Quick Guide to Reloading 9mm

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Quick guide to reloading 9mm using the Hornady Lock N Load AP from start to finish.
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Components used:
--Once fired Winchester brass
--Hawkesbury River 125grain conical projectile
hrbc.com.au/pro...
--AP70 (ADI) powder
www.adi-powders...
--CCI small pistol primers
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@beevo412 5 лет назад

This is an extremely well planned-out and executed video. And, strangely entertaining. Thanks.

@dawizze1 3 года назад

Most underrated reloading video on youtube hands down. Jesus been looking for something like this the whole time.

@ChrisHirner 2 года назад

alright, im starting to want to do this myself. that polished brass really impressed me.

@garyfannin3476 4 года назад

One of the best 9mm instructional videos I've seen yet

@markfung5654 5 лет назад

Great video. Susinct and no bs. No sales talk. Subscribed. Thanks.

@ForwardBias 3 года назад

Thank you for this, pretty much sold me on getting the Hornady :)

@PlayingWithFireOutdoors 2 года назад

Similar method on a DILLON 550. But I wet tumble twice one to remove the carbon fouling as I use TITE-GROUP powder, I allow it to dry run it through the depriming/ resizing. Then wet tumble again cleaning primer pockets alow to dry then reload.

@GOBA1331 3 года назад

I’ll subscribe once you get a bigger watch.

@griff6985 6 лет назад

Very well done. Nice job, mate!

@volcanicash4893 3 года назад

Excellent video. Subscribed. To the viewers who pressed “dislike”…who hurt you?

@USAMark70 4 года назад

Nicely done video! Very helpful. Considering getting into reloading and I think the progressive press is the way to go. Thank you for producing this! Have fun & be safe!

@brianonthego 5 лет назад

Very good demonstration.

@martinj_lagunsad 3 года назад

Best video so far. What type of reloading machine you have? Can you give me the link where to get it ? Thanks

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

It is a hornady lock n load ap press. downrange.com.au/product/hornady-lock-n-load-ap-5-station-progressive-press-with-ezject-system/

@venezia7252 2 года назад

guys, what lee decapping die is he using, it looks like one fits all

@liljohnp132 4 года назад

I like to reload 12GA. and I have a single stage press but that rotary is awesome.

@nickfitz9800 4 года назад

Nice video. Gets the job done perfectly. Subbed.

@TheNuggetshooter 3 года назад

What model press are you using. I have a Lee Turret Classic press which I like, but I am thinking of moving up. I basically reload 360 ACP and 9mm. Since I now live in the state of Nevada close to a lot of open desert, I find myself shooting more, so changing to a faster press would be something I would like to consider. Thanks for the posting the video.

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

Im using the Hornady Lock N Load AP. Thanks for the kind words

@yammyr1 3 года назад

How do you like your Lee Classic? I just picked one up from a garage sale but I'm having the hardest time finding primers.

@PlayingWithFireOutdoors 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IFhLwxR1o-s.html Try a Dillon Prescision product they are fantastic for product support

@tires2burn 4 года назад

So much nicer with the tape instead of all the small talk.

@googleboy7 2 года назад

THANK YOU!!!

@mfischer78219 4 года назад

Nice work. I'm thinking of getting this setup to start reloading!

@jamesglenn520 3 года назад

Not sure about running dirty brass through the machine for the first stage 🤔 Does your sizing die have a pin to clear the polishing media out of the primer pocket?

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

I clean everything up after running dirty brass. And yes the sizing die has a pin to punch any kernels left in the flash hole.

@yuibot5998 3 года назад

All he was doing before he cleaned it was to remove the primer, that's the Lee die he took out at the beginning.

@theophilhist6455 3 года назад

Way more fun doing them one at a time

@zappa916 5 лет назад

im researching as a beginner to what equipment i need for reloading 9mm. I think im going for the single stage press as i only shoot 100 -200 rounds per week and dont mind the longer manual process. I noticed you didnt trim the cases ? is that needed ?

@markfung5654 5 лет назад

9mmP brass tends to shrink with use. You're more likely to have the brass split or lost before the length goes out of spec.

@aussiereloader3902 5 лет назад

Hey Zappa, i trim every 3-4 reloads and only if it needs it. Glad you asked and in hindsight i should have included that in the video. I do measure the cases with vernier calipers before loading and a case gauge after loading. I shoot glocks and their tolerances are more forgiving compared to other pistols.

@randymarko486 4 года назад

Im an intersted beginner as well . This is about my 5th video on this subject and i have to say, , , WELL DONE ! Im going to watch it again , just because........... Well done !

