Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com Tue, 04 Sep 2012 00:22:25 +0000 en-US hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Economy, increased accuracy, and performance are common motivations for handloading cartridges. Reloading fired cases can save the shooter money, or provides the shooter with more, and higher quality, ammunition for a given budget. Reloading may not be cost effective for occasional shooters, as it takes time to recoup the cost of the required equipment, but those who shoot on a regular basis will see benefit. Jayson Thomas no Jayson Thomas markav2@gmail.com markav2@gmail.com (Jayson Thomas) © 2009-2010 Gun Rights Radio Network / Mark Vanderberg Reloading Radio will help you save money and increase accuracy in your ammunition. ammunition, reloading, Bullets, brass, primers, powder, NRA Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com/wp-content/uploads/powerpress/ReloadingRadio-144x144.jpg http://reloadingradio.com Casting Basics – Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com/casting-basics-reloading-radio/ http://reloadingradio.com/casting-basics-reloading-radio/#comments Tue, 04 Sep 2012 00:05:29 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=484 Continue reading →]]>  

Heat Source Required: Some kind, Coleman Stove, Lee, Lyman, RCBS, Magma, all sell good pots, my personal preference is bottom pour. But there are just open pots sold, with dippers/ladles.
 
Raw Materials Required: A source of lead, whether it's eBay, www.rotometals.com or even tire shops
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Safety Equipment Required: PPE, Personal Protective Equipment Long Sleeves, face and eye protection, heavy work gloves, long pants, shoes and socks. A cheap ball cap to restrain long hair, or protect the scalp. Steam explosions are explained.
 
Tools needed: Rubber or Wooden Mallet, to cut sprues. Moulds of appropriate caliber and weight. Heavy denim pads. Casting thermometer. Lead Hardness tester. Iced tea spoon, to stir pot. Straightend paper clip for bottom pour pots.
 

Fluxing materials: Broken crayons, old candles (the wax), sawdust, borax, lighter to ignite smoke.
 
Melting Time: 20-25 minutes, how to tell when the pot is ready for pouring? Literally just pour a wee bit onto the foot of the pot. A spot about the size of a quarter or so. Using gloves recyle that spot of lead, and do that several times to get used to the feel of the pouring, and also to get used to the recycling of the lead. It also has the benefit of making sure the alloy is more uniform.
 

Warming up the moulds: To warm up a mould all one has to do is dip the front corner (away from the caster) of the mould in the liquified lead alloy. How long, is determined by the mould material. Aluminum moulds don't require as long as Cast Iron or Brass Moulds.
 
Pouring into the mould: Learn to observe the sprue, watch for it to transition from a wet silvery appearance to a sort of powdery grey, as it cools from liquid state to a solid state. Hot moulds yield frosty bullets, and bullets cast at just the right temperature are rather shiny. After sprue cooling is when to use the mallet, making sure to tap it such that the sprue swings in the direction of the hinge.
 

Open mould onto the heavy denim padding material. Hopefully they'll just drop out, if not use gloves to try and "brush" them out. Failing the brushing trick, use the mallet to tap (on the hinge point only!) the handles so as to vibrate them out. NEVER strike the moulds directly!
 
After dropping the bullets onto the heavy denim pad, you need to make double sure that the mould face is clean and clear of any dribs/drabs/drops of lead. The easiest way to do that is to simply close the mould tightly and examine the mould seam. If not your bullets might be over sized, and have undesirable fins or flashes on the heel or the seams of the bullet. It's also a very good idea to keep an eye on the fit of the sprue plate.
 

The best way I know of that I dispose of my dross is in a metal popcorn tin, and I take it (when full) to my employers metal recycling hopper. Don't just throw the dross away, it does in fact have traces of lead in it, and we need to at least make it look like we think in terms of Green.
 
Jim is now Admin in three Guns and Reloading Facebook Groups, American Arms and Associates, Cast Bullets & Bullet Casting, The Reloading Room. Come find me, come look me up.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/casting-basics-reloading-radio/feed/ 0 audio,casting,grrn,how to,lead,radio   Heat Source Required: Some kind, Coleman Stove, Lee, Lyman, RCBS, Magma, all sell good pots, my personal preference is bottom pour. But there are just open pots sold, with dippers/ladles.   Raw Materials Required: A source of lead,   Heat Source Required: Some kind, Coleman Stove, Lee, Lyman, RCBS, Magma, all sell good pots, my personal preference is bottom pour. But there are just open pots sold, with dippers/ladles.   Raw Materials Required: A source of lead, whether it's eBay, www.rotometals.com or even tire shops .   Safety Equipment Required: PPE, Personal Protective Equipment Long Sleeves, face and eye protection, heavy work gloves, long pants, shoes and socks. A cheap ball cap to restrain long hair, or protect the scalp. Steam explosions are explained.   Tools needed: Rubber or Wooden Mallet, to cut sprues. Moulds of appropriate caliber and weight. Heavy denim pads. Casting thermometer. Lead Hardness tester. Iced tea spoon, to stir pot. Straightend paper clip for bottom pour pots.   Fluxing materials: Broken crayons, old candles (the wax), sawdust, borax, lighter to ignite smoke.   Melting Time: 20-25 minutes, how to tell when the pot is ready for pouring? Literally just pour a wee bit onto the foot of the pot. A spot about the size of a quarter or so. Using gloves recyle that spot of lead, and do that several times to get used to the feel of the pouring, and also to get used to the recycling of the lead. It also has the benefit of making sure the alloy is more uniform.   Warming up the moulds: To warm up a mould all one has to do is dip the front corner (away from the caster) of the mould in the liquified lead alloy. How long, is determined by the mould material. Aluminum moulds don't require as long as Cast Iron or Brass Moulds.   Pouring into the mould: Learn to observe the sprue, watch for it to transition from a wet silvery appearance to a sort of powdery grey, as it cools from liquid state to a solid state. Hot moulds yield frosty bullets, and bullets cast at just the right temperature are rather shiny. After sprue cooling is when to use the mallet, making sure to tap it such that the sprue swings in the direction of the hinge.   Open mould onto the heavy denim padding material. Hopefully they'll just drop out, if not use gloves to try and "brush" them out. Failing the brushing trick, use the mallet to tap (on the hinge point only!) the handles so as to vibrate them out. NEVER strike the moulds directly!   After dropping the bullets onto the heavy denim pad, you need to make double sure that the mould face is clean and clear of any dribs/drabs/drops of lead. The easiest way to do that is to simply close the mould tightly and examine the mould seam. If not your bullets might be over sized, and have undesirable fins or flashes on the heel or the seams of the bullet. It's also a very good idea to keep an eye on the fit of the sprue plate.   The best way I know of that I dispose of my dross is in a metal popcorn tin, and I take it (when full) to my employers metal recycling hopper. Don't just throw the dross away, it does in fact have traces of lead in it, and we need to at least make it look like we think in terms of Green.   Jim is now Admin in three Guns and Reloading Facebook Groups, American Arms and Associates, Cast Bullets & Bullet Casting, The Reloading Room. Come find me, come look me up. Jayson Thomas no 47:54 Book Review 1 – Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-1-reloading-radio/ http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-1-reloading-radio/#comments Sun, 10 Jun 2012 13:31:58 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=464 Continue reading →]]> In this podcast Jim Fleming reviews the Hornady 8th Edition Reloading Handbook and the Sierra Reloading Manual 5th Edition

