วีดีโอ

I like this clip because it does justice to the way the Mosin Carbines ACTUALLY sound in real life. (Owner of a 1943 Izhevsk M38 , here in Ireland).

I know an old video, but what fps do you push them to since both gas checked and powder coated?

cool hwhip.

I ordered this exact model and did a few upgrades. I replaced the factory black barrel bushing with a polished stainless steel extra thick flange barrel bushing with a matching extended recoil spring plug. The front of the gun looks extra sharp with the upgraded parts. A new pair of double diamond black G10 grips with stainless steel screws completed the upgrades. With a new Wilson Combat magazine, the pistol looks sharp.

Great video, very useful.

I think you supposed to turn counter clockwise

Can you stack 2 or 3 cases, measure them and then divide by number of cases in the stack?

It would be helpful for viewers to eliminate shooting a different caliber/rifle on the same target.

Excellent, thank you very much. Now I have confidence in cleaning my hand me down 9422M.

Nice job 💪🏽👍🏼 I went a little to heavy with the lemon juice when i did this ; the brass had a pink patina when they dried out I didn’t bother cleaning up my next batch just reloaded as is with my small lee loader ; they all went bang 😂

ต้องการดู ไม่ใช่ฟัง

Got about 5K to clean so this will help.

john where can I get that cool swing arm for your powder measure? I can't find it anywhere.

All revolvers get build up around the forcing cone area

On your gun is the word "Turkey" misspelled?

Grandfather is about to give me 2 never fired 9422 one is the trapper and one belonged to my dad he’s had them for over 30 years. Thanks for the video

Lee mentions "dwell time", apparently the time you keep the collet engaged, presumably to allow the brass neck to settle in for some time. Ever hear of that?

Very Nice, add a cheap $2 colander would speed it up. Any budget level Reloader can do this, trade time for $$.

Are all of the 5.56 Lake City rounds Berdan primed? Some of them? None of them? I have a buddy that lives an hour away from me and he called me last night and asked if I wanted a 5 gallon bucket full of once fired Lake City brass and I told him that I *Think* that I heard that all military brass was Berdan primed *OR* the primer was crimped in the case but if they are Berdan primed then I can't use them for anything but if the primers are crimped in then I could possibly use them but may have to buy a special die or some type of extra tool to get the primer out and another tool to undo, or straighten out the crimped primer and pocket? Would this Lee Universal Decapping Die take the primers out of a crimped primer pocket IF the military brass has a crimped primer and not a Berdan primer pocket? If this Lee decapping die won't work on a crimped primer pocket what tools/dies should I get to deal with a crimped primer pocket? Sorry for all of the dumb, beginner questions but I was diagnosed with tongue/throat/neck cancer on June 6th 2023 and went through 8 weeks of radiation and chemo which screwed my thyroid and kidneys all up and I need something to do that isn't strenuous and a 5 gallon bucket of free brass should be pretty easy to handle in my condition and at the same time keeping me occupied and not sitting around thinking about the worst case scenario concerning if my cancer treatment worked or not Thank you

Oh my. This is painfully slow and manual and it doesn't need to be. Get an Autodisk Pro and the Safety Prime system.

will it get you deprimer / sizer die drirty deprimeing befor you wash your brass or is that not a concern ....good vid...

small primers ae bit harder to set but it works like a charm. Fast enough and not expensive.

Thanks for the video, an thanks to those who replied because yall helped me, I did a polish job an guess I pushed the connector in with to much force resulting in a very hard trigger pull, I bent the connector out a little an now I'm back to a 5 1/2 to 5 pd trigger pull, so much better

If you have enough natural oil on your fingers to make a primer inert, you need to see a dermatologist ASAP.

Like you I love fixing and rebuilding firearms! The most challenging build I’ve EVER done was the 1911! Every single part had to be hand fit, filed and polished to perfection! But it was worth it!

Looks like crap, piss poor job. Don't.make any more worthless videos.

I took the Lee Lube and mixed two teaspoons in a 6 oz spray bottle with 91 percent alcohol. After mixing it up thoroughly and shaking it up, I made it into a spray. Works very well. Also, did the same to the RCBS-2 lube into spray. Both worked but the Lee I can use inside the case necks. I'm pretty stocked on Lee Lube for awhile now.

I got one a few months ago. Before I ever shot it the cylinder got the same kind of wear just turning it because it rubbed the loading gate. I emailed Ruger and they said they'd fix it but I decided it's not worth the trouble for me or them. I luckily got a pretty darn accurate one and it's very fun to shoot! You really can't beat them for the money.

Nice unboxing video! I heard that these had a picatinny rail in the box?

What's the purpose of the sping? My ak and sks have a similar rear sight without the sping.

Great video tutorial! Very descriptive. What brand of cleaning rod are you using if I may ask? I am tired of these cheap screw together rods that disappoint.

Great illustration. Thanks…

This video sucks as hard as the creator....if you're not going to show reassembly, don't put it in the title....loser.

Thanks I learned a lot

Thank you so much, I was wondering why I couldn't put it back together. Now I know you have to cock the hammer.

John, you wouldn't be on a certain other site would you ?

My wife also says you can never use to much lube ! 😁

I was going to do all this with my inheritated model 12. But i just soaked it in clp for 3 days then took it aprat used a nylon/brass brush, rags and compressed air. Seems to work extrmely smooth now. Need to go test(slam) fire it 😎

Nice video on this poorly named Lee die. It should be called the "Rifle flaring die" or just "Flaring die" IMHO. A expanding die to me, is The Lyman "M" die. Its patent appears to have run out after decades. Redding now has it as well on their NexGen and other dies. Lee has even introduced it in their new powder thru expander "M" style plugs in their powder thru expander dies. So Now we have more, and better options for a actual "expander die" for straight walled cases and pistol cases. To me a "expander die" goes all the way into a pistol case and also flares the mouth for cast bullet reloaders. The "M" style, 2 step Plug actually enlarges/ sizes the brass all the way thru where the bullet ends up after being pressed into place. This Lee die you are showing here for rifle cases, just flares the case mouth and really should be called a "flaring die." IMHO The "Expanding" has actually already been done by the center expander plug on your sizing die, on all rifle case die sets. I never will understand Why Lee misnamed that die.

Great thank you. I've been reloading.44 magnum with carbide dies, so the whole lubricant thing is new to me.

Remove the upper from the lower excessively this will solve the problem

Just ordered the non railed stainless 5" version today! It's a beautiful gun for the price!

You dont know how much you relieved my worry about taking my 1911 completely apart. I can take the slide out no problem but i have a hammer and trigger coming and wanted to see if there was anything that i was going to have to worry about while taking it apart but other then the pins with the spring for the safety i believe i will be a ok to do this but i will be watching as i go so i don't mess it up. Thank you for helping out with this video.

Got a 1943 Remington Rand recently and I'm a little hesitant to fully disassemble that beauty as I haven't worked on a 1911 yet. However, after watching this video, I'm more comfortable with the idea of ​​actually doing it. So, thanks for uploading this. 🤝🏻👍🏻

Horrible work...to much info for suck a simple job and the sight is facing the ground...gave some ideas on putting my sight but i thimk i can do so muck better.

Fine presentation and explanations! I'll be purchasing my first 1911 in April. It was nice to see your demo and explanations. Oh, nice work on you sear and grip safety. Thank you! I'm in the making to become a 1911 guy.

Wow,that is much simpler than the older version of the 22-45 . With my older oneI took more time to reassemble the pistol than it did to clean it.thank,s for the vidio.

Are you still making these stands

I need one of those powder stands