What's your impression of these vids?

[32-40win]

Ran across these by accident, looking for one thing and something else piqued my interest enough to check it out, so I spent some time watching the two 300mag vids. Not necessarily a beginner's session, but well enough explained and visual enough to help in tool choices, in understanding what foibles there may be in the choice of gun you buy and the things that you discover in reloading and shooting. This one is about his experience with a TCR in 300WM, he has another one about the same gun in 6.5 Creed which I haven't watched yet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g33otalNvtg&t=4s

[Subaru297]

I have been watching a few of his videos as well lately and they are quite good. Fairly entertaining and educational for someone who must have been a hand model in a previous life

Cheers

[510-Gem]

What’s the name of the video? My app crashes whenever I try the link


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[510-Gem]

Here’s a good old RCBS one from VHS. Pretty sure the host is Glen Campbell : )

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iGErgwoLemM


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[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by 510-Gem

Here’s a good old RCBS one from VHS. Pretty sure the host is Glen Campbell : )

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iGErgwoLemM


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[Mastodon]

Pan Handle Precision makes good reloading videos. Breaks them up into a series. Plus he does some cool hunting, and shooting on his channel.

[32-40win]

If this doesn't work look up Johnny's Reloading Bench.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ7...CQnRp9LXXxinJQ

I watched the one on him doing 6.5, and the ones he did on small primer hangfires and FTF's, they are ok, the one on the hangfires is well done. Someone that has loaded a few rounds and is ready to advance a bit and would like to pickup some more info can learn a fair bit. I mostly liked the way he presents stuff and explains it, He keeps the bigger picture in mind as well. Even if a person is not shooting what he is shooting, I would tend to say a newbie can learn a lot about techniques and approaches to reloading by watching his stuff. he put a lot of time and energy into it.