Along with a bit of a tirade about joining the NRA, SAF, GOA, and GRRN.
 
Then a bit of ad libbing about what's going to be needed for rendering wheel weights into usable ingots for casting bullets.
 
 
 
]]> http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-1-reloading-radio/feed/ 0 book,hornady,review,sierra In this podcast Jim Fleming reviews the Hornady 8th Edition Reloading Handbook and the Sierra Reloading Manual 5th Edition Along with a bit of a tirade about joining the NRA, SAF, GOA, and GRRN.   Then a bit of ad libbing about what's going to be ne... In this podcast Jim Fleming reviews the Hornady 8th Edition Reloading Handbook and the Sierra Reloading Manual 5th Edition Along with a bit of a tirade about joining the NRA, SAF, GOA, and GRRN.   Then a bit of ad libbing about what's going to be needed for rendering wheel weights into usable ingots for casting bullets.       Jayson Thomas no 42:10 Ground Hawg Day – Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com/ground-hawg-day-reloading-radio/ http://reloadingradio.com/ground-hawg-day-reloading-radio/#comments Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:54:30 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=431 Continue reading →]]> In this podcast Jim does a couple of long overdue Product Reviews, one for Gabriel Products, and the other for Cope Reynolds of southwestshootingauthority.com

The products reviewed are, Gabriel Products BC-50 Bore Cleaner and Copper Fouling Remover, and Pb Blocker Leading prevention solution.

He also explains without getting real political about what Ground Hawg Day is all about.

Link for Gabriel Products BC-50

The Reloading Room Document for Pb Blocker

picture 01 picture 02 picture 03 picture 04 picture 05 picture 06 picture 07 picture 08 picture 09 picture 10 picture 11 picture 12 picture 13 picture 14 picture 15 picture 16 picture 17 picture 18 picture 19 picture 20 picture 21 picture 22 picture 23 picture 24 picture 25 ]]> http://reloadingradio.com/ground-hawg-day-reloading-radio/feed/ 0 In this podcast Jim does a couple of long overdue Product Reviews, one for Gabriel Products, and the other for Cope Reynolds of southwestshootingauthority.com - The products reviewed are, Gabriel Products BC-50 Bore Cleaner and Copper Fouling Remover, In this podcast Jim does a couple of long overdue Product Reviews, one for Gabriel Products, and the other for Cope Reynolds of southwestshootingauthority.com The products reviewed are, Gabriel Products BC-50 Bore Cleaner and Copper Fouling Remover, and Pb Blocker Leading prevention solution. He also explains without getting real political about what Ground Hawg Day is all about. Link for Gabriel Products BC-50 The Reloading Room Document for Pb Blocker Jayson Thomas no 25:16 Back To The Basics – Reloading Radio http://reloadingradio.com/back-to-the-basics-reloading-radio/ http://reloadingradio.com/back-to-the-basics-reloading-radio/#comments Mon, 27 Feb 2012 02:40:44 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=424 Continue reading →]]> In this issue Jim Fleming goes back to the basics, describes reloading a single round in great detail, (by way of teaching how reloading is done) mentions more productive ways to Reload rather than doing it a single round at a time gives MTM-Case Gard a free plug, (by way of storage suggestions) announces his old USAF Reserve Unit has arrived home, safe and sound.

Reloading Back to the Basics

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/back-to-the-basics-reloading-radio/feed/ 0 In this issue Jim Fleming goes back to the basics, describes reloading a single round in great detail, (by way of teaching how reloading is done) mentions more productive ways to Reload rather than doing it a single round at a time gives MTM-Case Gard ... In this issue Jim Fleming goes back to the basics, describes reloading a single round in great detail, (by way of teaching how reloading is done) mentions more productive ways to Reload rather than doing it a single round at a time gives MTM-Case Gard a free plug, (by way of storage suggestions) announces his old USAF Reserve Unit has arrived home, safe and sound. Jayson Thomas no 30:26 Purchasing Used Reloading Equipment http://reloadingradio.com/purchasing-used-reloading-equipment/ http://reloadingradio.com/purchasing-used-reloading-equipment/#comments Fri, 17 Feb 2012 17:06:21 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=396 Continue reading →]]> Have you considered buying used reloading equipment in the past? But did not because you are too leery as to whether it would work properly.

Do you want to buy used equipment to save additional money when reloading ammunition?

Well in this episode Mark Vanderberg talks about purchasing used reloading equipment and components and what you should look for and avoid.

