I'm trying to understand what you find so complicated about this whole process. Maybe you could find a bullet making video made for kids with someone explaining every step to you.
I'm a 35 yr tool and die veteran... I've built machinery from air craft to car parts to ammo machines! Been retired for 7 yr's now and I still miss it daily!
> When you read articles about financial freedom, you may hear people talk over and over again about how they spend next to nothing to be able to retire at a younger age like 30. Instead, they may have already achieved financial freedom and boast about how frugal they were in order to retire well before the typical retirement age.
Planning for retirement, or even financial freedom, is a marathon and not a race, as the saying goes. Breaking your financial independence goals into small pieces can help you stay on track while making the process a little more manageable and hopefully a little less stressful. Even if you are starting small, the important thing is to start. The investment creates a safe haven for the future. Everyone needs it so you don't go bankrupt when you stop working
It really amaze me how i made it from living an average life to earing huge profit every month. all thanks to Sherman Williams Trading.. I don 't know how he does it but he definitely makes it possible, I believe in him..
Yeah that's true and investment creates a safe haven for the future, It's rare these days to get a profitable source to invest it. Is Sherman Williams Trading that good?
In the scale of 1 to 10 I'm going to give 8 just because no one is perfect in the trading zone but when it comes to making profits.... believe me when i say he came surprise you when you list expect.
Sherman Williams Trading is the best you can ever think of, I have made fantastic profits every month since I started investing with him. My net worth is currently $78k and I continue to make more profits not to mention the business ideals it offers and helps you grow your business.
I am equally interested in all machinery in this factory as for their final produce - an ammunition. I can't watch a video like this without thinking about the people who conceived, designed and produced the entire machines, wrote the software and conected all those pieces of cutting-edge technology in a production line in wich every single machine has to work synchronized with next to others in order to complete all the tasks in a specific and most efficient way to massively makings any of products - here is the word about the ammunition factory. The fence around production line is to prevent people from messing with all those fine tuned machines up..
I’ve worked at a lot of factories and that stuff is interesting for the first few months. Then you realize that, even if you went to 6 years of school, you would at best just be qualified to identify broken parts and make adjustments to the machinery.
this is an immaculate ammunition factory, I work for one of the largest and oldest ones in the US and at least the machines I work with look to be nearly as old as the company this all looks to be very modern equipment. I have used their ammo and next to ours is my favorite.
@@Melanrick Millions of rounds. The one I work at puts out Hundreds of Thousands in a shift depending on if the machines don't break down. I am just an assembler, I stand in awe at the knowledge and expertise of the long time employees who run the gun powder ballet nightly. I call these key people "The Ammunition Godz"! Line leads, set ups and supervisors. Tim do you work in Idaho by any chance?
I belong to Afghanistan, and I am a 21-year-old MBBS student at PAK International Medical College in Pakistan. I have some advice for youngsters all over the world. I saw various situations in my life, such as seeing half-human bodies, exposed human brains after missile attacks, different types of ammunition, battles, and drone attacks. Despite these experiences, I am not afraid of any situation. However, I advise everyone not to be interested in these things. Our world needs love, peace, and happiness. While watching a video on bullet manufacturing, tears comes in my eyes because I know the destructive power of a small bullet. Instead, we should focus on love, our families, our responsibilities, education, and developing good character. It is important that we help one another. There is an adverb that states, "Blood is not cleaned with blood; blood is cleaned with water." If someone hurts you, you can change them with love rather than seeking revenge. The divisions based on religion, such as Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, or divisions based on nationality, such as Israel, Palestine, black, white, Arab, or non-Arab, are insignificant. The most important thing is our common humanity. I implore you all to embrace this understanding. Please, let us work towards a world filled with love, peace, and happiness.
There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. The only question is: How do we arm the other eleven?
I once dated a sweet girl whose older brother was a machine design engineer. I met him just a few times during the holidays. He was very quiet, earned a very big paycheck and always seemed to be thinking of something.
Must be a Genetic Makeup. I love finding out how things work and making them better. At a Party I'm the one in the corner. Dance, you got to be kidding...
