Anyone have a good beginner video they can recommend?

Hmatt said:
I really like gunblue490 on YouTube. He’s rather long winded but keeps things very easy to understand. Most things reloading or casting I refer to his stuff. If you wanna skip ahead to the tutorial on the steps in a 1 hour video watch this.
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Thank you
 
I don’t have a particular reloading video in mind, but for me finding some one in the neighbourhood that reload and could mentor me was the best thing ever! Reading a few reloading manuals and asking questions here also was a great way to get started!
 
I've put out lots of video on it, including the various tools "I" use. I use tools from all colors to reload, including single and progressive presses. I'm now starting down the rabbit hole of casting lead bullets, and powder coating. I've also resized cases to be used for other calibers, this can be used when you cannot find extra brass to reload. I've resized .308 Win brass to .300 Savage 7.62x39 to 6.5 Grendel .348 Win to .41 Swiss (antique caliber from 1869).

 
PPCLI-Jim said:
I've put out lots of video on it, including the various tools "I" use. I use tools from all colors to reload, including single and progressive presses. I'm now starting down the rabbit hole of casting lead bullets, and powder coating. I've also resized cases to be used for other calibers, this can be used when you cannot find extra brass to reload. I've resized .308 Win brass to .300 Savage 7.62x39 to 6.5 Grendel .348 Win to .41 Swiss (antique caliber from 1869).

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Awesome! Thank you!
 
Jdiep said:
Heyall. Looking to see what a good video for a beginner to begin reloading. So many on YouTube,
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Pistol or rifle cartridges? Jujitsu2000 has a few really straightforward videos on the reloading process that were helpful when I started handloading. He shows you the process without a ton of extra gear, pretty easy to get started with just the minimum required tools. From there you can start adding bits and pieces as you like or feel you need.



Here’s a link to all his loading videos, most are shorter in length than the two above. A couple how to set up dies on a single stage press, lots of single stage press stuff which is a great place to start. Will teach you not to rush through it and get you used to setting up dies and going through the steps one by one till it’s second nature.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2SSZkQtvPJVpqWiS4Cb1nz6blY9xK1pS&si=-rRU4VaJPppsH_gN
 
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Go to any of the big companies who manufacture reloading gear and supplies and tey will have a starting point to learn from.
You can them search for more details on the social media platforms.
But, a good read of reloading manual of choice will also be a good investment .
Rob
 
After you've read the manual you've picked up, I'd recommend this as a reference to make a list from, of the things needed, or not, can't buy from them, they won't ship to Cda, prices landed in Cda are close to double on most things. But, it will expose you to most of the brand names that are available and what they make. You can find any tool you want on YT just by searching the brand and model and find out how it works, and its quirks.
www.midwayusa.com/how-to-guides/beginning-reloader
 
I think there's a Horny daddy one with a girl on you toobe that's kinda cute.
RCBS has instructional vids that are specific to the gear. and there's always Ultimate Reloader. all on u toobe
 
PM your email address and I can share all kinds of resources (ABCs of Relaoding, manuals, etc.).
 
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