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Thanks for the comments

Thanks for your kind comments I’m glad I could help.

It isn’t really needed. But with that said I still do for a few reasons. #1 they look great and I want my bullets to look great. Very eye catching boolits. #2 you can drive them little faster. Keep your eye on pressure limits and remember it’s not a jacketed round. Keep them subsonic if you can and if an ar15 then find the right load to actuate the rifle for the next round then work on finding your accuracy node closest to the load as possible that actuated the rifle. Once you have the accuracy load there is no need to push it like a hot jacketed round. I hope that helps.

@@nycreloader Thank you for your response, yes your information is helpful.

You are very welcome

I promise you take the plunge you won’t go back.. the trick is really good powder. Ford light blue is a mother good powder but I’m a fan of this one as I love green.

No this is a universal Decapping die that’s made insanely tough to power through the toughest of spent primers of just about any caliber case. So you can set up a cheap press and use it to remove primers on any bullet that I’ll fit you press without having to change your Decapping die. It’s very useful and I prefer this method as I like to rinse my brass first to remove the easily removed gunk and then decap then do a complete wet tumble with pins. Once the brass is super clean primer pockets and all then I continue my brass prep. Anneal, size, trim if needed, reload. You cannot clean primer pockets unless you remove the primers first. It’s like only brush the front of your teeth and ignoring the back of them. Clean brass causes less wear and tear on your press, dies and delivers a much better brass case to reload.

It’s a universal resizing die so it does not. What it will do is decap any case from .380 to 3 inch tall cases. .223, 308, 300 BO, 6.5 creedmore, and many more. If you need more they sell and even longer one if you have the press for it. It’s no about sizing it’s about Decapping.

Well done. Great concentricity

Do you not see the link in my pinned comments to the chart? As far as the chart goes I got it off a forum a bunch of years ago.

Right here www.doublealpha.biz/us/mini-mr-bulletfeeder-rifle

I lube cases for resizing so clearly those cases are lubed using Dillion case lube

Sorry I’m not sure if I understand your question

Well it’s a good thing the .223/5.56 brush will do the trick then huh?

@@nycreloader did yours come with a brush labeld 9mm? I have a brush that look like the 9mm one but its not labeld

@@pdxxmatt you want to use the one for “.357/.38/.9mm” as the are basically the same diameter.

@@nycreloader thank you

I added the bipod to hold the rifle up while making the video, As the rifle will not float in the air at present.

I agree it’s a lovely thing too bad the metal is so toxic as it’s so easy to work with.

Yes that was four years ago when I was renovating my workshop/garage it has long since been corrected.

OK GOOD

As requested. imgur.com/gallery/QqPwvvs

Due to time constraints I only showed some of the lead.. there was a bunch of Lino, a bunch of mono and I had a fair bit of foundry lead which is even better than mono. All lead was BHN tested and sorted into mono, Lino and foundry based on hardness.

@@nycreloader Are you a member on the Castboolits forum? There's a member there that will XRF text your alloy. Tells you exactly to the .1% what your alloy is. What form is your foundry type in?

@@thetobaccoguy1751 the foundry lead is in the form of long square bars. Not the standard lead pigs and they are hard as hell. As far as the cast boolits forum I do read it from time to time but I never post as those guys can get way to negative for me. I’m usually on theReloadersnetwork.com

You can lube the piston shaft itself then actuate the piston up and down. The best method is to use a lubricant like this and a grease gun from you local hardware store. Take a picture of the fitting on the press to show them at the hardware store. Easy peazy. The lube I was talking about is also available in tube form online as well.

@@nycreloader many thanks. I have used the same stuff as you. She's like butter now. Great idea to use it.

@@kris308100 if you think it works well on a press try it on your AR15 in your bolt carrier group. You will be floored. Let me know if you try it.

@@nycreloader I would if I could my friend. We are not allowed beautiful things like that here in the uk.

@@kris308100 yeah the country we were a part of long ago tried that gun restrictions stuff on us and we rebelled.

They're identical specs, so uh, yeah. The difference between 223 and 5.56 is the chamber, not the case.

So far all my bullets look amazing no rub marks and I have made easily 15,000 pc bullets using this method.

@@nycreloader That's good to hear. I've got the silicon trays, but I'm not sure that I will use it. I'm going to have to see how well my bullets will stand on their own.

@@leadsmith5873 whatever works for you my friend. I got the trays because I had so many bullets falling over and I wanted perfect looking bullets cause I’m crazy like that.

Glad I could help

You sure can

I wish I knew

@@nycreloader who supplies the wild shot deluxe gold rifle kit in what to buy one but I live in United Kingdom ( England) they not sold here what seller who post to UK can you please help me ? I’m a Disabled Ex Army pensioner and Ex London Fireman I was Disabled in fire call crash I’m a Licence Firearms owner I only do target shooting no game ?? Stay safe . Tony

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Yes it does but at the time I was juggling the camera at the same time. Demonstration while filming makes it feel like you only have one hand at times.

My pleasure.

I could not agree more. I Decapp all my cases with this die. It makes a huge difference. Also on that note… every manufacturer who still makes berdan primers or makes ammo with then should burn in hell.

Squirrel Daddy makes much stronger pins for Lee decapping dies. They have ones for the universal decap die, and ones for the APP decapper, so be sure to order the correct one.

​@@JeffinTDyes !! Totally . Happened to me ! Lmao . Errrrr I am glad I am not the only one!

@@Maine307 I was pleased to find out about Squirrel Daddy pins, as I use the Lee APP deprime die on an APP as a dedicated automated deprime machine. The APP Deprime die has guide fingers and does away with the bobble prone Lee X-press shell holders- but the pins wouldn’t hold up for me with military crimped and sealed primers.

He should have used the proper name that reloaders call them, i.e. lock ring.

I have not tried to swage here because I do case prep on my Dillon 650 with my swage it progressively. Otherwise it’s small batch reloads like my 338 Lapua magnum and I like doing those by have on my Dillon swagger. In addition I have five presses I use I mostly use this one when I’m traveling and need to reload. Reloading setup in a five gallon bucket

Nothing needed. When you use the right plastic container and maybe some plastic airsoft bbs you generate static electricity on the metal surface the powder clings to it that way. They you bake them according to the manufacturer of the powder and you are all set.