Links:

ebay.com

armslist.com

craigslist.org

gunbroker.com/

RCBC_Ram_Prime (Small) RCBS_RC2_pin (Small) RCBS_RC2_pin2 (Small) redding_die (Small) BandS_Caliper (Small) Caliper_44mag (Small) Caliper_and_Mic (Small) case_holers (Small) Lee_hand_prime (Small) mic_zero (Small) ram_rcbs_RC2 (Small) ]]> http://reloadingradio.com/purchasing-used-reloading-equipment/feed/ 0 purchasing used,reloading components,reloading dies,reloading press,used reloading equipment Have you considered buying used reloading equipment in the past? But did not because you are too leery as to whether it would work properly. - Do you want to buy used equipment to save additional money when reloading ammunition? - Have you considered buying used reloading equipment in the past? But did not because you are too leery as to whether it would work properly. Do you want to buy used equipment to save additional money when reloading ammunition? Well in this episode Mark Vanderberg talks about purchasing used reloading equipment and components and what you should look for and avoid. Links: ebay.com armslist.com craigslist.org gunbroker.com/ Jayson Thomas no 38:58 Book Review: Reloading for Handgunners http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-reloading-for-handgunners/ http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-reloading-for-handgunners/#comments Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:46:22 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=388 Continue reading →]]> In this episode of Reloading Radio executive producer Mark Vanderberg gets behind the microphone and records an episode about a book he recently read.

Patrick Sweeney has a new book out called “Reloading for Handgunners” in which he goes a little further then you would get from a basic beginners reloading book. The book is geared towards handgun loads and for most of us that’s where were trying to save money because of the volume that a lot of us shoot from our modern semi automatic handguns.

Mr. Sweeney has some very good information that you could almost consider tips from experienced reloader. Things that are very valuable to someone who is just starting out. There is also a section on each of several very popular handgun cartridges with a little history and load workup about each one. I found the sections my favorite part of the book because I could pick and choose which information I wanted to read depending on the calibers that I load.

You can join us and other listeners to this podcast and talk about reloading at GRRN Discussion Forum & The Reloading Room on Facebook.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/book-review-reloading-for-handgunners/feed/ 0 In this episode of Reloading Radio executive producer Mark Vanderberg gets behind the microphone and records an episode about a book he recently read. - Patrick Sweeney has a new book out called "Reloading for Handgunners" in which he goes a little fu... In this episode of Reloading Radio executive producer Mark Vanderberg gets behind the microphone and records an episode about a book he recently read. Patrick Sweeney has a new book out called "Reloading for Handgunners" in which he goes a little further then you would get from a basic beginners reloading book. The book is geared towards handgun loads and for most of us that's where were trying to save money because of the volume that a lot of us shoot from our modern semi automatic handguns. Mr. Sweeney has some very good information that you could almost consider tips from experienced reloader. Things that are very valuable to someone who is just starting out. There is also a section on each of several very popular handgun cartridges with a little history and load workup about each one. I found the sections my favorite part of the book because I could pick and choose which information I wanted to read depending on the calibers that I load. You can join us and other listeners to this podcast and talk about reloading at GRRN Discussion Forum & The Reloading Room on Facebook. Jayson Thomas no 16:29 Product Review – Gabriel Products http://reloadingradio.com/product-review-gabriel-products/ http://reloadingradio.com/product-review-gabriel-products/#comments Sun, 08 Jan 2012 14:47:28 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=380 Continue reading →]]> Jim starts into a product review project for Gabriel Products Inc in this episode

Then he does a plug for The complete book of practical handloading by John Wooters, including reading a small passage from the forward of the book.

Then he drools over some advertising for Ft. Knox safes.

And Jim does his first shout out, for the Rimfire Podcast, and Ken Kowalski, who is on active duty in Afghanistan, literally listening to gunfire and impacting mortar rounds.

The Complete Book of Practical Handloading

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/product-review-gabriel-products/feed/ 0 ammo,audio,handloading,podcast,radio,reloading,tips Jim starts into a product review project for Gabriel Products Inc in this episode - Then he does a plug for The complete book of practical handloading by John Wooters, including reading a small passage from the forward of the book. - Jim starts into a product review project for Gabriel Products Inc in this episode Then he does a plug for The complete book of practical handloading by John Wooters, including reading a small passage from the forward of the book. Then he drools over some advertising for Ft. Knox safes. And Jim does his first shout out, for the Rimfire Podcast, and Ken Kowalski, who is on active duty in Afghanistan, literally listening to gunfire and impacting mortar rounds. Jayson Thomas no 18:09 Continued Wikipedia on Handloading http://reloadingradio.com/continued-wikipedia-on-handloading/ http://reloadingradio.com/continued-wikipedia-on-handloading/#comments Sat, 31 Dec 2011 03:15:37 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=371 Continue reading →]]> In this episode Jim finishes the review on the Wikipedia article that he started the last time… He also goes into some considerable detail about case inspection, incipient head separation, decrimping military brass, and repriming brass. Jim finishes up with a bit of information about something called a Powley Computer, here below is the link for the online version of the Powley Computer: http://kwk.us/powley.html

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/continued-wikipedia-on-handloading/feed/ 0 In this episode Jim finishes the review on the Wikipedia article that he started the last time... He also goes into some considerable detail about case inspection, incipient head separation, decrimping military brass, and repriming brass. In this episode Jim finishes the review on the Wikipedia article that he started the last time... He also goes into some considerable detail about case inspection, incipient head separation, decrimping military brass, and repriming brass. Jim finishes up with a bit of information about something called a Powley Computer, here below is the link for the online version of the Powley Computer: http://kwk.us/powley.html Jayson Thomas no 10:52 Equipment Review and Handloading http://reloadingradio.com/equipment-review-and-handloading/ http://reloadingradio.com/equipment-review-and-handloading/#comments Tue, 22 Nov 2011 19:39:44 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=365 Continue reading →]]> Jim Fleming has accepted the position of the new full-time host of Reloading Radio. Jim brings years of experience and know-how to help the beginner and intermediate handloader in this audio show.

In this episode Jim discusses equipment and talks about the information he found out about on Wikipedia for handloading.

