Reloading Rifle for Beginners - Brass Prep 2 of 2 | Guns N' Reloads

In these videos, I will demonstrate my method of preparing rifle brass from range pickup to ready to load.
This video covers:
- Trimming to Length
- Chamfer and Deburring
- Wet Tumbling

[@EX22SNIPER]

I want you to know you're the only person on TH-cam that has explained step for step what you do for rifle brass and in order. I have seen all of these individually done but never had it explained that "hey, basic clean before you deprime" and I definitely haven't seen anyone using a dedicated decrimping tool. They mix it in with deburring. So thank you.

[@GunsNReloads]

Thank you very much! I'm glad the video was helpful!

[@mikebarriga]

Thanks man. I’m about to start reloading for the first time and I came here first. Now I need to figure out what to buy to get started.

[@johnspencer9231]

Thanks for your time. I appreciate the truer step by step process that you've shown. So many of the other "How to's" leave so much out that I've got as many questions about what's not shown as I get information about '"how to."

[@stephendallas8040]

Do you have to swage every caliber ? Or is it only for military brass ? 556 762 etc.

[@chrisiscoolsowhat]

you never reloaded...lol

[@GunsNReloads]

sorry, this was a brass prep video. I have videos on powder and bullet seating too if that's what you are looking for. Thanks for watching!

[@gregoryramstine4533]

Safety glasses?

[@GunsNReloads]

always a good idea, yes!

[@rorybinkerd1689]

The PMA Tool power adapter will work to allow Lyman or any 8/32 threaded tool to be used in a power drill without messing up the threads.

[@Yerevan1964]

No annealing?