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How do you know they're 8mm (or 7.92 or 7.96 or whatever) when they're not marked? I'm afraid to put strange rounds in my K98.

I HATE bears! bears, sharks, lions, tigers, crocodiles, alligators and whatever those hairy things with a million legs that run on the walls of a house. if I was in charge I would have the military go to work on the problem.

I had this happen to me in BC - the poor cinnamon bear died 🥲 it was awful

People. IT’S A FUCKING BEAR, not a poodle!

And when you don't have an adjustable fitting?

I'm gonna have to remember that for next time. Last time I just used brute force and twisted the end (not fun with oily hands).

LMAO

Greetings, I have a question, is it the same procedure on the Yugo m48 Mauser, is it the same removal process?

Poor bear….

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You’re the man for getting this info out! Has saved me twice now, I’ll never forget that cocking piece notch, with 8mm Mauser the lip just wasn’t enough but a 7.62x54r round with a lip worked great. Thanks again and God bless you!

A war rifle needs a man to handle it not a bitch. Unfortunately, I was handling my M48 like a bitch until I saw this. Thanks a lot man. I was so desperate.

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Poor driving, she was spaced out. She totally had time to slow down.

No reaction ! Sleeping ?

As asked before do you by chance know how to make the large tool you were using? At least what materials were used to make it?

Brakes?

Very good sir, have got similar from a mosin nagant pu and a no4 but using handloads for the russian,was genuinely surprised thinking that 3-4moa is good going with a rifle from that era

I've had this happen, and always used the piece-of-wood-against-the-sear method. I too wondered what that slot in the cocking piece was for. THANK YOU for this video!

Wow, that's awesome knowledge for you to share, and it saved my bacon at the range today. Thanks so much!

no, you did NOT flinch. I watched....

lovely pronunciation

Finnower was one of the top makers of ammo for the German army. I had some 1936 and it was accurate, but many hang fires in box of 300

Reall enjoyed this video, hope you may find or viewer donate some ww2 ammo so that you might do some further testing. I have some trouble the the flinch bug in occasion so don't feel bad.

Schweres Spitzgeschoss, now that's what i call some proper pronunciation :D

What is that garbage she is listening

surprising decent group in spite of the hang fires

What a great song

bear go weeeee

honestly metal as fuck

You can easily disassemble it in any position of safety. Stop whining

Great video, this method where the whole case is inside the cylinder that pressurizes is new to me, I will have to give it a go, I have made a video of another method that I have used for like 15 000 berdan primed cases to deprime them but this looks interesting, I tried the water method where the piston is inside the case but all the cases deformed severely so I decided to go with the punch method instead with the military 7.62X53R brass.

Зачем выкладывать такие видео........носятся по трассам на авто,им всё равно,кто попадет под их колеса.....животное или человек......вы хуже зверей.....

It looks like she sped up

Thank you man, was great help for me, God bless.

Those 8/63mm Swedish cases can be used to make 7.5 Swiss. Cut for length and run through a 7.5 Swiss die.

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Esto es muy util para aprender de tu arma.

Yo tengo esta misma en nickel gracias. 😮

I am so dumb. Thanks.

Freaking life saver!!!!!!

The second method is much more practical. Thanks.

I used a 7.62x54R the rim makes it more easy then the 8mm

Good job, sir.

good advise on the bolt but never use a live round as a tool that's bad business safety first !!!

You're smarter than the average bear😂