Ruger M77 .243 Winchester Hunting Load, Part 1: Brass prep and handloading. 

I have used hornady dies for 9mm and have loaded over 20k in the last 10 years and have been very satisfied. Good video thanks for posting.

Nice job on this video especially explaining all you've done. I was wondering if you could have used a lube pad and fully lubricated the shell cases instead of just the neck and shoulders? Too bad you couldn't have used the cases as primed with simply neck sizing them instead. Maybe load them 10% below the starting load listing and then fire formed them in the rifle. At any rate, I enjoyed this video and have a project where I need to load some .243 for a friend. Thanks for sharing and all your detailed work!

you got a lot of balls de priming and sizing on a live primer !

I have a question, whenever you removed the primers from the 243 cased couldn't you have reused them?

Brass was stepped on at range?

Interesting brass issues. I have never purchased processed and primed brass. Is the variation typical or is this just from this vendor?

Just buy new brass Mate.. Look after it and you`ll get 10 to 20 loads out of it (accept for Winchester and Remington).

I like 2.71

Save the original primers for sighter/fireform loads. They will reseat and function fine. With today’s situation, never toss primers.

Why don't you just use your powder dispenser

You could of fire form them with those primers

consider yourself a lucky hack.

You know 10 minutes before you even did anything except talk you don't try editing video and I'm sure you could tell by the price of what you paid for those brass it was going to be a mess