Amazing. I love all these amazing machines! Interesting: freeze at 4:49 and bottom left of screen, among the group of cartridges with green dye around the primers, is one that missed being primed! Just somehow spotted it out of the corner of my eye. Can't happen that often, yet captured here.
...You know, watching this absolutely plastered on whiskey and brandy is a soul-searching journey all on its own. But thats just me. Dont mind me, Im just rambling in the corner.
@@kevincrossland1898 Ikr. I stocked up on primers, cases, powder and Berry Bullets years ago. Now I'm stocking up on lead again since I cast my own bullets. Started reloading back in 2012 and never let up. I still have hundreds of rounds in 9mm, .223 and 44 magnums dating back to 2014, 2015 and 2016. I only go to the range to test out new casted bullets and powder combinations. Just had a Lil Gun gun powder order from Midway USA, arrived today. Better to have than to need, than to need and not have.
Sellier and Bellot make some of the best ammo I have ever shot. Their pistol ammo is super clean and even their cheap 6.5 Creedmoor ammo is amazing stuff.
It is wild how you have built the planet to make sure that the product is just right for each one of those things. This just shows how people who can build anything if they can engineer this kind of stuff. I believe that the USA can do anything they can think of. I was just amazed at what the people can do and build and make it look so easy, but I know better than that it took hard work. Well done men and women who are doing well 👏 keep up the good work.
Not surprising since demand is higher than it’s ever been for about 14 months now. There have also been record setting pew-pew sales in that same timespan, not to mention quite a few first time buyers.
There’s an adjustment knob you panned over without fixing it to the correct position. It labeled production speed, what you gotta do is turn that knob till it reads eleven. This is a special setting for this machine. All others only go to 10.
@@footrot17 there are alot of workers there. I work in a robotic assembly plant. There are alot of things that cannot be automated and will require humans to do.
Sellier-Bellot make very good high quality ammunition that I have been using for years here in the US. The .222 in 50 grain shoot exceptionally well in my Sako.
@@dbmail545 Atesci is a Turkish manufacturer. Maybe S&B is using Turkish equipment? The engineering looks pretty good, and the factory is very clean. Correction: looks like the video has several different factories.
Strictly speaking, this video is about moving items between the machines rather than different aspects of manufacturing process. Lots of information is not shown.
Around the 8:30 mark it starts saying what some of the steps are. Everything before that mark isn't very helpful in understanding the process. I'd still like a better description of how the bullets themselves are formed, including how they are jacketed.
İ think this plant basically deaigned bu ateşçi Turkey. They have full turn key solution to produce finished rounds. İt is better to visit their web site ör TH-cam channel
Each step is actually labeled when the footage starts and this is obviously mostly for folks who know a bit about the process first. The reason why it seems confusing is that this is actually many different production lines. When the music changes you're looking at an unrelated new operation. The video is actually impeccably filmed and put together but if you're new to reloading and not just watching this for asmr, slow it down and read the titles. Most of the terms are self evident if you know the parts of a cartridge.
pretty cool, at some points it shows the feeder bowls, (3:28, 3:37, 5:50, and 7:15) thats what I build for my job. Similar to those but not exact, we build a different style of bowls, and run a lot higher rate. I actually just got done with a job I built that feeds, 6.5 creeds, 308, and 30-06 at 200+ a minute. Ive done a ton of other bowls for ammo though, from .22, to .50cal, primers, and live ammo.
@@rodneyhorsley8601 Seventy million new gun owners since March. If each bought 2 boxes of ammo, that's 140 million boxes. Multiply that by 50 rounds and you have 7 billion rounds. Then there are the long-time shooters who really stocking up. Of course there is a shortage. Manufacturers don't have that kind of capacity in addition to the contracts they must fulfill for the military, police, and other agencies that carry weapons. It is simple supply and demand.
My thoughts exactly! There also seems to be a lot of inefficiencies in most of the processes, lots of places where parts are all lined up orderly then haphazardly dumped into a bin or box, where you know they'll have to be reoriented all over again. I just kept thinking: there's gotta be a better way!
@@derekbigpowers1993 Everything I said is true. Everyone else seems to recognize there are performance & efficiency problems in the video. Everyone knows faster, better & more efficient machinery exists, certainly in other industries.
