Through job, The .338 mag is a hand full at the range and accuracy can be difficult because of the recoil, But, it's not a bench gun, it is a Hunting firearm. (Like this is in my Opinion dude) In regards to the Hornady concentric gauge, I found that you brass rim may have a dirty edge and the nose fixture has slop in it, the gauge does not give exact measurements with repeatably (Close, however not exact). However, it's close enough for standard factory's chamber and free bore. you would not be gaining anything tweaking your procedure or going out and getting precise seating dies. Still, what you have made there is an improvement over what you get off the shelves at the sporting goods store. Peace Bro - Dave
@@macman039reloading5 I like watching your videos, they are informative and done with correctness to the procedure of reloading, anyone starting out, or advanced in reloading should feel safe following what you do in your videos. you do a great job, keep it up Mackman. - Dave
Everyone should play this video before they start to reload for the day to make sure not to repeat the unedited mistakes. Keeping it real we've all been there. Thanks for your support to this wonderful sport hobby
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Im a fan of redundancy. Especially as a newby in reloading. Thank you.
i appreciate that you didn't edit the spill , will definitely help others to remember that i know the feeling.
I like to leave everything in, good and bad, it’s the best way to show everyone we all make mistakes
Nice work Macman
Thank you
Got to get that RCBS. Enjoyed it.
Yes it’s a great piece of equipment
Through job, The .338 mag is a hand full at the range and accuracy can be difficult because of the recoil, But, it's not a bench gun, it is a Hunting firearm. (Like this is in my Opinion dude) In regards to the Hornady concentric gauge, I found that you brass rim may have a dirty edge and the nose fixture has slop in it, the gauge does not give exact measurements with repeatably (Close, however not exact). However, it's close enough for standard factory's chamber and free bore. you would not be gaining anything tweaking your procedure or going out and getting precise seating dies. Still, what you have made there is an improvement over what you get off the shelves at the sporting goods store. Peace Bro - Dave
Thank you great info
@@macman039reloading5 I like watching your videos, they are informative and done with correctness to the procedure of reloading, anyone starting out, or advanced in reloading should feel safe following what you do in your videos. you do a great job, keep it up Mackman. - Dave
Thank you Dave I really appreciate that
Everyone should play this video before they start to reload for the day to make sure not to repeat the unedited mistakes. Keeping it real we've all been there. Thanks for your support to this wonderful sport hobby
50 % savings to start and better and better after each reuse. That's why we reload.
Yup that’s right
What is the name of that program that you are using to see the cost?
Reloaders Workshop