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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: redmond,wa Posts: 240 | I made a small vid of me reloading .380
if you guys havent seen the XL650 in action here is a crappy video of me just making a few .380's I already had some on the shell plate when i decided to make this video with my iphone so every one you see flying into the bin is a completed round. i made this on my iphone and had some trouble getting the phone to stand up without falling so sorry again for the bad video work. maybe next time ill make a vid with a good cam and tripod. YouTube - Reloading some .380 |
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| Marksman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Washington Posts: 370 |
Now reload some .40 for me |
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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: redmond,wa Posts: 240 |
i must have like 1000 peices of 40 brass that i have sorted out from my other stuff.. unfortunatly i only reload 9 380 and 45. i need to weigh and sell that brass:P or something. if you have once fired 9mm brass and wanna trade maybe we can work something out :D
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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: Lacey, Wa Posts: 100 |
dayam... someday... i can only dream :) nice setup
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| Rifleman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Ltown, WA Posts: 233 |
cool, I like the clicks it makes over my turret, haha.
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| Rifleman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Spokane Posts: 223 |
Do ou have the case feeder, too?
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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: redmond,wa Posts: 240 |
i do, the full monte is uploading to utube right now. Ill post a link soon
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| Rifleman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Spokane Posts: 223 |
Sweet! I've thought about getting the bullet feeder, too. Just hasn't ben a high enough priority yet.
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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: redmond,wa Posts: 240 |
bullet feeder or shell feeder? the shell feeder increases your production levels exponentially!!!! i reccomend it!!
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| Rifleman Joined: Feb 2009 From: redmond,wa Posts: 240 |
dude that looks awesome i might buy one!
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| Rifleman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Spokane Posts: 223 |
I've thought about, just not sure that I reload enough to justify it. If I was shooting as much as I did 4-5 years ago, then yes. I used to have an RL550 setup for 40, and nother setup in 45, ready to go at a moments notice. Was a pain to switch betwen large and small primers - and still is with the 650.
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| Marksman Joined: Jul 2009 From: Spokane Posts: 423 |
great vids...i decided that that seems a lot cheaper than buying new rounds in the long run. how many times can you reuse the same brass?
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| Rifleman Joined: Aug 2009 From: WA Posts: 120 | Depends on the caliber, the brass, and how hot you load it. If you load hot rounds, they may show signs of stress/failure after the first reload. However, I have heard that the average re-use is about 5 times. Most I've ever heard of was 25 times.
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| Marksman Joined: Jul 2009 From: Spokane Posts: 423 |
what exactly is a hot round?
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| Rifleman Joined: Jan 2009 From: Ltown, WA Posts: 233 |
Ive reused .223, 9mm, .45acp, .44mag for over 5 reloads easily..
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| Rifleman Joined: Aug 2009 From: WA Posts: 120 | A hot round, or hot load is a cartridge loaded beyond specifications of the cartridge or powder manufacturer recommendations. Example: Buffalo Bore makes some ammunition in .44 mag that is pushing a 340 grain bullet at 1425fps. It's about 40% more powerful than most of the factory loads. They only recommend using it in a few specific firearms due to the higher pressure. Here's a page that gives a more detailed explanation: The AnarchAngel: Under Pressure... |