New handloading videos posted on Rumble - 300PRC 198PVA solids and Neck tension

[newageroman]

I finally got off my lazy butt and started making more ammo for the Pokemon Rifle (300PRC). I am posting my content exclusively on Rumble because I believe it is the most open video platform currently, YT will soon *poof* most reloading videos and there's not much out there on Rumble right now for what we do. I invite you to to stop by and comment on your methods or possible improvements to my descriptions or process. These were kind of quick and dirty how to videos. More on the way.
Have a good week!
https://rumble.com/v4nwxyz-300prc-making-bullets-198-pva-solids-and-n565.html
https://rumble.com/v4ohj7z-300prc-neck-tension-ball-micrometers-bushing-dies-and-neck-turning.html

[Duke Nukem]

I started to watch and must point out that your language was a turnoff for me.  I know many people talk that way all day long, but it's not something every person does or wants to be exposed to.

[Gunnerdad80]

Subscribed. Rumble, the Un-YouTube. Nice

[Bret]

I started to watch and must point out that your language was a turnoff for me.  I know many people talk that way all day long, but it's not something every person does or wants to be exposed to.

I agree.  I shut it off after about 30 seconds.

[Gunnerdad80]

I started to watch and must point out that your language was a turnoff for me.  I know many people talk that way all day long, but it's not something every person does or wants to be exposed to.

I agree.  I shut it off after about 30 seconds.

The bad language was only at the first of the video. I don’t see what the big deal is but to each their own, I guess. I feel the same way about ScrewTube. They’ll let you post some pretty raunchy videos, but God forbid you post anything in depth that’s 2A.

[double-d]

Nice videos, thank you.

[newageroman]

I appreciate your input guys, some days I am more reserved than others. Comments on Facebook/TickTok/YouTube have a tendency to surpass my filters most times.
I posted another video on Rumble - It's one of exactly 2 that talks about neck turning brass and the only one that actually shows the process on Rumble. I only cussed twice in the very beginning and that was again in relation to YouTube:
https://rumble.com/v4q0cqe-300prc-neck-turning-with-the-k-and-m-tool.html
Feel free to roast or post. I'm just trying to fill the void of content in the Rumble reloading arena.
BTW: There is almost enough content being posted on Rumble now that I can fill most of my day without bothering to watch YT - and I work from home.
Anyway Have a good week!

[tdogg]

Ricky,

You've got to get the drill adapter and the right size neck mandrel from K&M.  It will make your life much easier.  The proper neck mandrel will slightly oversize the neck ID and will make it so that the neck will slide right onto the turning mandrel.

With the drill adapter you will get a far superior finish on the turned neck.  I don't run super fast but fast enough to cut a fine feedrate/line so there isn't any missed spots.  I cut both pushing the brass to the shoulder and pulling it off the turning mandrel.

You will have to size after neck turning due to the oversized neck mandrel used by K&M. 

Cheers,
Toby

[newageroman]

thx - I will try to get those pieces to test them out.