To obtain brass for reloading ammunition, there are several options you can consider: Purchase new brass: You can buy new brass casings from various sources, such as local gun shops, sporting goods stores, or online retailers specializing in reloading supplies. Look for brass casings specifically designed for reloading purposes. One of my favorites for this...
Category: Reloading
Reloading is estimated to be practiced by roughly 12% of all firearms users. Some reload to save money (over time, after you get over the initial investment of getting set up), others reload to build cartridges that are no longer commercially available. Still others realize that reloading also allows the user to adapt their ammunition to suite specific shooting scenarios, weapons, and preferences, enhancing accuracy, consistency, and performance. Adjusting factors such as the powder charge, bullet weight, and seating depth, enabling a level of personalization that factory-loaded ammunition does not provide. This level of precision and customization not only improves overall firearm efficacy but also deepens the user’s understanding and mastery of their weapon. That and it’s just plain fun!
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How to do Bullet Casting: A Comprehensive Guide
Bullet casting, a part of hand-loading, is a craft favored by shooting enthusiasts who wish to maintain complete control over their shooting experience. This involves using molds, lead melting pots, and various other tools to create your ammunition. For those contemplating venturing into bullet casting, certain aspects need careful attention. This guide will serve as...
Bullet Shapes: An Exploration of Massive Impact
The diversity in bullet shapes and materials is a testament to the advancements in ammunition technology and the specificity of needs across different shooting applications. The bullet's design influences its trajectory, penetration, range, and overall ballistics performance. In this extensive analysis, we explore various bullet shapes, including full metal jacket, hollow point, open tip match,...
What do I need to cast bullets?
To cast bullets, you will need the following equipment and materials: Bullet Mold: A bullet mold to make cast bullets is a metal block with cavities in the shape of the bullet you want to cast. It allows you to pour molten lead or other suitable metals to create bullet projectiles. Choose a mold that...