Reloading in bulk….

[Foxyboy43]

Utterly fascinating and probably posted before but for any handloader well worth a cringe watch - note particularly how the powder is carefully measured….

 

[izzyizzy]

 

[finnbear270]

Other side of the coin,

 

[Demetrius]

You should see them making the guns........



Who needs a laser cutter?

D

 

[Pedro]

Crikey!

 

[Demetrius]

I was there in the early '70's.........fascinating place.

D.

 

[Bonzo dog]

Utterly fascinating and probably posted before but for any handloader well worth a cringe watch - note particularly how the powder is carefully measured….

Makes you wonder how accurate/safe the ammunition they are producing is?!

 

[Bowland blades]

Not as dangerous as many think . A lot of loads can be dropped in the case , levelled off and stuff a bullet in . AK etc aint the worlds most accurate rifles .

 

[flatliner]

You should see them making the guns........



Who needs a laser cutter?

D

Excellent choice of footwear

 

[markyw]

Using the Lee Loader to make ammunition is not a million miles away from this. Hammer for priming and sizing, dipper for powder, hammer for seating. Still turns out accurate ammunition.

This was probably close to the way it was all done before mass production, machine tolerances and quality control - although the guys were sorting through finished ammo by hand and weeding out doubtful specimens.

Regards

Mark

 

[timbrayford]

Other side of the coin,

those are complete rounds, not just projectiles

 

[bobo]

Utterly fascinating and probably posted before but for any handloader well worth a cringe watch - note particularly how the powder is carefully measured….

At least the take health and safety seriously, the machinist protects his finger with a rag and the man at the acid-electrolyte bath uses rubber gloves.