@@CommunismiEstCacas Definitely, nuclear armed nation's don't get invaded,I'll bet that of Ukraine had not given up their nuclear weapons, Putin would not have invaded.
God gave us all the resources to enjoy life on earth, but we used it to destroyed ourselves. Why? We only live for about 80 years on earth can't we love and enjoy instead we're so mean, greedy, selfish, and wicked. Pure love Jesus saves 🙏🏽
In my military career (both the Navy and the Army)…I must have fired over 100k rounds of ammo and cleaned my weapon (Army) more times than I can count. In the Navy we had GMG’s that cleaned them for us. 🙂
@@destinyrpga8118 our defense spending is more the some nations entire GDP. I burned up a lot of ammo when I was in, 5.56, 7.62. 45ACP, 9mm, 40mm and even some 12ga in our pump shotguns.
Enjoyable process to watch bullets being produced. I have to question as to why there is no true “match” 22 ammunition made in the USA. There was a time that Federal did make a “match” 22 rimfire cartridge and designated it as 711um. This bullet was used during the Olympics and performed wonderfully.
4:33 .. is the factory in Turkey or that machine Turkish made because it ateşçi means fire'er / fire bearer / thing or person that makes or works with fire. And I'd chalk it up to coincidence but it's using the ş /ç correctly Edit apparently a Turkish engineering / machine company. The machine is made by them. Not sure if the company is Turkish or just contracted Ateşçi to make machines for their factory
Thanks, just saw the intro of "Lord of War" and had to compare it to the real process. I still wonder under which circumstances the pointy tip of one cartridge can set of the cap of another cartridge?
This video is the best. I like hearing the sounds~it makes it feel realistic. Ive looked for other manufacture type videos; i feel they will be relaxing to watch. But they cut the sound, have narrators, and worstly, put annoying music. Thank you for your video. I subscribed and am excited to watch your other videos.
The Machinery shown is from Atesci, a Turkish company, that supplies individual machines or whole plants, keys in hand The horizontal Transfer system ( Manurhin initial design) is more versatile than rotary SCAMP type systems.
From statistics I've heard (100,000 fired per hit in Vietnam), none of these shown in the video would make a hit if war were to go down and they were used. Not sure if I believe 100,000 though. Even counting training.
back in 1976 i heard from someone it was 1 for every 400 rounds in terms of combat. since the average cartridge load carried by each soldier was 460 rounds of 5.56 everybody was running out. don't know/ wasn't there ? best luck to all.
@@nancybarnes29 sounds like a believable figure. Project Salvo philosophy was the biggest factor in hits is the number of shots fired, thus the "poodleshooter" sized cartridges. Unless I understand it wrong, most are used providing cover or maintaining fire superiority(just keep them ducking.) So 400 goes quickly
Hard to create new jobs when this showcases exactly why we don't do alot of manufacturing in America. Machines simply do it better. And very little human help is needed once a shop is setup.
There are a lot of efficiency gaps at least with the first part of manufacturing (such large spaces between machines). I can understand having gaps later in the process where the priming cap or gun powder is added, but why in the beginning?
I work maintenance in a factory. God I wish everything was so clean and so much room to move around in a towmotor. Lol I move 1 ton molds where i have to lift them in the air just i can make it through the isle.
Perhaps you'd like to watch a car manufacturing vid, and wonder how many people will be killed (and many, many more maimed and crippled!) in road crashes.
This would have been a LOT more interesting if they had showed the process in some sort of logical order.
And explained it
@@Jes9119 With one of the How It's Made narrators with the snarky jokes and puns.
I'm trying to understand what you find so complicated about this whole process. Maybe you could find a bullet making video made for kids with someone explaining every step to you.
@@jasonlyle3818
go play warzone kid
@@jasonlyle3818 agreed, i mean i figured what is what at the second i see it.
Go open some books morons
My hat always goes off to those making machines that make stuf. Not just bullets but the entire 'How It's Made' world.
I'm a 35 yr tool and die veteran... I've built machinery from air craft to car parts to ammo machines! Been retired for 7 yr's now and I still miss it daily!
Absolutely it's amazing what some people are capable of.
