Great video. TERRIFIC FOOD FOR THOUGHT!

I would love to carry that on the subways in New York city!!!

King Kong's HAND CANNON !!!!

What do you torque the screws on the handguard? No more than 35 foot pounds on the barrel nut?

I am new to your channel, so I tried your solution but I put it in a rock tumbler for about an hour, worked great, thanks for the video.

Clean up that range.

I use the same formula, too. But lately I repeat the process using automotive wash and wax. This seems to put a really nice shine on them. My nice tumbler now sits idle most of the time. Thanks for the vid, you nailed it.

Are we talking long colt?

Good balance

Yet another solution in search of a problem.

Hi, I'm also a Ruger fan, by far the Ruger revolvers are built stronger then most others, and very dependable and long lasting. In my opinion and experience with them in calibers 357 and 454 the best way to go for versatility of loading, power, and use of several cartridges is the 454, and it will pair well with the carbine in 45 colt caliber, plus you'll have the option of using 454 in the back country, and lighter 45 colt for SD carry, and shorter grips will solve the height issue. The second choice is GP100 357, for same reasons however less power but both guns are excellent.

I have GOT to get me one of these.

My brass turns pink with this method if it sits for more than an hour. Not sure what the issue is….?

I hate seeing these videos. One thing is that brass has some nasty stuff, including lead. You are releasing lead when you do this. The warm water you're placing your hands in opens the pores in your skin, allowing this lead a direct path to your bloodstream. I have yet to see anyone in these videos wearing gloves, and most are doing this in their kitchens.

Ultimate van and truck protection!

A most excellent, thorough, and fun review. Miss my Browning Cynergy Carbon with MODF finish. Everyone was always saying what a beautiful shotgun. I used her for fun doing clay shooting. Just incredible the quality and beauty. Peace

They sell cheap strainers that will catch brass before they go down the drain. Get cheap salt you don't need iodized.

Anyone know if this gun is rated for “Ruger only” 45 colt +p loads?

I’m getting back into reloading, one tip I do have is do cheap out on a scale😂

Thanks for the vid. Very informative.

Why do you bake it? Is that to prevent work hardening, like annealing?

About spent shells: I hold my hand over the breech when I break the gun and the empties just jump into my hand and I can put them into my jacket pocket if I’m hunting or chuck ‘em straight into the bucket if I’m on the range.

Think you convinced me😁. Been learning on an 870 but like that idea of two different chokes and the longer barrel too. And yeah, so much prettier. Any opinion on Stoeger E.R. Amantino? Friend is offering a nice deal for a 20 gauge (which is what I already currently shoot).

This is the only comp I use on all my rifles. It outclasses many brakes/flash hiders and even other comps in recoil management. And it’s not a flame thrower either. And outclasses many compensators in that category too.

Did you grab the ones that went down the pipes lol

I find the henry ugly af

I’ve also had very good results from the 50/200 yard zero with 6.5 Grendel

Wow thank you so much for this I’ve been cleaning with the old method for like a year and was so frustrated with the spotting and discoloration and I just tried this and my brass looks so much better You earned a subscriber from this one

Just bought mine

I just picked up a new model C in 45 LCD and a limited to factory ammo. What are my limitations in ammo size and weight. Thanks for the help

I'm glad I found your channel, I love your accent, which threw me for a loop. At first it sounded foreign but as I kept watching the video I began to "understand" what you were saying. I'm an inmigrant who got here 40+ years ago, I love the USA very dearly and the values it stands for. I'm a truck driver and travel the Virginias quite often, in fact I've been thinking about finding a rural property there, thank you for the content, let me get back to watching more of it, God bless you.

I have about 12 years of hunting & shooting experience with the 454 casull in a Rossi R92 . Basically same same just more . I found the 454 full power loads unnecessary & a bit much on screws & mag tube pins on the little carbine. Using trailboss I got hard cast 250gr rnfp right on 1100 fps , that load trucks on through anything for complete pass throughs . Game bleeds out fast with a big blood loss . Same load has basically zero recoil . I now have a 3 cavity mold of 2 x 270 gr rnfp & 3rd is same bullet just hollow pointed @ 255 gr . I have cast them much softer & intend on loading them to 1100 fps also . My full power loads are a 318 gr Lee 454 wheel weight alloy @ 1910 fps using h110 . My next batch I’ll load back to about 1700 fps & soften the alloy . My mate is getting 1390 fps with the same Lee 454 straight wheel weight alloy boolit , stiff but not maximum loads from his Rossi 45 colt . I think a 300 ish grain rnfp at 1500 ish fps is all anyone would ever need IMO from a 45 colt . Also the Lee 300gr 452 musket mini ball rnfp hollow base is useful. I use that in a Rossi circuit judge carbine @ 1000 fps . That could be loaded backwards also for a huge hollow point, but most likely won’t feed from a tube . Cheers mate , I subbed too . .

I know its for 9mm, but can that go on PSA Rock? 5.7? That is a flame thrower of a gun.

No... It isn't.

Straight to the point with a great explanation. Thank you.

What boots is he wearing at :24?

Man, that range looks like a dump site…..

you got lucky if you dry fired it a lot, i dry fired mine after the first range visit and the firing pin broke >:|

Just did this. Worked great. Thanks 😊

I think it's better to get the optic much closer to perfect when you install it. His windage was way off which means his barrel was pointing one way and the optic quite a bit off left to right. Think of the lenses inside the scope as tubes which get moved when your adjust windage and elevation. It's better to have the tubes (lenses) be as concentric as possible which will allow you the most adjustment out in the field. If the smaller inside tube (lens) is way off to one side or the other (windage), it's going to reduce the the amount of elevation adjustment you're going to have because the two circles, inside tube (lens) and outside tube are too close together so as you adjust vertically the inner tube will hit the inside wall of the outer tube much sooner. You have to think about this in your brain. Just draw two circles on paper that are concentric. Now draw the same two circles with the inner circle way off to one side. You can now see there is much less room vertically for the inner circle. Try to make sure your optic installation is as close to perfect as possible and then you'll need less "clicks" to zero your rifle. Shims might be necessary and soda cans work pretty well if you need shims. There are better ways...of course.

This is good info! I am getting a Beowulf SKS and have been planning on reloading looks like I will be planning on Starline only.

Nice video. I keep the skin on mine, just like the taste of it.

So, will it or will it do anything to a bad guy ? Will it just blow black powder dust on them?

Thanks

Bro this is what I’ve always thought like why not just use dish soap and and hot water or something like that. I figured people didn’t do it because it made the rounds dangerous but I guess this is proof right here that you can do it and that’s not the case so that’s awesome I’m gonna start doing this for sure. I only press 45 colt and I only do it for personal use at most 100 rounds at a time so this is perfect for me. Just reloading on a budget

What kind of accuracy are you getting? My groups can't seem to stay under 2" without a flyer or two in seven shots. At 50yds! With a scope! The same problem I had with my Henry in 327 Fed Mag. My 45-70 carbine shoots lights out. I'm wondering if it's a pistol caliber thing...

Could you let the brass air dry in sunlight instead of oven? Maybe for a afternoon a few hours

Great video and brass looks great

I bought a 28ga over/under so i didn't have to shag casing.