A group “The Reloading Room” was set up on Facebook by Jim so that handloaders would have a place to discuss reloading. It is now the official Facebook group of the Reloading Radio show.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/equipment-review-and-handloading/feed/ 0 equipment,handloading,handloads,reloading Jim Fleming has accepted the position of the new full-time host of Reloading Radio. Jim brings years of experience and know-how to help the beginner and intermediate handloader in this audio show. - In this episode Jim discusses equipment and talks ab... Jim Fleming has accepted the position of the new full-time host of Reloading Radio. Jim brings years of experience and know-how to help the beginner and intermediate handloader in this audio show. In this episode Jim discusses equipment and talks about the information he found out about on Wikipedia for handloading. A group "The Reloading Room" was set up on Facebook by Jim so that handloaders would have a place to discuss reloading. It is now the official Facebook group of the Reloading Radio show. Jayson Thomas no 47:14 Listener Questions http://reloadingradio.com/listener-questions/ http://reloadingradio.com/listener-questions/#comments Tue, 25 Oct 2011 13:44:41 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=356 Continue reading →]]> Jim Fleming in this episode of Reloading Radio responds to questions from listeners from e-mail and from a Reloading Radios board on GRRN discussion forum.

Jim has also started “The Reloading Room” on Facebook if you’d like to discuss more reloading issues with him.

The following is a link to Jim’s personal shooting and reloading links that he is sharing with all of us using Google docs.



]]> http://reloadingradio.com/listener-questions/feed/ 0 brass,digital scales,discussion forum,listener questions,media,primer pocket,Primers,reloading,reloading links,scales,sizing die Jim Fleming in this episode of Reloading Radio responds to questions from listeners from e-mail and from a Reloading Radios board on GRRN discussion forum. - Jim has also started "The Reloading Room" on Facebook if you'd like to discuss more reloading... Jim Fleming in this episode of Reloading Radio responds to questions from listeners from e-mail and from a Reloading Radios board on GRRN discussion forum. Jim has also started "The Reloading Room" on Facebook if you'd like to discuss more reloading issues with him. The following is a link to Jim's personal shooting and reloading links that he is sharing with all of us using Google docs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2XcIXlUVHM Jayson Thomas no 24:04 Reloading Benches http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-benches/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-benches/#comments Wed, 28 Sep 2011 13:46:17 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=345 In this episode Jim Fleming discusses the foundation of reloading which is a good reloading bench. Without that you may have problems and all other aspects of reloading.

Reloading Bench Plans (PDF file)



]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-benches/feed/ 0 In this episode Jim Fleming discusses the foundation of reloading which is a good reloading bench. Without that you may have problems and all other aspects of reloading. - Reloading Bench Plans (PDF file) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOaEpvhGpuA In this episode Jim Fleming discusses the foundation of reloading which is a good reloading bench. Without that you may have problems and all other aspects of reloading. Reloading Bench Plans (PDF file) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOaEpvhGpuA Jayson Thomas no 39:02 Safety in Reloading http://reloadingradio.com/safety-in-reloading/ http://reloadingradio.com/safety-in-reloading/#comments Sat, 20 Aug 2011 19:19:28 +0000 Mark http://reloadingradio.com/?p=339 Continue reading →]]> In this episode, we have a newcomer to Podcasting…

Jim Fleming, a long time listener, and a long time contributor to Reloading Radio, and a long time Reloader, Bullet Caster, and a Bullet Swager, gives Podcasting a try. Pretty technical stuff for a guy that works with his hands. In the episode, Jim starts at the beginning of Reloading, with a bit of discussion about safety first, safety last, and safety always in Reloading.

Hope y’all enjoy!

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/safety-in-reloading/feed/ 1 reloading,safety In this episode, we have a newcomer to Podcasting... - Jim Fleming, a long time listener, and a long time contributor to Reloading Radio, and a long time Reloader, Bullet Caster, and a Bullet Swager, gives Podcasting a try. In this episode, we have a newcomer to Podcasting... Jim Fleming, a long time listener, and a long time contributor to Reloading Radio, and a long time Reloader, Bullet Caster, and a Bullet Swager, gives Podcasting a try. Pretty technical stuff for a guy that works with his hands. In the episode, Jim starts at the beginning of Reloading, with a bit of discussion about safety first, safety last, and safety always in Reloading. Hope y'all enjoy! Jayson Thomas no 34:01 Reloading Radio on Youtube.com http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-on-youtube-com/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-on-youtube-com/#comments Sat, 27 Nov 2010 17:45:37 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=295 Continue reading →]]> Reloading Radio has its own channel on youtube.com and i’m excited about it and have a lot of plans for the new channel. so you want to have a video on the reloading radio channel and it pertains to reloading then let me know at reloadingradio@gmail.com

Reloading Radio youtube.com channel

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-on-youtube-com/feed/ 0 gun rights,gun rights radio network,reloading,Reloading Radio,youtube.com Reloading Radio has its own channel on youtube.com and i'm excited about it and have a lot of plans for the new channel. so you want to have a video on the reloading radio channel and it pertains to reloading then let me know at reloadingradio@gmail. Reloading Radio has its own channel on youtube.com and i'm excited about it and have a lot of plans for the new channel. so you want to have a video on the reloading radio channel and it pertains to reloading then let me know at reloadingradio@gmail.com Reloading Radio youtube.com channel Jayson Thomas no 13:15 Shotshell Reloading Cost Calculator http://reloadingradio.com/shotshell-reloading-cost-calculator/ http://reloadingradio.com/shotshell-reloading-cost-calculator/#comments Sat, 20 Nov 2010 17:40:56 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=289 Continue reading →]]> I wanted to see if i was going to to be spending more money reloading target shot shells than what i could buy factory ammo. now don’t say that i will defiantly  save money if i reloaded for high end ammo over buying that. cause i already know that and i don’t buy that expensive stuff other than self defense ammo and i will still buy self defense ammo over reloading it. and i don’t shoot expensive ammo when i go to the range to just put lead down range. so i wanted to see if i could load what i shoot the most which is Winchester AA light target loads. so i found some load data. and plug in all the data in this user easy calculator and press calculate, and that’s it. The software handles everything else which is sweet.  oh and check out the youtube channel reloading radio at this time there is no videos but there might be by the time you read this.

