LWRC M6-IC A5 SBR-Embarrassing myself at the range but getting in that practice anyway. 

Doing some low-round-count carbine drills after many months of not touching any firearms. I show everyhing, even all the mistakes and embarrassing moments.
I'm using my home-grown M193 clone loads.
*SAFETY CAVEAT*
LOADING YOUR OWN AMMUNITION CAN BE DANGEROUS IF DONE INCORRECTLY. ALWAYS FOLLOW ESTABLISHED GUIDELINES PRESENTED IN PUBLISHED LOAD DATA FOUND IN VARIOUS LOAD BOOKS. PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK
LOW-BUDGET VIDEOS LIKE THESE MAY NOT PRESENT ALL FACTS NEEDED TO JUMP HEAD-FIRST INTO THIS HOBBY. WHILE I STRIVE TO ENSURE I DON'T PROVIDE FALSE INFORMATION, OR DATA WHICH MIGHT BE INCORRECT, I WELCOME ALL CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM AND COMMENTS WHICH WILL HELP ME MAKE BETTER CONTENT.
I RECOMMEND THOSE OF YOU VENTURING INTO METALLIC RELOADING, TO FIND SOMEONE WHO WILL MENTOR YOU OR SHOW YOU FIRST-HAND PRIOR TO INVESTING IN TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND COMPONENTS.
RELOADING CAN BE VERY REWARDING AND WHILE THE CONCEPT IS SIMPLE, THE DETAILS MATTER. RELOADING HAS A LOW BARRIER OF ENTRY, BUT A HIGH BARRIER TO MASTERING THE ART. COMMON SENSE PREVAILS, AS IN MANY OTHER THINGS