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@M1A2 Abrams tank, This is a shout out to you and a little teaser of what will be coming in the near future with my 7.62x39 Cast Bullet Project. Thanks folks! Like and Subscribe!

This is the follow up and final result! How did I do? you be the judge! I'm feelin pretty'ol good about it. Thanks to @CW @John's Hand Loading @LeverAction Gypsy and @nycreloader . Answer my trivia question and get a shout out and channel promotion! Thank you! Like, Subscribe and Leave me a comment! God Bless!

My first ever attempt at powder coating! I got it all on video. See what I did and why it was a good idea or a bad idea. I fumble once or twice but I think I got a good handle on it. Thanks to @CW @John's Hand Loading @LeverAction Gypsy and @nycreloader Hope you like it! Also, answer my trivia question and I'll promote your channel and send a shout out!

Misses LeadSmith answered the trivia question folks! Now she gets her moment of braggadocios Shout Outs! She's a bit camera shy, so I had to get creative with this one. I hope you enjoy, like, subscribe and BUY HER BOOKS! Here is the link for her books! Thanks Folks! https://www.amazon.com/Literature-Fiction-Heidi-Wildes-Mitchell-Books/s?rh=n%3A17%2Cp_27%3AHeidi+Wildes+Mitchell

This is a follow up to the review that I did on the Lyman Brass-Smith Victory press. One of the points of contention that I had was the priming system and shell holder compatibility. @357Gaz asked me a question regarding the use of different shell holders. I decided it would be a good idea to go into greater detail of the problem I experienced and why I chose to stick with Lyman Shell Holders.

Our buddy @CW is at it again. This time I get to be on the receiving end of CW awesomeness! Like and Subscribe folks!

​ @Johnny 1982 @MCK This is an effort to answer a question I was asked by Johnny 1982 about the technique I use to make sure I'm getting consistency in my measurements. What's better than measuring a bullet? How about measuring one of those really nice bullets from MCK? Enjoy folks!

Now that we have a good chamber cast and have all the measurements that we need from the breach end of the rifle, lets slug and measure our barrels groove diameter! Also, you'll meet a very pretty girl that doesn't say much. Then, there'll be a trivia question with an opportunity for public recognition and personal endorsement! Like, Subscribe and I'll see you soon!

Help solve the mystery folks! God Bless!

THIS IS A RUMBLE EXCLUSIVE!!! Join me while I cast with my new NOE 2cav mold in .314 166gr. This is a beautiful flat point destined for a fine CZ527 bolt action rifle in 7.62x39.

We'll use a low temp alloy to make a cast of the rifles chamber. This will allow us to identify various measurements, including the throat diameter. If you choose to do this, please exercise extreme caution. Thank you, like, subscribe and leave me a comment!

Here is where I get my results from working up a cast bullet load in my CZ527 rifle. Join me out on the range and at my bench. We'll go over the velocity numbers and check the barrel for lead fouling. I'll also put a plan together on how to proceed. Thank you! Like, Subscribe and Leave me a comment.

I am introducing this trimmer(with available options) and giving my personal thoughts on its best use. I also give tips on how to use it efficiently. I've got three cons that I'd like to discuss because I don't think everyone will be able to appreciate this trimmers as much as I do. Enjoy! Like and Subscribe!

I'm bringing a little info about cast bullets in relation to the 7.62x39 before we head down to the range. I'll be mapping out the terrain of cast bullet use in my CZ527 Carbine. It is a great little rifle and certain attention to detail needs to be followed with this "CIP" spec rifle. Thank you! Like and Subscribe!

There are a lot of great new additions to my bench! RCBS Automatic Primer System, Lee Deluxe Powder measure and ANOTHER Lyman 45. I'm missing my Redding no. 2 505 beam scale! There are also some great folks I want to tell you about. We gotta get folks on Rumble and MeWe. Let me tell you about these NON-Politically Correct alternatives:)

This is a lengthily review of Lymans Brass Smith Single Stage press known as Victory. In this review I give an honest assessment of the product by highlighting its pros and cons.

Some clip on wheel weights appear to be harder than others. The coated weights seem to be questionable. Of all the types of lead weights, are some much harder than others? Should we consider separating our wheel weights by the markings; P, AL, AL-MC, MC, Micro and so on. I'm going to attempt to give some data to the questions to help put this question to rest.

I can't account for the accuracy of the historical details, but I can shed some light on who this disciple was. I call him the "Molon Labe Disciple" because of what he represented. Jesus chose this man for a very important reason and we should take a moment to explore what this should mean to us as patriots and followers of Christ. Very little is stated in scripture about Simon the Zealot. But if we look at the identifier in his name "Zealot" and explore the history of the Zealots during the time of the ministry of Christ, we'll find that we have a great commonality with this disciple. Regardless of where you are in your faith, Simon shows us that our Lord loves a patriot.

This is the second part about setting up a reloading bench. Location, location, location! Everything has a reason for where it gets bolted down. Much of what I've learned has been from past mistakes, so I'm hoping that what I have to share will help you become more efficient right off the bat. Thanks for watching... Like, Subscribe and leave me a comment in the comment section!

This will be a short series to help guide new handloaders in ideas for building a bench, arranging presses and storage for tools and items. A work bench of any kind is very personal and must be tailored to its user. I'd like to share what has worked for me so that you can decide for yourself what suits your needs best.

A five gallon bucket of wheel weights can be a frustrating task to sort out if you aren't familiar with the weights. There is steel, zinc, plastic and some other rubbery type of weight just waiting to give you fits. In this video I'm going to break down what is what for the novice. The detail is great and the video is designed to be paused and restarted so that you can use it for reference while sorting. Thanks folks, like, subscribe and leave me a comment.

This is the start of a series of videos regarding alloy hardness. I'd like to share my technique with you regarding how I use the Lee Hardness Tester. If you have a simple smart phone you may be surprised how easy it is to get a clear view of your results. Stay tuned in for the next videos where I will discuss concepts of obturation and gas cutting. Like, Subscribe and leave me a comment in the comment section!

We are constantly defending the rights that our founding documents tell us were given by our Creator. We have seen the pattern of moral decay in our society and the infringement of our civil liberties that follows. I believe I have the answer to this problem. Unfortunately there is a great resistance that we must overcome. First, we must understand that the problem isn't the infringement of civil liberties. The infringement is a symptom of a greater problem. In this video I point out the problem and provide the answers to fixing it. Thank you folks, like, subscribe and leave me a comment in the comment section.

We gotta think about the tolerances! You may be surprised about how the thickness of brass cases can vary from brand to brand and even lot to lot. This video is not "empirical", but anecdotal. This is a small sample of cases and measurements but it should be enough to allow one to realize that differences in tolerances can lead to stacking issues. The way tolerances stack can cause problems with the FCD. Lets explore this phenomenon!

In this video we'll check out the measurements from the bullets that were previously loaded using the Lee Factory Crimp die. You may be surprised what we come up with. While the Lee Factory Crimp Die certainly is capable of swaging down a bullet, many of us will rarely see an issue.