@@cliffchilders5820 that’s pretty interesting
@@cliffchilders5820 if you miss it why don't you go back at it?
You have a hat ??
I’m so glad I bought one of these ammo plants before the shortage! Life saver.
@Quintavious Pearson ?
@Quintavious Pearson you need some ammo?
Can I buy some?
LOL
@@mikerobertammo6272 Ammo man
@@TheBeefSlayer I can't tell if your serious but if you are whats the company name I'd live to get some ammo if you got some
> When you read articles about financial freedom, you may hear people talk over and over again about how they spend next to nothing to be able to retire at a younger age like 30. Instead, they may have already achieved financial freedom and boast about how frugal they were in order to retire well before the typical retirement age.
Planning for retirement, or even financial freedom, is a marathon and not a race, as the saying goes. Breaking your financial independence goals into small pieces can help you stay on track while making the process a little more manageable and hopefully a little less stressful. Even if you are starting small, the important thing is to start.
The investment creates a safe haven for the future. Everyone needs it so you don't go bankrupt when you stop working
It really amaze me how i made it from living an average life to earing huge profit every month. all thanks to Sherman Williams Trading.. I don 't know how he does it but he definitely makes it possible, I believe in him..
Yeah that's true and investment creates a safe haven for the future, It's rare these days to get a profitable source to invest it. Is Sherman Williams Trading that good?
In the scale of 1 to 10 I'm going to give 8 just because no one is perfect in the trading zone but when it comes to making profits.... believe me when i say he came surprise you when you list expect.
Sherman Williams Trading is the best you can ever think of, I have made fantastic profits every month since I started investing with him.
My net worth is currently $78k and I continue to make more profits not to mention the business ideals it offers and helps you grow your business.
“Something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear”
"there's a man with a gun over there"
"Telling me, I got to beware."
@@obviouspseudonym9345 You better stop , children
"There's battle lines being drawn"
@@ConcernedCitizen1957
Nobody's right if everybody's wrong
I am equally interested in all machinery in this factory as for their final produce - an ammunition. I can't watch a video like this without thinking about the people who conceived, designed and produced the entire machines, wrote the software and conected all those pieces of cutting-edge technology in a production line in wich every single machine has to work synchronized with next to others in order to complete all the tasks in a specific and most efficient way to massively makings any of products - here is the word about the ammunition factory. The fence around production line is to prevent people from messing with all those fine tuned machines up..
also safety, the fence stops workers from going to areas they shouldnt, machinery like this can squash people like bugs
.
I’ve worked at a lot of factories and that stuff is interesting for the first few months. Then you realize that, even if you went to 6 years of school, you would at best just be qualified to identify broken parts and make adjustments to the machinery.
I’m the same way, so many unsung heroes that make modern life possible!
As far as I could see, and I wasn't looking for electronics, it was all mechanical with some on and off electricity.
this is an immaculate ammunition factory, I work for one of the largest and oldest ones in the US and at least the machines I work with look to be nearly as old as the company this all looks to be very modern equipment. I have used their ammo and next to ours is my favorite.
i work at one also that has machines from the 40's. they seem to run far better then most of the modern stuff.
Do you know how much ammo a factory like that could output in lets say a week?
@@Melanrick Millions of rounds. The one I work at puts out Hundreds of Thousands in a shift depending on if the machines don't break down. I am just an assembler, I stand in awe at the knowledge and expertise of the long time employees who run the gun powder ballet nightly. I call these key people "The Ammunition Godz"! Line leads, set ups and supervisors. Tim do you work in Idaho by any chance?
@@SanitysVoid No Im in the midwest
❤
I belong to Afghanistan, and I am a 21-year-old MBBS student at PAK International Medical College in Pakistan. I have some advice for youngsters all over the world. I saw various situations in my life, such as seeing half-human bodies, exposed human brains after missile attacks, different types of ammunition, battles, and drone attacks. Despite these experiences, I am not afraid of any situation. However, I advise everyone not to be interested in these things. Our world needs love, peace, and happiness. While watching a video on bullet manufacturing, tears comes in my eyes because I know the destructive power of a small bullet. Instead, we should focus on love, our families, our responsibilities, education, and developing good character. It is important that we help one another. There is an adverb that states, "Blood is not cleaned with blood; blood is cleaned with water." If someone hurts you, you can change them with love rather than seeking revenge. The divisions based on religion, such as Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, or divisions based on nationality, such as Israel, Palestine, black, white, Arab, or non-Arab, are insignificant. The most important thing is our common humanity. I implore you all to embrace this understanding. Please, let us work towards a world filled with love, peace, and happiness.
