The Shoot2hunt Podcast

[Formidilosus]

Correct . Blast cases w One Shot, roll to get all sides, occasionally spray inside of die if it feels “sticky”, I’m at 3 if not 4 stuck cases. Then I broke my threading bit off in the last case. Like I said . “Special”

What dies?

 

[grfox92]

Does no one just prime on their single stage press??


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I dont even know how to do it lmao

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[Stocky]

Correct . Blast cases w One Shot, roll to get all sides, occasionally spray inside of die if it feels “sticky”, I’m at 3 if not 4 stuck cases. Then I broke my threading bit off in the last case. Like I said . “Special”

Do you let the one shot flash off after spraying?

 

[ShootOkHuntWorse]

Gallon ziploc.
Dump dirty brass into ziploc.
Spray One shot into gallon bag like its brake cleaner.
Open ziploc bag as wide as it goes.
Leave bag open for a few minutes while you grab a beer or shitpost on rokslide.
Start depriming.

The key is letting one shot dry.

 

[Castle Rock]

Yo forgot to shake it all around

 

[Dobermann]

Yo forgot to shake it all around

So THAT's what it's all about!

In other news ...

 

[HuntHarder]

Correct . Blast cases w One Shot, roll to get all sides, occasionally spray inside of die if it feels “sticky”, I’m at 3 if not 4 stuck cases. Then I broke my threading bit off in the last case. Like I said . “Special”

Spraying lube inside the die, may be your issue. I've never done that or felt I needed to. I will use a dry clean patch/ cloth to clean them out over a few hundred rounds. I clean my brass before resizing, even tho thats not popular on here. Doesn't cost me any time since I reload over days, not all processes at one sit down. Pretty rare for me to have excess resistance on sizing since I started this process.

 

[Mike D Texas]

Does no one just prime on their single stage press??


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I do on my Redding T7. I also use the primer tool on my Co-Ax.

I ain’t in that big a hurry. I keep plenty of loaded ammo on hand and only replenish when I get below a certain amount.

 

[wyosam]

Does no one just prime on their single stage press??


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I do sometimes. It’s slow, but if I’m not doing a bunch of volume I’ll do it that way every once in a while.


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[mlevimadden]

@Ryan Avery

For your match primer question, the Hornady guys hosted the CCI/Federal/Remington rimfire and primer folks on their podcast and they confirmed the only difference in match primers are they go through additional QC checks and are produced by more senior operators.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hornady-podcast/id1603633739?i=1000660428588

 

[Ryan Avery]

@Ryan Avery

For your match primer question, the Hornady guys hosted the CCI/Federal/Remington rimfire and primer folks on their podcast and they confirmed the only difference in match primers are they go through additional QC checks and are produced by more senior operators.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-hornady-podcast/id1603633739?i=1000660428588

Thanks, I will listen tomorrow on my way to SHOT.

 

[mlevimadden]

Thanks, I will listen tomorrow on my way to SHOT.

it’s a bunch of the media/marketing talking heads but the match primer discussion was around the halfway point roughly.

 

[HuntHarder]

Has anyone actually proved that a match primer vs. a standard makes any noticeable difference?

 

[wgcracker13]

From what I understand, the 215 from Federal is the exact same, they just go through more quality checks on the Match grade primers. I can't remember if it was Hornady talking to Federal about it on their podcast or if it was another video I caught on a tour of Federal's facility.

 

[mlevimadden]

Has anyone actually proved that a match primer vs. a standard makes any noticeable difference?

According to the podcast I linked above straight from the manufacturer there is no difference. They perform additional QC checks and use their more senior operators which is where the additional cost comes from.

The additional QC would make it less likely to get a bad primer in your batch and may be slightly more consistent from a senior operator, but they are both theoretical gains. There is no recipe or physical difference between the standard and match primers.

 

[swavescatter]

There’s a rumor that BR-4’s are actually magnum small primer. Difference in cup thickness as well maybe?