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I think it's a great idea! Mod's?
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| Posted: Thu Mar 5th, 2009 05:43 PM |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ofd_l53Jrk maybe a list of site approved u-tube videos. i have been collecting some to help instruct people new to the hobby
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sounds good to me - this thread can be made into a sticky for that purpose.
i know i don't have to tell anyone that videos should be confined to instructional ones for handloading etc. and that any innapropriate videos reported to admin will be removed, becuase that would never happen here! 
somewhere on youtube there's an old timer who really makes the lee loader look easy - i'll see if i can find it!
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i think this is the one!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeEl9wZyabc
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http://www.leeprecision.com/html/HelpVideos/video.html
Reloading process demonstrated
Turret Press in operation
Four hole turret index adjustment
Three hole turret index adjustment
Safety Prime installation
Pro 1000
Perfect Powder Measure chain attachment
Primer tray trick
Pro 1000 Z Bar Adjustment
Pro 1000 Zero adjustment
Load-Master
Perfect Powder Measure chain attachment
Loadmaster carrier alignment
Loadmaster case retainer adjustment
Loadmaster crankslider adjustment
Loadmaster index checking
Customer operating Loadmaster
Loadmaster primer seating depth
Die adjustment on Load-Master & Pro 1000
Die adjustment
Sizing die adjustment
Expanding Die adjustment
Bullet seating die adjustment
Carbide Factory Crimp adjustment
Die adjustment on single station presses
Carbide Sizing die adjustment
Expanding die adjustment
Bullet seating die adjustment
Carbide Factory Crimp adjustment
Collet Necksizing die adjustment
Dead length bullet seating die adjustment
Rifle Factory Crimp Die adjustment
Rifle full length sizing die
Rifle bullet seating adjustment
Case preparation
Case trimming and chamfering
Lubricating case
Removing stuck case
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wow what a great list of links ,theres way more out there than i thought.
, this will be a very good resource to a lot of us Thanks
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Check out this guys page on Youtube. He has lots of good videos on how to reload and lots of casting videos.
http://www.youtube.com/user/ammosmith
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I need a volunteer that is bueno at BB code to make a thread as a sticky for this...Instructional videos for beginning reloaders...
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New to rifle/pistol reloading also and watched several videos. Nothing like putting hands on and that is what we will be doing at the gathering in Oct. for those close enough to NC/SC. We will have at least six reloaders set up so you can actually load what ever you want and practice till you get it right. Lots of other "subjects" will be covered including noobie shooting practice and experienced competition.
Those videos are very helpful but there is nothing like adjusting the dies and feeling how much pressure to put on components. Come learn, or observe, or bring yours and help us noobies learn, wc
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I and others have done many videos related to the Lee Load Master press.
http://loadmastervideos.com
I also did an owner's manual for it - it includes short videos for each step.
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Here is a series of step by step reloading of 6.5x55 I made.
Here is a series of 3 videos on step by step case trimming with Wilson Trimmer.
Please note (do not trim cases to short, ensure they do not extend beyond recommended length for your calibre. always consult reloading manual)
Have a look and see what you think.
I am always interested in watching videos I may not have see regarding reloading and gun cleaning so this is great if we get a VIDEO LIBRARY as such up and running.
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that is a great idea ... it would help so much !!!!!
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this is one I thought would give new reloaders a good visual of what OAL looks like in a cutaway barrel (hope its useful?)
How Brand of Ammunition Affects Accuracy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5AK7fh-Oq0&feature=related
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Awesome videos! Very useful information.
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