They can send me a few thousand test samples I'll check them for quality control.
ok
That's what I'm saying!
@@lostpockets2227 until one explodes
@SUBJECT M01 it's been a month, rip 😔
@@JohnDoe-fr1id just put a thumb in it!
worked for kentucky ballistics
There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. The only question is: How do we arm the other eleven?
Lord of War
Spears and bow and arrows
Lol 300 million in the USA alone 😉
i will bet those numbers are low.
why do we arm them? who wants armed slaves...
for one to prosper other one needs to suffer, and one unable to fight will endure so much more.
I once dated a sweet girl whose older brother was a machine design engineer. I met him just a few times during the holidays. He was very quiet, earned a very big paycheck and always seemed to be thinking of something.
His brain is a machine
Because he is constantly analysing , and deconstructing things in his mind.
"He need some milk"
Machine designer here. My wife always laughs quietly beside me saying I keep talking to myself.
Must be a Genetic Makeup. I love finding out how things work and making them better. At a Party I'm the one in the corner. Dance, you got to be kidding...
Amazing. I love all these amazing machines! Interesting: freeze at 4:49 and bottom left of screen, among the group of cartridges with green dye around the primers, is one that missed being primed! Just somehow spotted it out of the corner of my eye. Can't happen that often, yet captured here.
Several are missing primers, or the green sealant usually used on them.
فیلم سکسی
Awww how freedom seeds are made. Need more freedom seed farms stat!!
...You know, watching this absolutely plastered on whiskey and brandy is a soul-searching journey all on its own. But thats just me. Dont mind me, Im just rambling in the corner.
Based on what I've seen this process is at a standstill! Must be stockpiling it until the prices go through the stratosphere.
Quite the opposite. Ammo manufacturing is through the roof. Demand is what's through the roof.
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What?
The new form of gun control is making ammo impossible to get
Do you own shares yet?
Literally printing money right there
I agree
Power come thru it's
.
Now I'm thinking about homemade ammunition.
@@horusdaog as someone who reloads, good luck getting primers
@@kevincrossland1898 Ikr. I stocked up on primers, cases, powder and Berry Bullets years ago. Now I'm stocking up on lead again since I cast my own bullets. Started reloading back in 2012 and never let up. I still have hundreds of rounds in 9mm, .223 and 44 magnums dating back to 2014, 2015 and 2016. I only go to the range to test out new casted bullets and powder combinations. Just had a Lil Gun gun powder order from Midway USA, arrived today. Better to have than to need, than to need and not have.
Sellier and Bellot make some of the best ammo I have ever shot. Their pistol ammo is super clean and even their cheap 6.5 Creedmoor ammo is amazing stuff.
It is wild how you have built the planet to make sure that the product is just right for each one of those things.
This just shows how people who can build anything if they can engineer this kind of stuff.
I believe that the USA can do anything they can think of.
I was just amazed at what the people can do and build and make it look so easy, but I know better than that it took hard work.
Well done men and women who are doing well 👏 keep up the good work.
*MOST SATISFYING, BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ON TH-cam.*
school threat alert
@@user-mh8lu 39 more like alert the workplace going postal now
And yet, store shelves have been empty for months.
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@@spangy8405 your video doent put ammo in my guns
@@lieutenantdan417 that’s your own responsibility snow flake. Next times it’s cheap stock up so you can laugh like me at all the panic buying morons
Not surprising since demand is higher than it’s ever been for about 14 months now. There have also been record setting pew-pew sales in that same timespan, not to mention quite a few first time buyers.
When the government tries to take back all the guns the people will have an endless supply of bullets to say no way
Can't not see how totally amazing these machines, processes and materials are. Definitely Modern Marvels stuff from start to finish.
I wish my re-loader worked this fast.. he he he.
he he he
@@lostpockets2227 ha ha ha
I wish I had a reloader.