http://www.10xshooters.com/calculators/Shotshell_Reloading_Cost_Calculator.htm

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/shotshell-reloading-cost-calculator/feed/ 0 basic reloading center fire equipment,calculator,cost,gun rights radio network,powder funnel,primer tools,progressive reloading press,radio,reloading,Reloading Radio,shot,shotshell I wanted to see if i was going to to be spending more money reloading target shot shells than what i could buy factory ammo. now don't say that i will defiantly  save money if i reloaded for high end ammo over buying that. I wanted to see if i was going to to be spending more money reloading target shot shells than what i could buy factory ammo. now don't say that i will defiantly  save money if i reloaded for high end ammo over buying that. cause i already know that and i don't buy that expensive stuff other than self defense ammo and i will still buy self defense ammo over reloading it. and i don't shoot expensive ammo when i go to the range to just put lead down range. so i wanted to see if i could load what i shoot the most which is Winchester AA light target loads. so i found some load data. and plug in all the data in this user easy calculator and press calculate, and that's it. The software handles everything else which is sweet.  oh and check out the youtube channel reloading radio at this time there is no videos but there might be by the time you read this. http://www.10xshooters.com/calculators/Shotshell_Reloading_Cost_Calculator.htm Jayson Thomas no 21:12 I’m Getting Started to Reload Shotshell http://reloadingradio.com/im-getting-started-to-reload-shotshell/ http://reloadingradio.com/im-getting-started-to-reload-shotshell/#comments Sat, 13 Nov 2010 17:40:29 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=284 Continue reading →]]> This is the first show about me starting to reload shotshell. I talk about the basics, and what equipment. that i’m going to start off with. and i must say the 5th lymans shotshell manual is pack full of all kinds of great stuff for new shotshell reloaders

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/im-getting-started-to-reload-shotshell/feed/ 0 grrn,gun right,gun rights radio network,lymans,powder scales,Primers,radio,relaoding shellholders,reloading,reloading bench,shot,shotshell This is the first show about me starting to reload shotshell. I talk about the basics, and what equipment. that i'm going to start off with. and i must say the 5th lymans shotshell manual is pack full of all kinds of great stuff for new shotshell reloa... This is the first show about me starting to reload shotshell. I talk about the basics, and what equipment. that i'm going to start off with. and i must say the 5th lymans shotshell manual is pack full of all kinds of great stuff for new shotshell reloaders Jayson Thomas no 49:22 6.8 SPC http://reloadingradio.com/6-8-spc/ http://reloadingradio.com/6-8-spc/#comments Fri, 17 Sep 2010 00:14:44 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=276

6.8 SPC the new kid on the block designed to bridge the gap from 5.556×45 and 7.62×51.

http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php

http://www.ssarmory.com/6.8ammunitionsales.aspx

http://www.68forums.com/forums/index.php

http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/6-8-spc/feed/ 1 308,556,6.8 spc,762x39,762x51,ar15,barnes,basic reloading center fire equipment,case length gauge,case neck brushes,gun rightd,gun rightd radio network 6.8 SPC the new kid on the block designed to bridge the gap from 5.556x45 and 7.62x51. - http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php - http://www.ssarmory.com/6.8ammunitionsales.aspx - http://www.68forums.com/forums/index.php - 6.8 SPC the new kid on the block designed to bridge the gap from 5.556x45 and 7.62x51. http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php http://www.ssarmory.com/6.8ammunitionsales.aspx http://www.68forums.com/forums/index.php http://demigodllc.com/~zak/firearms/6.8SPC/faq.php Jayson Thomas no 47:57 RELOADING PRESSES http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-presses/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-presses/#comments Tue, 31 Aug 2010 00:49:18 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=264 Continue reading →]]> In this show i talk about “O”, “C”, “H” type press and why they are called that. i also go over single stage, turret, progressive presses. discuss the manufactures of presses. and I also found out that i’m a “Dillion fan boy”.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-presses/feed/ 0 basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Bottle neck,brass,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,dail caliper,dillion,gun rights radio network,hornady In this show i talk about "O", "C", "H" type press and why they are called that. i also go over single stage, turret, progressive presses. discuss the manufactures of presses. and I also found out that i'm a "Dillion fan boy". In this show i talk about "O", "C", "H" type press and why they are called that. i also go over single stage, turret, progressive presses. discuss the manufactures of presses. and I also found out that i'm a "Dillion fan boy". Jayson Thomas no 1:13:26 Quick Tip Electronic Powder measures and Dispensers http://reloadingradio.com/quick-tip-electronic-powder-measures-and-dispensers/ http://reloadingradio.com/quick-tip-electronic-powder-measures-and-dispensers/#comments Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:21:34 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=245 This quick tip i talk about using check weights, zeroing and calibrating electronic powder measures and dispensers.  check you unit of measure your using, grains vs grams. it a big differance.

1 gram = 15.4323584 grains

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/quick-tip-electronic-powder-measures-and-dispensers/feed/ 0 basic reloading center fire equipment,calibrate,gun rights radio network,Head stamps,MEASURE,Reloading Radio,TIP,TRICK This quick tip i talk about using check weights, zeroing and calibrating electronic powder measures and dispensers.  check you unit of measure your using, grains vs grams. it a big differance. 1 gram = 15.4323584 grains This quick tip i talk about using check weights, zeroing and calibrating electronic powder measures and dispensers.  check you unit of measure your using, grains vs grams. it a big differance. 1 gram = 15.4323584 grains Jayson Thomas no 3:58 Picking Up Brass with “Brass Wizard” http://reloadingradio.com/picking-up-brass-with-brass-wizard/ http://reloadingradio.com/picking-up-brass-with-brass-wizard/#comments Wed, 14 Jul 2010 23:20:29 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=242 Continue reading →]]>

