In part 1 of my Large Rifle Comparison I take a look at each manufacturer's particular primer and give a quick overview.

Dillon's Super Swage 600 is a premium model stand-alone primer pocket swaging system. The tool includes everything you need to normalize primer pockets on several different calibers and can be installed in a manner of minutes. Once configured, the Super Swage 600 is incredibly fast; even a novice operator can expect to churn out 300-400 casings an hour with very little effort. Though cheaper options like drilling or filing do exist, the build construction, precision and above all speed of this tool more than justifies the expense. Regular use of military surplus brass vs civilian casings will also allow reloaders to quickly recoup their initial investment.

Anatomy of a Pistol Bullet (Cartridge) One of the things that’s always surprised me as a shooting sports enthusiast, is just how many knowledgeable and experienced gun-owners don’t seem to know how a standard cartridge actually works.  In this article, we’ll take a brief look at the various components that make up a modern metallic […]

My experience using the Berdan to Boxer kit using GP-11 Swiss Brass. KFWI enjoy all things outdoors and gun related. I am a life long hunter and staunch supporter of self defense and the right to keep and bear arms. I am a Concealed Carry Instructor in the state of Kentucky and enjoy helping people […]

Primer Flip Trays Folks new to progressive reloading are often very surprised when they discover just how tedious it can be loading the primer tubes, or magazines for that shiny new press.  Owing to their tiny size, and the way they’re packaged, primers can be a pain in the butt to work with.  Thankfully there’s […]

In this video we test Large Rifle Primers with Alliant Reloder 16 in 6.5 Creedmoor. We test 4 different primers and evaluate the velocity response. Bolt Action ReloadingJust a guy at his reloading bench. I primarily focus on long range reloading.

Today I am doing a quick overview for the primer tray holder from www.rangepanda.com