle in the 80s, which Blackhawk then copied. Not whatever Russia was issuing their troops in Chechnya in the 90s.

One more point to take: It looks like the top disk on the roll crimp could interfere birdshots, making them dissipate faster, on shorter ranges. Maybe that's the answer why the star crimp is much more popular for birdshots.

American here, hope you guys get your guys laws fixed. Hate how no matter how hard we try to stay out of political nonsense we get dragged in. Goodluck!

First raid mod shirts were made by the MACV-SOG guys in Vietnam. The took lower pockets and sewed them to the upper arm.

Please use mask and gloves. That stuff ist contaminated

Good video think you 👍🏻

I feel sorry for people like Farage and Boris Johnson for thinking that UK would bebifit from leaving EU and feel sorry for the voters who believed it.

Heating and lubrication must be the key. I’ve been rolled crimping for a few years and last night, for the first time, I had some bulged and crumpled case lips. I would guess my roller wasn’t warm enough yet?

Thank you so much for this video!

I have only witnessed a single pieced primer - in another shooter’s rifle the primer split as a sliver and nearly covered the whole diameter of the primer “base” A very singular event

Brilliant video !!! 😎🔥

Where can I get a rollcrimper like you use?