@yuibot5998 3 года назад

@@markfung5654 Yep, I've reloaded thousands and thousands of 9mm and never once trimmed a 9mm case

@rotovicious1156 4 года назад

Very satisfying video

@thefinder8087 4 года назад

Newbie here, looking to start reloading. I Thought you had to do a taper crimp on 9mm after seating the bullet, does your bullet seating die do the crimp as well?

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Nathaniel Graham yes, the hornady bullet seating die i used in the video crimps as well. There some adjustments involved to get the correct seating depth and the crimp.

@lastconservativeprofessor 5 лет назад

nicely done!

@dwilley2977 3 года назад

dope vid

@Billbobaker 4 года назад

When you case lube. it's best to spray the case lube into a one gallon zip freezer bag then dump in the brass and shake well.. Not any of the case lube will get inside of the case that way... Just something I found out..

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Bill Baker will try that out next time

@Billbobaker 4 года назад

@@aussiereloader3902 I just randomly check powder charge weight and this was the only way I could keep the powder from sticking inside the case to get an accurate weight. Little less smoke when I shoot them as well. Excellent video btw.

@jamesglenn520 3 года назад

I only lube rifle cases. I have carbide dies and have Never put lube on pistol in 20+ years. I was told that you never want to Contaminate the powder with lube.

@jamesrobertson6255 2 года назад

3.8 grs. Of what powder?

@aussiereloader3902 2 года назад

ADI AP70N

@JonWoo 4 года назад

Why does nobody make videos explaining what they are doing from start to finish and telling you what the equipment and supplies are and where to buy it.

@georgemoomaw9437 3 года назад

Wouldn't that have been more productive than the noise we were expected to have to endure?

@ollieone051 4 года назад

Is there a limit to how many time you can reload a casing? (As long as it's in good condition of course.)

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

ollieone051 until it fails, throughout the whole process you want to make sure you check for damage

@jeffwebber542 4 года назад

@@aussiereloader3902 WOW no you measure your brass making sure it meets the specs of your manual and what maul says it measurments said be. Just when you seat your bullets how deep they need to be. If you do what AussieReLoader just said you wast your primer you wast your powder you was bullet you wast time reloading it, You take the chance of a major major malfunction at the range which could be, gun jam, stove pipe, gun firing primer and igniting powder and getting jammed and gun blowing up in your face. Please Please ALWAYS MEASURE YOUR BRASS AND DEPTH OF YOUR SEATING BULLET once your seating is of bullet is set your good to go u should not have to measure again your brass should be good for 1 up 2 to 3 firings up to that start measing i measure after 3 just because i am safe, safety first always. Buy nice caliper which I have or also I have a Case Cage which you just drop your loaded round in and if it drops in and fits perfect your good to go I love this set up. I hope this helps you.

@PlayingWithFireOutdoors 2 года назад

@@jeffwebber542 I use a case gauge and check the brass after depriming/ resizing it.

@oldgunowner 2 года назад

I usually expect to average 8-9 reloads on my semi auto brass and 12-14 reloads on my revolver brass. The diff being damage and losses for semi brass. This is after collecting the brass from firing new ammo in my gun. I also use range pickup brass and would estimate it gives me 6 reloads on semi auto and 12-14 on revolver brass. The trouble with range pickup is it could be someone's reloads that he has shot 5 times but if it's revolver brass it's left by someone that doesn't reload. I mark my brass so have tracked it in the past and this is my experience in my combination of guns. I do not load specific brass for a specific gun ie I shoot my 38s in all 3 of my 357 guns. 9mm reloads go in all 6 of my 9mm handguns and 1 carbine.

@benderrodriguez3929 3 года назад

Great video 👍

@jimbobjoe7537 3 года назад

What brand of press was that

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

Hornady lock n load AP

@saltcreekammo 3 года назад

You can own guns in Australia?

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

For the moment....

@chrisbrock9027 3 года назад

Cool... is there a reason why you Dont Crimp?

@aussiereloader3902 3 года назад

The bullet seating die has a taper crimp in it

@quiet-wolf 4 года назад

How many can you make in 1 hour?

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Paul Komarek 500 comfortably, only thing that slows the process down is topping up the primers

@nickfitz9800 4 года назад

What reloading press is that?

@unclelar53 5 лет назад

Question: I have been reloading for several years, but have been unable to find an answer. My Hornady book calls for a COL of 1.1 inches, using 115 gr. RN bullets. Every factory load I have measured, regardless of brand, with 115 gr. RN bullets, has a COL of 1.15 to 1.16 inches. Why?