I had a chance to use  a buddies “Brass Wizard” and this show is about my thoughts about the brass wizard, nut wizard, ammo up. It can be purchase at /www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1310 or my favorite place to get new the news and coolest, http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/catid/32/pid/25715/ctype/specs.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/picking-up-brass-with-brass-wizard/feed/ 0 ammo up,basic reloading center fire equipment,Boxer,brass wizard,brass wizard II,case trimmer,case tumbler,dillion,gun rights radio network,handloaders log,Head stamps,nut wizard I had a chance to use  a buddies "Brass Wizard" and this show is about my thoughts about the brass wizard, nut wizard, ammo up. It can be purchase at /www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1310 or my favorite place to get new the news and coolest, I had a chance to use  a buddies "Brass Wizard" and this show is about my thoughts about the brass wizard, nut wizard, ammo up. It can be purchase at /www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1310 or my favorite place to get new the news and coolest, http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/catid/32/pid/25715/ctype/specs. Jayson Thomas no 21:26 Dillion “BFR” big fitty reloader http://reloadingradio.com/dillion-bfr-big-fitty-reloader/ http://reloadingradio.com/dillion-bfr-big-fitty-reloader/#comments Wed, 07 Jul 2010 23:19:02 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=226

We talk about the Dillion “BFR” press.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/dillion-bfr-big-fitty-reloader/feed/ 0 50bmg,basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,BFR,Boxer,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,case tumbler,chamber,dail caliper We talk about the Dillion "BFR" press. We talk about the Dillion "BFR" press. Jayson Thomas no 13:57 45ACP aka 45AUTO http://reloadingradio.com/45acp-aka-45auto/ http://reloadingradio.com/45acp-aka-45auto/#comments Wed, 30 Jun 2010 23:18:13 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=230

Today the 45acp will be heard around the world. starting off with the history, to self defense ammo and where the future will take the 45ACP.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/45acp-aka-45auto/feed/ 0 185gr,1911,230gr,45 auto,45 caliber,45acp,basic reloading center fire equipment,bullet puller,case length gauge,case tumbler,corrosion,dail caliper Today the 45acp will be heard around the world. starting off with the history, to self defense ammo and where the future will take the 45ACP. Today the 45acp will be heard around the world. starting off with the history, to self defense ammo and where the future will take the 45ACP. Jayson Thomas no 42:41 Shooting Self Defense Handgun Ammo Cheaply http://reloadingradio.com/shooting-self-defense-handgun-ammo-cheaply/ http://reloadingradio.com/shooting-self-defense-handgun-ammo-cheaply/#comments Sun, 04 Apr 2010 14:36:34 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=211 Continue reading →]]> OK by popular demand I talk a little about self defense ammo. What I talk about in this show is how I came up with a hand load that is similar to my Corbon DPX self defense ammo. This was just the ice breaker to start getting more involvement from you.

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/shooting-self-defense-handgun-ammo-cheaply/feed/ 0 100% copper,barnes,basic reloading center fire equipment,Boxer,corbon,corbon dpx,critical defense,dpx,glaser,gold dot,golden saber,hd ultimate home defese OK by popular demand I talk a little about self defense ammo. What I talk about in this show is how I came up with a hand load that is similar to my Corbon DPX self defense ammo. This was just the ice breaker to start getting more involvement from you. OK by popular demand I talk a little about self defense ammo. What I talk about in this show is how I came up with a hand load that is similar to my Corbon DPX self defense ammo. This was just the ice breaker to start getting more involvement from you. Jayson Thomas no 46:39 Reloading Wildcat Part 3 Support Systems http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-wildcat-part-3-support-systems/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-wildcat-part-3-support-systems/#comments Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:22:41 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=204 Continue reading →]]>

Eric MCclure this is his 3rd part of the reloading wildcat.
Common Sense Approach to Wildcats
• What do you want to do?
• Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job?
• If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job?
• Am I fixing a problem?
• The 44/40 Ruger fix
• The 375 SuperMag fix
• The 7.62X54R fix
• The story of the .38/45 Clerke
• Is this a rechamber job?
• Will this involve a barrel swap?
• Will the action contain the intended cartridge?
• Single Shots
• Bolts
• Pistols
• Lever guns
• Semiautomatics
• Brass cost and strength issues
• Questions about types of brass
• Is there a cheaper solution?
• 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester
• .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W
• Brass life
• Manufacturers of brass
• Hornady Brass
• Starline Brass
• Jamison Brass
• Lapua
• Nosler
• Norma
• Grafs & Sons
• Buffalo Arms
• Cowboy Brass
• Top Brass
• Bullets
• The sub calibers
• 10-20 caliber
• .22 and the rest
• What is the intended purpose?
• Hunting
• Varmint
• Dual rig
• Target
• Obsolete

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-wildcat-part-3-support-systems/feed/ 1 basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Black powder,Bottle neck,Boxer,brass,bullet puller,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,case tumbler Eric MCclure this is his 3rd part of the reloading wildcat. Common Sense Approach to Wildcats • What do you want to do? • Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job? • If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job? Eric MCclure this is his 3rd part of the reloading wildcat. Common Sense Approach to Wildcats • What do you want to do? • Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job? • If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job? • Am I fixing a problem? • The 44/40 Ruger fix • The 375 SuperMag fix • The 7.62X54R fix • The story of the .38/45 Clerke • Is this a rechamber job? • Will this involve a barrel swap? • Will the action contain the intended cartridge? • Single Shots • Bolts • Pistols • Lever guns • Semiautomatics • Brass cost and strength issues • Questions about types of brass • Is there a cheaper solution? • 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester • .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W • Brass life • Manufacturers of brass • Hornady Brass • Starline Brass • Jamison Brass • Lapua • Nosler • Norma • Grafs & Sons • Buffalo Arms • Cowboy Brass • Top Brass • Bullets • The sub calibers • 10-20 caliber • .22 and the rest • What is the intended purpose? • Hunting • Varmint • Dual rig • Target • Obsolete Jayson Thomas no 32:14 WILDCAT Reloading (part 2) http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-2/ http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-2/#comments Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:21:05 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=196 Continue reading →]]> Your shooting a wildcat!
Where do all these cartridges come from? Who’s the daddy of my 223, 308, etc. What
about my 9mm or 40 S&W? Most cartridges found in reloading manuals and of course
on your store shelves, started out a little different or totally different

