Got one, LOVE IT!

Everything in this video is spot on I have one apart on my bench right now, one thing left out is that the latch on the trigger guard has to go up in around the barrel latch in order to install and remove the barrel, it’s the trickiest part IMO been at it now over 40 minutes lol

I worked for the government for 32 years. The government can take some of the most simple objectives and turn it into a complete and utter mess. None of the people have ever been in business, they do not know what it takes to make money in business and they do not understand that their job depends on taxpayers. Many of these people honestly believe they know what is better for you than you do. Bottom line, they are not your friend and may become your enemy at some point. At the time of this writing, they displayed that they are not interested in your constitutional rights. Beware.

I'm sure you get a lot of comments so I won't be bummed if you don't respond, but I was watching an earlier video you made about the different bullets used for reloading. You mentioned there are some forums out there. Could you let us know which forum(s) you rely on for information about reloading, please? Thanks.

I’m just happy everyone is still alive after all of this.

Interesting I ran across this video looking for something else. Good video. Ive done about a dozen Savage barrel swaps and recently had one that it took every thing I had with a 4 foot breaker bar to get loose. It was screwed on so tight it galled the threads and then destroyed the barrel threads. Savage refuses to warranty it. I was removing the barrel on a customer gun to thread it for a muzzle brake and it was a short barrel to fit through my lathes headstock. I ended up carefully cleaning up the threads on the lathe and lots of thread filing. I found no evidence of thread locker on it so someone at Savage had to of torqued it beyond 100 ft lbs. Ridiculous

Good stuff 🇺🇸

What happens with squibbies all depends on tolerance of the barrel and diameter of the projectile. 2 weeks ago I had a squib and didn't know it due to having my ears on and fired a 2nd time. Both bullets shot out BUT small debris did come back smack me in the face. Mostly burned gun powder. The gun it happened with was a Taurus 627 .357 7 shot. Being new to reloading it was my first batch of 38/.357 rounds done on the low end of the scale per lyman manual.

what load were you using ?

The ONLY remedy. Well done..

Awesome video. Thank you. I was able to replace my old one which was worn down on one side.

Hola soy un seguidor y me gusta mucho tu información es así que gracias a tu demostraciones sombre chokes Rihno e tomado la decisión de comprar para mi Krieghoff K80, te quiero pedir si me podes ayudar con la cámara que se adopta en la escopeta y donde poder comprar, abrazo grande José de Argentina...

51°c is a little low for me 54°c perfect. But that does look incredible Great jib

Iwonder if that is a common problem everyone has with the lee bench primer???

Great vivdeo

It looks like a promotional video of slayer calls..Slayer calls are good but as compare to echo ... really

Bad info here. Find your lands, and run those Hornady's off the lands about .020" off the lands. Don't go by the book max OAL, like you are saying!!! Very bad advice. You should always know where those lands are, when you are loading every bullet you are working with. With most "hunting" style bullets, start at .020" off the lands for reliability, then load for OCW. For those that don't know what OCW is, that is optimum charge weight. That is where "working up" a load comes into play. This video is horrible, even though it is just for "Tim".

Great instructions!!!

So how did you settle on a load before seating depth? What was your seating depth for load development

Thanks!

OK. What has happened to this channel? You said you were moving to Rumble and you posted this video and one more on KZfaq and Rumble, then everything just stopped. What's going on here? Did you just give up on the channel? Did something happen?

Could you use the Lee die to reload for semi auto even though Lee suggest not ?

Again another "shooting sport" that has forgotten about handicapped shooters. Shame on you.

Still have the barrel? Doute it, but dont hurt to ask. Thanks

7 yrs ago, but new to me. I just decided to pull my Savages 308 barrel. This is going to help me.... Thanks

Thanks for an awesome video! I bought my master reloading kit back in 2000 and gave my 505 away to a new reloader as well because I bought a digital scale. That rotten RCBS master reloading scale was horrible. It would jump all over the place. It would take me two hours to load 20 shells I swear. I just finally got given a 505 scale and can’t wait to play with it since I never tried one before and all these decades. I finally got rid of that master reloading scale when it went on the blank a few years ago and got the charge master light, which is ridiculous accurate and quick. I can drop 20 powder charges in probably less than two minutes with it and they’re perfectly accurate but I still want a old-school scale to double check my homework.

