Reloading 9mm. Start to Finish. HD.

I reloaded all my 9mm, .38 special and '357 magnum for years. I used a Lee single stage kit. If you're considering getting into reloading I feel that's a great way to get started. I loaded thousands of rounds with that rig and never had problem. You also MUST get a good reloading book. Once again Lee has a great book that takes you step by step through the entire process. I started as a means of saving money but I realized the real benefit was the ability to tune loads for optimum performance in my guns.

Theres nothing like fresh brass, and fresh copper jackets shining just for you. Then shooting it out at the range. What a time to be alive, and what an amazing place to live.

Not even sure how I got here, thanks you tube, felt like I watched an episode of “how it’s made”. Weirdly enjoyable, but fascinating. Thank you!

Very well done video. Strangely nostalgic for me. When I was 10 years old or so, my friend Jimmy’s dad was a duck hunter and hired us to reload his shotgun shells. This was in the early 70’s and I think he paid us about 5 bucks for hours of work. (So $2.50 each. Good money for having fun) Mostly, Jimmy’s father didn’t want to deal with this tedious task and taught us how the machine worked. There was like a carousel and you put the empty shell in the first position, pulled the handle and it pushed out the old primer. Then you put the new primer in place, pulled the handle and it pushed it in. Then you turned the carousel to the powder station and a push of a lever poured the exact amount of powder in the shell. Then the wad station. Then the birdshot station on the carousel. Then the crimper. Brand new reloaded shotgun shell. Me and Jimmy spent hours making hundreds of them and knew this was important but mostly just cool. We could hardly believe his dad let a couple 10 year olds alone in his basement with gunpowder and everything required for a complete disaster. But, this was the 70’s and nobody cared. And we took it seriously. Me and Jimmy got pats on the back for our fine reloading work and feasted on fresh duck. I’ve never reloaded cartridges after that, but somehow the algorithm decided I needed to see this, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Brought back memories. I became and engineer and a machinist and watching the closeups and tolerances you’re using reloading the 9mm rounds was amazing. Thanks for the very cool and nostalgic sort of childhood memory that sparked this long story.

3:05 I knew I was in the right place when i saw the tabs on the manual! Great vid.

I have been shooting for over 40 years and always had free ammo (military than police department). Now that I am retired, I am going to start reloading since ammo is not free anymore. This was an awesome learning video for me. Thank you for your hard work and time spent on this video.

Works great, comfortable too

Reloading is incredibly satisfying.

The sounds of rotating machinery with the bullet getting pressed into its casing is satisfying.

Not a gun guy but I watched every second. It was very soothing and seems like a stress relieving hobby. When reloading, do you get in a flow so the outside world disappears while your mind calms down?

By far best video on reloading information

this is the best vdo i have seen production wise

Nothing like reloading asmr... 😂

Great video! I'm all setup to reload 9mm & 45 ACP finally after doing tons of research and here I am wishing on a star for powder and primers

Love how you're utilizing 3D printing. Badass

Great videos fine sir, I appreciate the time and effort you put into these. I am just now, finally, getting into the art of reloading and trying to learn as much as possible. I unfortunately, got to the art almost too late (wish I was born 20 years ago.) Much appreciation for your work. I watched a different video from you that had the reload press handle with " In Honor Of Fallen Soldiers." Freedom is not free. God, Guns and Guts set America Free. I pray that it continues to stay that way. God Bless

Que buena explicación, y muy buen tutorial de como se debe de reformar cartuchos de 9mm..!! Yo reformo cartuchos desde 1994 con una prensa RCBS modelo Jr .!! Y los cartuchos que reformo son 45acp 44Mag, 357mag, 38spl, 9mm y 380acp, y por supuesto que al calibrar la báscula lo checo varias veces, ya que es muy importante la carga de pólvora que se va a poner en los cartuchos que se van a reformar..!! Gracias por tomarte el tiempo de hacer este muy interesante documental..!! Excelente video..!!

This video is both informative and entertaining. Thank you for taking the time to put it together. For various reasons, I never went shooting nearly as much as I would have liked. I briefly entertained the idea of reloading, but decided that it wouldn't be worth the investment unless I were shooting on a regular basis. Maybe one day I'll get around to it. Beyond the potential cost-saving benefits, it just seems like an enjoyable hobby.

This is one of the best videos I've encountered on here! Very well done!

Informative (no apology necessary) and satisfying to watch. Thanks for the video!