@aussiereloader3902 5 лет назад

Probably have to ask Hornady that question to get a definitive answer so don't quote me but from what I understand is different bullet brand to bullet brand the COL varies. What it is written in the book is often the deepest (Maximum) you want to seat them, obviously the deeper you go the higher pressures get and vise versa. Bullet shapes are not the same even regardless of weight. Most round nose (RN) 9mm will run better just shy of that, around 1.135". Although some say running 115g FMJRN between 1.155-1.160 works fine and have had no issues. I would continue making rounds that work for your pistol(s) with the COL that would chamber and fit in your magazine. Books are just a guide, the data probably will only work with their exact components/products. But regardless I would still check for functionality in your own gun. Hope that helps.

@unclelar53 5 лет назад

@@aussiereloader3902 Thanks for the tip, appreciate it. I have been loading close to factory ammo numbers, with no problems, so I'll stick to those numbers. Thanks again.

@robertwendel8391 4 года назад

@@unclelar53 try the plunk and spin test google it www.google.com/search?q=plunk+and+spin+test&oq=plunk+and+spin+test&aqs=chrome..69i57.8823j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 reloading for 17 years

@jamesglenn520 3 года назад

You should Always refer to the specs for the Brand and Type of projectiles you are loading. With Factory loads you don't know what primers powders or exact projectiles they used for them. Different projectile brands and styles can be different in outside diameter and are definitely different in length!! Hope this helps 🤓👌

@xxfivexx_gaming2175 4 года назад

nice but how much per rd are you making them at

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Mr2_ONE_5 cost wise? About 31 cents each (au dollars)

@ROLFCOPTERZZ 4 года назад

What's your red die press kit called

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Hornady Lock N Load AP

@ROLFCOPTERZZ 4 года назад

@@aussiereloader3902 what about the shell feeder into the press, i cant seem to find that included for the AP

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

ROLFCOPTERZZ it is an optional extra, you buy the shell feeder separately

@ginogomez5401 4 года назад

Fantastic video....

@royalwilson6640 4 года назад

how long does it take from start to finish to make 100 rounds

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

Royal Wilson with everything going smoothly 10-15 mins

@elitenoob1147 5 лет назад

what case feeder do you have?

@aussiereloader3902 5 лет назад

elitenoob1147 hornady case feeder for the lock n load AP

@widihamdani5530 4 года назад

Help videos years 2020 MR Ammo kaliber 7,62mm lead

@rbfokc3470 4 года назад

Was that an herbalife canister? lol

@aussiereloader3902 4 года назад

RBFOKC Yup, handy containers!

@Blackhawk556. 3 года назад

Sorry for being a negative Nancy but, how do people find this video instructional? He doesn’t even mention how much flare to look for. Doesn’t talk about seating the bullet to far. I can go on and on. Good bye’

@ForwardBias 3 года назад

I'm pretty sure the title says "quick guide". I think it's just a general idea of what to expect when reloading your ammunition. This was perfect for me because it showed me that the barrier for entry with reloading ammo is fairly low. It showed me the general process of how to use a hornady press, and some of the tools I would need to get going. You should always read and follow the instructions with the loading manuals and get your info from multiple sources.

@Blackhawk556. 3 года назад

@@ForwardBias what’s up. I actually got into reloading and have had success making 9mm. look into the Dillon videos on how to set up the press. I followed those videos and it thought me how to set up the dies and machine. I love reloading. I’ve have about 4K primers and will continue to stock up for the future. Six months ago I had no idea what I was doing but now I’m good.

@lazynut81 3 года назад

Before you I had watch one guy talk for two hours and made a50 cartridges only.

@MarcHord-mk5ff 4 года назад

That is the shit! 👍

@guarddoggy1968 3 года назад

What’s this a silent video

@peppapew3301 3 года назад

Think I’ll just stick to $39.99 a box

@lfeco 2 года назад

I always keep a couple year stockpile of components. With self cast lead bullets and my cheaper than current priced powder and primers, I'm loading for 5¢ per round. Of course nothing for my time and not amortizing my $2000 for my equipment. With my Dillon if I work at it I can produce 500 rounds in an hour.

@dufus2273 4 года назад

i guess there's no need for me to watch . I don't have that fancy equipment. But i've loaded thousands on a single stage press over the last 50+ years.

@joeleadslinger6138 5 лет назад

👍😆🔫

@TheAcolyte01 3 года назад

Yeah, I guess it's easier to just buy factory ammo lol.

@gooddoggo2258 3 года назад

@William Larkin Depends on how much he shoots, if someone only goes to the range a few times every year, it’s probably not going to save a lot of money.