Just logged on to rumble and selected to follow . . . where are the videos?

Where can I find the anvil base ? Thanks 🎉🎉

Great video.thx for sharing🎉

Where’s part one?

Thanks, man. Setting mine up tomorrow. Gonna have to find a neighbour to help me lift it on, I don’t think my 3 year old will be much help. I’m debating if I can just lift it myself, I’m not a small man, but I don’t want to kill myself for this smoker.

Great detailed video. Just a note. The bolt collar can be removed and put back in place when the bolt is fully assembled.

Awesome video thank you 😊👍

only video on the grip, interesting choice I heard on brownells/optics planet

Sammi specs for 9mm chamber is .3913 +.004 and case is .3910 -.007 so per Sammi that case is within specs! I agree the bulge is a problem but by your measurements it should chamber or your chamber is out of spec. I own a ammo manufacturing company. And I would use pins to check my chamber and make sure it's in spec have

I wish these optics were imported in the EU

Can anyone tell me where can I purchase a foot for my RCBS 505?

Don't forget to spray the inside of the case necks

I guarantee that you are one of those people who always say start 10 percent and work up.. you really didn’t tell us anything. And if your theory is correct how does shooting lead with pistol powder work… not at all being smart. God bless you and good luck

Put a dryer sheet in the powder ben that will stop the powder from sticking

Would love to see a full action strip for the CVA OPTIMA. I’m planning on cerakoating mine and definitely curious how to get the rest of the action apart as a whole! Not sure if the hammer assembly is as complicated or not

Very good video.

Just found your channel, .308 can do anything the 6.5 can do.

So you sealed it and put it on a rack for air to circulate?? Am I missing something?

I’ve never been a fan of Lee progressive presses but a friend got 3 different Lee presses for free and had been stored poorly and we didn’t know what parts were missing or any damage. After knocking off surface rust on the dies and other bare metal spots, I properly refurbished everything and after a thorough scrubbing it went together pretty well and it took some time for me to figure out how it all dialed in. The main frame is robust and seems like a quality part as does the main ram shell plate base. The numerous plastic parts was pretty cheap feeling and operated crudely even after smoothing out any nicks and well lubed. In comparison to my Rock Chucker and Hornady LNL progressive I appreciate mine even more. My other presses are expensive since we get what we pay for and they haven’t let me down over the years. I got my Hornady in a horse trade and refurbished it to new condition and saved a ton of cash. I mention this since the Lee press does seem to do the job intended and at a low initial cost. I’m wondering how many rounds of rifle ammo a loader can expect to load before having some serious issues or does it hang in there well if taken care of and not abused? I’ve used a Lee single stage a friend gave me as a companion press and again, no complaints. Here in San Antonio I’ve seen a few used Lee presses for sale dirt cheap but nobody wants them. I looked on the Lee website to find some instructions and found out that Lee is stopping production on progressive presses but will support older models with replacement parts. Was this decision made due to low sales or loss of confidence from the market demographic? Or maybe they plan to shift production to improve their quality or maybe bring in something that’ll shock us to pull in more customers as did Hornady when the Lock-n-Load progressive hit the market. Well, thanks for your time and I appreciate your video, helped me quite a bit.

The Beretta is always the best! Tray 1301! Good luck!

Half a cigar.. yes the low powder load is a problem, but that is not the cause.. what is happening is that the powder is slammed against the base of the bullet and then detonates.

6.5 x47 lapua

I just would like to say thank you, I recently purchased a Savage 111 long range hunter chambered in 338 lapua mag. and I wanted to put a boyds stock on it and you made my mind up for me and I absolutely love how it sets when you aim the rifle and the looks of the rifle with the maroon and grey, as you did I went all out on the factory modifications (pillar bedding, end caps, laser engraving ect.) And it was well worth the price thank you for the advice I'm now able to shoot 1000 yards constantly

Did they ask to have your gun safe before you had to go through the interview process