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-2/feed/ 1 basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Black powder,Bottle neck,Boxer,brass,bullet puller,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,case tumbler Your shooting a wildcat! Where do all these cartridges come from? Who’s the daddy of my 223, 308, etc. What about my 9mm or 40 S&W? Most cartridges found in reloading manuals and of course on your store shelves, Your shooting a wildcat! Where do all these cartridges come from? Who’s the daddy of my 223, 308, etc. What about my 9mm or 40 S&W? Most cartridges found in reloading manuals and of course on your store shelves, started out a little different or totally different Jayson Thomas no 30:37 WILDCAT Reloading (part 1) http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-1/ http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-1/#comments Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:14:46 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=181 Continue reading →]]> ReloadingRadio album art

Well i ask if any listener would like to host their own episode(s) and Eric McClure anwsered that call for wildcat ammo.

This is a 3 part segment.

The Wildcat

Common Sense Approach to Wildcats

• What do you want to do?

• Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job?

• If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job?

• Am I fixing a problem?

• The 44/40 Ruger fix

• The 375 SuperMag fix

• The 7.62X54R fix

• The story of the .38/45 Clerke

• Is this a rechamber job?

• Will this involve a barrel swap?

• Will the action contain the intended cartridge?

• Single Shots

• Bolts

• Pistols

• Lever guns

• Semiautomatics

• Brass cost and strength issues

• Questions about types of brass

• Is there a cheaper solution?

• 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester

• .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W

• Brass life

• Manufacturers of brass

•

Hornady Brass

•

Starline Brass

•

Jamison Brass

•

Lapua

•

Nosler

•

Norma

•

Grafs & Sons

•

Buffalo Arms

•

Cowboy Brass

•

Top Brass

• Bullets

• The sub calibers

• 10-20 caliber

• .22 and the rest

• What is the intended purpose?

• Hunting

• Varmint

• Dual rig

• Target

• Obsolete

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/wildcat-reloading-part-1/feed/ 0 12-20,375 super mag,375 winchester,38/45 clerke,400 corbon,44/40 ruger,7.62x54R,basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Black powder,Bottle neck,Boxer Well i ask if any listener would like to host their own episode(s) and Eric McClure anwsered that call for wildcat ammo. - This is a 3 part segment. - The Wildcat - Common Sense Approach to Wildcats - • What do you want to do? - Well i ask if any listener would like to host their own episode(s) and Eric McClure anwsered that call for wildcat ammo. This is a 3 part segment. The Wildcat Common Sense Approach to Wildcats • What do you want to do? • Is there ALREADY a cartridge that can do the job? • If not, is there ALREADY a wildcat that can do the job? • Am I fixing a problem? • The 44/40 Ruger fix • The 375 SuperMag fix • The 7.62X54R fix • The story of the .38/45 Clerke • Is this a rechamber job? • Will this involve a barrel swap? • Will the action contain the intended cartridge? • Single Shots • Bolts • Pistols • Lever guns • Semiautomatics • Brass cost and strength issues • Questions about types of brass • Is there a cheaper solution? • 30-30 vs. 375 Winchester • .400 Corbon vs. .40 S&W • Brass life • Manufacturers of brass • Hornady Brass • Starline Brass • Jamison Brass • Lapua • Nosler • Norma • Grafs & Sons • Buffalo Arms • Cowboy Brass • Top Brass • Bullets • The sub calibers • 10-20 caliber • .22 and the rest • What is the intended purpose? • Hunting • Varmint • Dual rig • Target • Obsolete Jayson Thomas no 34:30 Reloading Radio – HOT AND COLD TEMP EFFECTS OF AMMO http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-hot-and-cold-temp-effects-of-ammo/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-hot-and-cold-temp-effects-of-ammo/#comments Sat, 12 Dec 2009 19:19:48 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=133 Continue reading →]]> I found this article in the American Rifleman magazine in the AUG 2009 issue.

I read this article and thought it would answer any question that you had about how well the tempture that your ammo is stored and used at and how it was affected.

here is the link to American rifleman maganize

http://www.americanrifleman.org/Default.aspx?cid=24

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-hot-and-cold-temp-effects-of-ammo/feed/ 0 basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Black powder,Bottle neck,Boxer,brass,bullet puller,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,case tumbler I found this article in the American Rifleman magazine in the AUG 2009 issue. - I read this article and thought it would answer any question that you had about how well the tempture that your ammo is stored and used at and how it was affected. - I found this article in the American Rifleman magazine in the AUG 2009 issue. I read this article and thought it would answer any question that you had about how well the tempture that your ammo is stored and used at and how it was affected. here is the link to American rifleman maganize http://www.americanrifleman.org/Default.aspx?cid=24 Jayson Thomas no 41:55 Reloading Radio – 12 STEPS OF RELOADING RIFLE http://reloadingradio.com/12-steps-of-reloading-rifle/ http://reloadingradio.com/12-steps-of-reloading-rifle/#comments Sat, 05 Dec 2009 19:18:16 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=83 Continue reading →]]> This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading rifle ammo

  1. SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER
  2. SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA
  3. CLEAN CASES
  4. INSPECT CASES
  5. CASE LUBE
  6. SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING
  7. PRIMING
  8. CHARGING THE CASE
  9. SEATING THE BULLET
  10. CRIMPING (OPTIONAL)
  11. INSPECT THE LOADED ROUND
  12. DOCUMENT YOUR LOAD IN LOADING LABEL
  13. TEST FIRE AND DOCUMENT YOUR RESULTS IN HANDLOADERS LOG

I also included a some videos I found on youtube that will give a visiual of what im trying to say and the guy in the video does a great job.