There’s an adjustment knob you panned over without fixing it to the correct position. It labeled production speed, what you gotta do is turn that knob till it reads eleven. This is a special setting for this machine. All others only go to 10.
This actually got my interest. I want to work there for uhhhhh. "Reasons".
Work there? Did you see any workers.
@@footrot17 there are alot of workers there. I work in a robotic assembly plant. There are alot of things that cannot be automated and will require humans to do.
Sellier-Bellot make very good high quality ammunition that I have been using for years here in the US. The .222 in 50 grain shoot exceptionally well in my Sako.
I love their ammo too.. top quality
From the info this is an S&B plant in the Czech Republic. The Czechs are some clever and motivated workers. Just wish S&B made 5.45x39 ammo.
yeah, I use their 6.5x55 myself
@@trentonjennings9105 I do love the 6.5 Swedish. such a fine caliber from 1894.
@@dbmail545 Atesci is a Turkish manufacturer. Maybe S&B is using Turkish equipment? The engineering looks pretty good, and the factory is very clean.
Correction: looks like the video has several different factories.
People sometimes ask me if I won the lottery what would I spend the money on... I could do with a bullet factory.
Definitely more complicated than what's shown on Lord of War for a 7.62 bullet
That was Soviet era
Dude imagine how they made 7.62x54r
Those sockets probably just slapped some metal together can created a behemoth of a round
The guys who make machinery like this are my heros.
would be nice if there were a narration of what the machines are doing
Naaa would spoil the beauty of it all sometimes the best stories are told in scilence
They're obviously making ammunition.
i agree
Lord of War, anyone? 😁
Strictly speaking, this video is about moving items between the machines rather than different aspects of manufacturing process. Lots of information is not shown.
Wait till set up my ammo factory MADE IN USA only the BEST. Cannot wait to get this equipment.
Make more and make it faster! We’re gonna need it!
no
For what
@@bossisalwaysright5654 think about it! Considering your name!
@Hello Dennis Gray, Nice meeting you , How are you doing?
Wild to think of where these will all end up.
I wish I had the money to open an ammunition factory.
Why?
i wish i had the people, to close a {} factory
Please send all those primers to my house!
Modern mass manufacture is fascinating:) and I don't just mean bullets.
You make them so fast! But you have so few!! 🤣
The engineering of the assembly machines is impressive
Around the 8:30 mark it starts saying what some of the steps are. Everything before that mark isn't very helpful in understanding the process. I'd still like a better description of how the bullets themselves are formed, including how they are jacketed.
İ think this plant basically deaigned bu ateşçi Turkey. They have full turn key solution to produce finished rounds. İt is better to visit their web site ör TH-cam channel
I cried the whole time... its just so beautiful... (queue the people who don't grasp sarcasm)
😭👍 im still crying its been a week .
🤤🤤🤤😭😫😭😫🥺 so beautiful!
Your factory process is very good
What is being done by/ in each machine? Very hard to follow. Too fast, and need more slow-mo and explanations of each process.
Each step is actually labeled when the footage starts and this is obviously mostly for folks who know a bit about the process first. The reason why it seems confusing is that this is actually many different production lines. When the music changes you're looking at an unrelated new operation.
The video is actually impeccably filmed and put together but if you're new to reloading and not just watching this for asmr, slow it down and read the titles. Most of the terms are self evident if you know the parts of a cartridge.
8:27 LINKA 5 ? This is factoryin the Czech republic ? Or machine made in CR ???
pretty cool, at some points it shows the feeder bowls, (3:28, 3:37, 5:50, and 7:15) thats what I build for my job. Similar to those but not exact, we build a different style of bowls, and run a lot higher rate. I actually just got done with a job I built that feeds, 6.5 creeds, 308, and 30-06 at 200+ a minute. Ive done a ton of other bowls for ammo though, from .22, to .50cal, primers, and live ammo.
What manufacturer?
These are more beautiful than a diamond
And more deadly than the diamond
Sellier & Bellot nice stuff .
All these tech/machinery & resources for manufacturing product that let us better killing off each other is just amazing
It has to be government controlled, ain't no way we should have an Ammo shortage.
