I'm so glad you didn't knock the primer out on the first go! I went in search of this film when I did the exact same thing with MY Hornady die (THE EXACT SAME ONE YOU HAVE HERE) on .45acp... I have been reloading with my RCBS die in .30-06 for a while now and when that happened this time around with the 45's, I kinda went nutty! Nice vid, man!
@otmncgm Right... the die depth is set so we don't crush the case. The screw on the top allows us to seat the bullet at a particular depth. You will have to seat HP bullets differently than round nose just because they are different lengths.
Great video. I appreciate the fact that you were straightforward and explained everything without over complicating things. I am new to reloading and I have the Hornady L n L set so your video is excellent for me. Thanks again for a great video and God bless.
I'm watching this on my girlfriend's profile and I agree with how you said a picture is worth a thousand words all the words in the fucking instructions don't make sense but somebody showing me something I got that down forever after that appreciate this video cuz I was having trouble with my 45acp expander die I wasn't sure exactly how to do it because I'm new to reloading but after watching this I know exactly what to do thanks brother I reload for my 3030 and Casper Wyoming bullets so it's hella cheap to shoot as opposed to go in and buy in 20 round boxes 3030 for twenty bucks for the cheap stuff and I figured I reload my 45acp to because that's also $20 for 50 Target rounds and $25 for 20 self defense rounds with reloading my 1911 can handle pressure plus rounds which I haven't attempted to do any of those yet but I have Cassie quite a few semi wad-cutters and round ball ammo I don't have a whole point I yet but I'm working there I like the Lee bullet molds they work really good so far for the 30-30 I only have the hundred fifty and 170 grain flat nose molds but when you got the perfect temperature those bullets come out beautiful. My bad didn't mean to go off on random tangent again thanks for the video man I'm glad you explained it and at the same time demonstrated it