video 1

video 2

video 3

video 4

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/12-steps-of-reloading-rifle/feed/ 0 Berdan,Boxer,brass,bullet seating,case charging,case inspection,case lube,case sizing,clean case,crimping,handloaders log,Head stamps This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading rifle ammo SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA CLEAN CASES INSPECT CASES CASE LUBE SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading rifle ammo SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA CLEAN CASES INSPECT CASES CASE LUBE SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING PRIMING CHARGING THE CASE SEATING THE BULLET CRIMPING (OPTIONAL) INSPECT THE LOADED ROUND DOCUMENT YOUR LOAD IN LOADING LABEL TEST FIRE AND DOCUMENT YOUR RESULTS IN HANDLOADERS LOG I also included a some videos I found on youtube that will give a visiual of what im trying to say and the guy in the video does a great job. video 1 video 2 video 3 video 4 Jayson Thomas no 43:33 Reloading Radio – 13 STEPS OF PISTOL RELOADING http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-13-steps-of-pistol-reloading/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-13-steps-of-pistol-reloading/#comments Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:17:23 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=128 Continue reading →]]> This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading pistol ammo

  1. SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER
  2. SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA
  3. CLEAN CASES
  4. INSPECT CASES
  5. CASE LUBE
  6. SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING
  7. PRIMING
  8. CHARGING THE CASE
  9. SEATING THE BULLET
  10. CRIMPING (OPTIONAL)
  11. INSPECT THE LOADED ROUND
  12. DOCUMENT YOUR LOAD IN LOADING LABEL
  13. TEST FIRE AND DOCUMENT YOUR RESULTS IN HANDLOADERS LOG

These videos where found on youtube and they are made by the ammosmith.com  and he does a great job in each video

FLAIRING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO

SEATING PISTOL BULLETS VIDEO

PRIMING ISSUES VIDEO

CHARGING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO

TRIMMING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO

SEATING CANNELURED BULLETS VIDEO

DEBURRING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO

SIZING PISTOL BRASS

TAPER CRIMP DIE PART 1

TAPER CRIMP DIE PART 2

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-13-steps-of-pistol-reloading/feed/ 1 basic reloading center fire equipment,Berdan,Bottle neck,Boxer,brass,bullet puller,case length gauge,case lube,case neck brushes,case trimmer,case tumbler,chamber This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading pistol ammo SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA CLEAN CASES INSPECT CASES CASE LUBE SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING This show we discuss the 13 steps of reloading pistol ammo SELECTION OF RELOADING DATA FOR SPECIFIC CALIBER SELECTION RELOADING COMPENTS FROM RELOADING DATA CLEAN CASES INSPECT CASES CASE LUBE SIZING CASE AND DECAPPING OR DEPRIMING PRIMING CHARGING THE CASE SEATING THE BULLET CRIMPING (OPTIONAL) INSPECT THE LOADED ROUND DOCUMENT YOUR LOAD IN LOADING LABEL TEST FIRE AND DOCUMENT YOUR RESULTS IN HANDLOADERS LOG These videos where found on youtube and they are made by the ammosmith.com  and he does a great job in each video FLAIRING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO SEATING PISTOL BULLETS VIDEO PRIMING ISSUES VIDEO CHARGING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO TRIMMING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO SEATING CANNELURED BULLETS VIDEO DEBURRING PISTOL BRASS VIDEO SIZING PISTOL BRASS TAPER CRIMP DIE PART 1 TAPER CRIMP DIE PART 2 Jayson Thomas no 1:31:39 Reloading Radio – .22LR HISTORY http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-22lr-history/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-22lr-history/#comments Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:51:33 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=92 Continue reading →]]> This show is about the history of the .22lr. I talk about where it come and where it has gone and what it has done.  This round is my favorite to shoot due to how cheap it is to shoot and it can be found at any gun shop.  Its a great caliber to teach someone how to shoot that has never shoot before.

.22lr picture

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-22lr-history/feed/ 1 .22lr,Head stamps,Primers,Reloading Radio,rim fire This show is about the history of the .22lr. I talk about where it come and where it has gone and what it has done.  This round is my favorite to shoot due to how cheap it is to shoot and it can be found at any gun shop. This show is about the history of the .22lr. I talk about where it come and where it has gone and what it has done.  This round is my favorite to shoot due to how cheap it is to shoot and it can be found at any gun shop.  Its a great caliber to teach someone how to shoot that has never shoot before. .22lr picture Jayson Thomas no 29:23 Reloading Radio – BRASS PREP http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-brass-prep/ http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-brass-prep/#comments Wed, 14 Oct 2009 15:47:25 +0000 50BMG http://reloadingradio.com/?p=73 Continue reading →]]> This show is all about brass prep. We discuss everything from cleaing and how to clean. To how to inspect cases and what to inspect cases for.

  • Cleaning (wet or dry)
  • What needs to be clean off brass
  • Wet solution method
  • Dry method
  • Using a magnet to seprate steel cases
  • Head stamps
  • Deburring (outside and inside)
  • Uniform primer pockets
  • Case lube
  • Rifle brass prep
  • Pistol brass prep
  • Inspection

cracks

splits

crush cases

corroded cases

excessive case bulge

bent cases

Reloading – Looking After The Brass Cartridge Case

By Matthew Cameron

boxer primer vs berdan primer

]]> http://reloadingradio.com/reloading-radio-brass-prep/feed/ 0 Berdan,Bottle neck,Boxer,brass,case lube,case lube pad,corn cobb,corrosion,cracks,crush cases,damage dies,damage headstamps This show is all about brass prep. We discuss everything from cleaing and how to clean. To how to inspect cases and what to inspect cases for. Cleaning (wet or dry) What needs to be clean off brass Wet solution method Dry method This show is all about brass prep. We discuss everything from cleaing and how to clean. To how to inspect cases and what to inspect cases for. Cleaning (wet or dry) What needs to be clean off brass Wet solution method Dry method Using a magnet to seprate steel cases Head stamps Deburring (outside and inside) Uniform primer pockets Case lube Rifle brass prep Pistol brass prep Inspection cracks splits crush cases corroded cases excessive case bulge bent cases Reloading - Looking After The Brass Cartridge Case By Matthew Cameron boxer primer vs berdan primer Jayson Thomas no 26:10