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i have a .25acp and after shooting i have bulge cases.i need to change the barrel or not problem shoting without problem?

Exactly what I needdddd !!

Ok so we dont try it at home, and so we can try it anywhere else though

Thank you very much for the research. I do need to deactivate some primers. Some website claims the WD40 will dry out and the primers will no longer be deactivated after a time. Maybe a little oil such as used motor oil could be mixed with the WD40? Maybe linseed oil?

Have you tried this on 7.62 x 39mm Chinese red box ammo?

That is what I assume to had happened in GTA san Andreas's 26th storyline mission called reuniting the families (especially near the end of the police chase, thus the end of the mission itself)

So I've loaded tens of thousands of 9mm with my XL750 and rarely have had a malfunction. Recently, I've had like four malfunctions and when I inspected the case.... ALL OZK. Junk cases.

I think the suspenders should be supended

What powder charge are you using and what kind of velocity are you getting? I would like to get a 1/2 once loaf going around 800 FPS.

Brilliant. Many thanks.

Man! I wish our country would support even in this small competition.😢😅

That was a cool test.

These nasty little things wound up in my progressive batch a few year ago! I never said so many un-Christian words in my life! after I realized it was my own ignorance I separated them all and saved them for my 45 acp revolver. Funny thing though is that I used the exact same analogy as you to justify buying extra spp primers :)

Water does not compress so it allows the pressure of the light loaded blank to deliver its force directly to the obstruction.

I've never seen one in real life, I've been told by many it was the worst thing lee ever made lol. I have a load all and many lee dies and presses for metallic. For shotshell mec is far better than the loadall. Neat piece of history you found.

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Thank you sir for sharing your insight Just made one but used a old plastic screwdriver handle. My philosophy is built not bought. I had the right idea but after watching your video I saw my error. Thank you

Thanks for the video Roger. It was a fun match -Kevin

Lots of stories about this happening is the reason that I went right to steel chips from Southern Shine Media. They were a little cheaper than the pins, too. I have the same separator as you. I make sure that the water level in the bucket is high enough to cover half the depth of the cases. The little chips come out without the surface tension issue, that way.

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Would this also work for .22LR primers? Also, would soaking a lot in a container with WD-40 or carburetor cleaner do the same thing?

Thank you Revo good match

16 ¢ Canadian each for either type last time I checked here in Canada! Rifle or Pistol, Small or Large! I guess it's a captive market up here. Interesting to compare the prices between the US & Canada though. Plus Tax 12% !!

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In my RCBS Pot like yours, I had a white flaky substance come to the top, and this also stuck to the sides and eventually clogged up the orifce at the bottom. Any idea what this substance could be?

Wood dowel is fine.. lead is too heavy

Buy a roll sizer and resize all brass. It takes the bulge out. You still should use a resizing die afterwards while reloading. Sure it is expensive but well worth it because of the time saved. I roll size 9mm 40 and 45.

Thanks for the video Roger.

Thanks for posting this! Found a random live round in the desert and have removed the powder, now I can deactivate the primer and gift it to him looking cool, but completely inert. 👍👍

Excuse me, friend. Can you tell me what ingredients are used in the primer?

What distance/caliber/powdercharge? I used to set up old shotgun shells base towards me, and plink at them at 50 yds/100 yds fun stuff!

too bad there was no mention of the caliber/cartridge you were using

Great video and technique. I only have 1 objection. You didn't want to waste the WD-40 after soaking the primers, so you poured it back into the product container. I don't blame you for not wanting the waste. But I would be afraid the WD-40 that was in the brass case might now be chemically contaminated with whatever the primer element is made of. Emptying the case into the original WD-40 product container would then contaminate all of its contents too. I think I'd rather waste a comparatively tiny amount than ruin the whole can of it. Otherwise, a great demonstration. Thank you!

I understand that this 90-degree cut in the crown is for accuracy, but that groove around the perimeter attracts a lot of carbon fouling, and I don't like this design.

Is 20 gauge #3 or #2 buckshot pellet. Around the sane size as a 22 short lead please forgive my ignorence i dont know anything about shotguns and my gramps left me a stoeger sxs coach gun i tried a 12 gauge but when i was younger ivwas welding farm equipment it slipped off the jacks and crushed me so it left me recoul sensitive

Helo i am interested

Great video. Be nice to see some of the PCC setups you all are running

Why put bullets in loose powder. I can understand concern with loaded a mo.

Amazing video, thanks for posting, well done! Question, if I may, I have a cloth patch stuck in the barrel of my .17HMR. What would you suggest and how it go about it? Many thanks in advance, cheers.

I've had one of these shotshell press's sitting on a shelf for years and just got it out yesterday to set it up. Unfortunately I'm missing the resizing ring. Can anybody tell me the inner diameter of the sizing ring? Thanks!

I took some nickeled 9mm home from my range, But then looked inside. Why would the Turks do this? Are they trying to blow up American handloaders?

Nicely done

Good to know, thank you for the information.

Much less dangerous, although maybe it seems not at first - I just throw damaged rounds into my backyard fire pit, and then get some distance. Since the explosion isn't directed and concentrated like in a chamber, the bullet doesn't really travel more than a few feet, and at a tiny fraction of its velocity out of a gun. A .22 is even quieter than a basic firecracker, kind of disappointing actually.

Is it steel also,check with magnet

I thought 9 with 00 buck not triple buck at 2¾ was the norm? Increase from .33 to .36 and you'll reduce the shot load for sure unless you step up to magnum! 3 inch magnum are sexy, but they kick harder. Make you're choice! A 2¾ 00 buck or slug will do what you need it to do, but shoot your shotgun. Learn how it handles.

Frogs are amazing to see! I love seeing all the wildlife when I'm out and about. I would guess "Wood Frog" but may also be one of many types of "Spring Peeper" but who knows, I'm no frog expert! haha They are fun to see though. The boy inside was wishing an ant would walk by. Mike.🐸👍

It looks comfortable...

Great shooting guys!

I always wondered if it really worked or not, Thanks Roger. I have some primed cases that have been in WD-40 for about 3 years now... I think they're safe now. Great demo.