Happens every 4 years
@@rodneyhorsley8601 Seventy million new gun owners since March. If each bought 2 boxes of ammo, that's 140 million boxes. Multiply that by 50 rounds and you have 7 billion rounds. Then there are the long-time shooters who really stocking up. Of course there is a shortage. Manufacturers don't have that kind of capacity in addition to the contracts they must fulfill for the military, police, and other agencies that carry weapons. It is simple supply and demand.
@@TommyStuffNow
Couldn't of said it better myself Tom!
@@TommyStuffNow a man of good logic
No wonder theres a shortage. Hope to God this is in slow-mo.
Right with ya. So painfully slow... Every other manufacturing is done at blinding speeds... This is pitiful.
My thoughts exactly! There also seems to be a lot of inefficiencies in most of the processes, lots of places where parts are all lined up orderly then haphazardly dumped into a bin or box, where you know they'll have to be reoriented all over again. I just kept thinking: there's gotta be a better way!
@@TheBuddyLama design a better one. Oh wait, you can’t.
@@derekbigpowers1993 Everything I said is true. Everyone else seems to recognize there are performance & efficiency problems in the video. Everyone knows faster, better & more efficient machinery exists, certainly in other industries.
@@TheBuddyLama Prove it.
S&B ammo is some of the highest quality for the price. Very consistent and not anemic at all like other brands
I really like S&B
Granted I’m not a match shooter so I’ve never spent days charting groups and etc. but I’m happy with the results out of my firearms
Thank you so much for making the animal to protect America we need more companies like you
This is an excellent video!
bonjour magnifique vidéo sur la fabrication de munition merci de se partage cordialement
Taiwan needs to have alot of these factories underground, or deep inside the mountains
Taiwan needs nukes.
@@CommunismiEstCacas Definitely, nuclear armed nation's don't get invaded,I'll bet that of Ukraine had not given up their nuclear weapons, Putin would not have invaded.
My bullet plant isn't growing, how often do I need to water it?
9mm, .223 and 5.56 need to get to work! Lol they must be on vacation.
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بہت پیاری وڈیو بنائ ہیں ۔ اور اچھی ترتیب سے بنائ ہے۔
God gave us all the resources to enjoy life on earth, but we used it to destroyed ourselves. Why? We only live for about 80 years on earth can't we love and enjoy instead we're so mean, greedy, selfish, and wicked. Pure love Jesus saves 🙏🏽
Wow, i turned 80 a couplie of months ago. I love and enjoy reloading cartridges and firing them in my many different guns. Pure love to me.
With all these beautiful machines why no primer available ? Something rotten?
In my military career (both the Navy and the Army)…I must have fired over 100k rounds of ammo and cleaned my weapon (Army) more times than I can count. In the Navy we had GMG’s that cleaned them for us. 🙂
Your army has to be rich af. In my country they let us shoot one time at month during traning
Shooting and not cleaning? That sounds awesome
I love cleaning guns but I don’t care if it isn’t as clean as the throne Jesus sits on.
@@destinyrpga8118 our defense spending is more the some nations entire GDP. I burned up a lot of ammo when I was in, 5.56, 7.62. 45ACP, 9mm, 40mm and even some 12ga in our pump shotguns.
One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen.
Looks like all new machinery.
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Ateşçi company of turkey. made in türkiye💪🏽💪🏽 Strong Army. Strong Türkiye
I'd like to see what an ammo factory 100 years ago looked like.
Enjoyable process to watch bullets being produced. I have to question as to why there is no true “match” 22 ammunition made in the USA. There was a time that Federal did make a “match” 22 rimfire cartridge and designated it as 711um. This bullet was used during the Olympics and performed wonderfully.
I used that stuff and miss it. My guess is that it was being sold at a loss to kick-start the market, but never did so and was discontinued.
"match"
Still have about a case stashed away. Terrific stuff if it was well matched to your particular rifle.
what every shooter needs there very own munitions factory .
This mfg'r plant is so pristine and spotless, very impressive!
i saw no-gloves handling
4:33 .. is the factory in Turkey or that machine Turkish made because it ateşçi means fire'er / fire bearer / thing or person that makes or works with fire.
