https://youtu.be/gweMpcz9nik
Enjoy and all feedback appreciated!
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Thanks for sharing. Love the Hunting Public video's.
Quote from: ShootingABN! on June 06, 2018, 05:40:18 PM
Thanks for sharing. Love the Hunting Public video's.
Thanks!!! I just got a thumbs up from BPI so between the members on this forum, Hal, and really applying what I've been taught I'm happy!! And THP are second to none.
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Good Helpful Video...
Great video. It's really gonna be helpful for a guy like me who is just starting out. I have two questions.
1) Is the cutter you use in the beginning a necessity? Not sure why shells would be too long and I haven't heard anyone else mention one.
2) How do you know when your roll crimp is complete?
Thanks!!
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Quote from: Terry on June 21, 2018, 08:39:03 PM
Great video. It's really gonna be helpful for a guy like me who is just starting out. I have two questions.
1) Is the cutter you use in the beginning a necessity? Not sure why shells would be too long and I haven't heard anyone else mention one.
2) How do you know when your roll crimp is complete?
Thanks!!
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No it is not. You can use snips, or there are several videos where you can use a dowel and a blade.
Check this one https://youtu.be/NulAk1hEeBA
If you are roll crimping you will be trimming.
And here is something that helps with roll crimps! https://youtu.be/SvJcPJ_45MY
Of course you can get really nuts like I do with gadgets - but I like quality, and consistency within the quality.
And as I am a novice myself, you can do this just as well!!!
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You do not have to trim, even if roll crimping. Trimming started for auto loaders. I do go ahead and trim all mine anyway
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