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Maintaining your reloading equipment is important. When your dies are new, and after you've been reloading for some time, your dies will need to be cleaned. This video covers how to break down and clean your dies, and which cleaner / lubricants you might like best for the job.

To risk a Dad Joke (TM), reloading for your shotguns is a blast! This video features a very inexpensive solution for reloading 12 or 20 gauge shotshells.

Part four of learning to reload for 223 Remington covers priming, powder charging, and bullet seating. This video completes the series for 223 Remington reloading.

Part two of learning to reload for 223 Remington covers a concept known as shoulder bumping. Resizing rifle brass is typically different than most pistol brass, due to the prevalence of necked down cartridges. This video will explain how to adjust your resizing die appropriately.

Part three of learning to reload for 223 Remington covers how to properly lubricate your brass before you attempt resizing/decapping, and how to trim your brass to SAMMI spec. afterwards. Unlike pistol brass, rifle brass must be trimmed to a proper length after resizing in order to create functional and safe rounds. We also cover case prep of the cartridge mouth and primer pocket (including military crimp removal) to ensure problem-free reloading.

This video is part one of learning to reload for 223 Remington (the common AR-15 caliber). It covers the important topic of brass cleaning before you do anything else. if you have new brass, you can skip this step. But if you are reloading once fired or range brass, don't miss this step! Starting with clean, dry brass will make your rifle reloading much, much easier - and it will protect your reloading dies from damage due to abrasion.

The fourth and final video in our pistol reloading series puts together everything covered so far, introduces load data, and demonstrates end to end reloading for the .380 Auto. The overall process will translate to other pistol calibers, only the load data will change.

Episode three in our pistol reloading series covers bullet seating and crimp die adjustment.

Episode two of the pistol reloading series covers case head expansion and power measure operation, including the required die adjustments.

Episode one in the pistol reloading series covers how to deprime and resize used cartridges. We cover the basic operations and die adjustment required.

Want to reload for your firearms? The first step is learning what equipment you will need, and at what price points. Part 3 covers case cleaning, measuring, and trimming. The reloading steps involving these topics definitely aren't the most exciting parts of reloading, but they are critical to loading safe and accurate rounds.

Want to reload for your firearms? The first step is learning what equipment you will need, and at what price points. Part 1 covers the general type of workspace required and the different types of powder scales on the market.

Want to reload for your firearms? The first step is learning what equipment you will need, and at what price points. Part 2 covers powder measures (devices that dispense gunpowder) and reloading presses (the actual device used to reload rounds).

The Simple Rules of Gun Safety. Before buying, using, cleaning, or reloading for your firearms, make sure you know and follow these guidelines. They will give you confidence, and keep you and yours safe at the same time.