And I'd chalk it up to coincidence but it's using the ş /ç correctly
Edit apparently a Turkish engineering / machine company. The machine is made by them. Not sure if the company is Turkish or just contracted Ateşçi to make machines for their factory
Its beautiful
It’s not a bullet factory. It is an ammunition production facility. Bullets are just one of four components in the manufacture of a cartridge.
Seems very slow for that type of production and the quality of machines.
I think they've slowed down the video to where you can see the process. In real life it's a blur.
Thanks, just saw the intro of "Lord of War" and had to compare it to the real process. I still wonder under which circumstances the pointy tip of one cartridge can set of the cap of another cartridge?
اللهم صلى وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وسلم تسليما
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Which company machines more better for ammunition manufacturing
This video is the best. I like hearing the sounds~it makes it feel realistic. Ive looked for other manufacture type videos; i feel they will be relaxing to watch. But they cut the sound, have narrators, and worstly, put annoying music. Thank you for your video. I subscribed and am excited to watch your other videos.
In a zombie apocalypse noone ever talks about that they would take over a bullet factory. That's a big brain move
The video reminds me of the life of a bullet from the opening of Lord of War.
Those cartridges look so beautiful.
I'm wondering if some of those go off accidentally at times, dropping like that doesn't look safe at all
It's almost impossible to make a cartridge detonate just by dropping it.
I just started dropping would be a quality issue probably not
The primers used in gun cartridges are designed to be relatively insensitive. That's why it takes a very strong strike to ignite them.
See all those big fancy machines, that's what took your jobs.
How to manufacture" FREEDOM"
Such a beautiful sight. Makes me want to buy another 1000 rounds.
If you are so modern, why I had to wait for ammo almost one month in country you have this super modern factory? 🇨🇿 I know why 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 first.
because crazy people believing crazy politicians are hoarding ammunition.
Every day I ask from God, why did he made me as a gun enthusiast in country that have strict gun laws.
Fully automated! Sooo awesome!
The Machinery shown is from Atesci, a Turkish company, that supplies individual machines or whole plants, keys in hand
The horizontal Transfer system ( Manurhin initial design) is more versatile than rotary SCAMP type systems.
The machinery is simply astounding.
So where can I buy stocks? Seems to be a good in light of stuff happening :(
From statistics I've heard (100,000 fired per hit in Vietnam), none of these shown in the video would make a hit if war were to go down and they were used. Not sure if I believe 100,000 though. Even counting training.
back in 1976 i heard from someone it was 1 for every 400 rounds in terms of combat. since the average cartridge load carried by each soldier was 460 rounds of 5.56 everybody was running out. don't know/ wasn't there ? best luck to all.
@@nancybarnes29 sounds like a believable figure. Project Salvo philosophy was the biggest factor in hits is the number of shots fired, thus the "poodleshooter" sized cartridges. Unless I understand it wrong, most are used providing cover or maintaining fire superiority(just keep them ducking.) So 400 goes quickly
@@themadasshatter1088 Your right, troops set a base of fire to keep opposing troops pinned down while other units maneuver to flank.
@@brianblack546 Suppression fire.
Hard to create new jobs when this showcases exactly why we don't do alot of manufacturing in America. Machines simply do it better. And very little human help is needed once a shop is setup.
Send me some them primers
Very interesting. It's highly automated.
There are a lot of efficiency gaps at least with the first part of manufacturing (such large spaces between machines). I can understand having gaps later in the process where the priming cap or gun powder is added, but why in the beginning?
5:31 our match precision ammo is hand made and carefully selected giving you the most consistent shot to shot confidence available.
😂😂😂😂
Employe needed only for packing and moving. This owners are earning a lot.
*That kind of vidéo is not,incitation to hate for youtube ,amazing*
Reminds me of the intro to Lord of War
I work maintenance in a factory. God I wish everything was so clean and so much room to move around in a towmotor. Lol I move 1 ton molds where i have to lift them in the air just i can make it through the isle.
I wonder how many lives the bullets from this factory take every year
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Far less then they save
Perhaps you'd like to watch a car manufacturing vid, and wonder how many people will be killed (and many, many more maimed and crippled!) in road crashes.