A good video on rifle reloading.

[Mtn folk]

This is one of the better videos I have seen for reloading. It's a bit slow for me but I have been doing it for 15 years. Cool thing is he goes in depth on not only what to do but why. He really breaks down the process. It is a Two part vid my link is part one, part two should be offered once you finish part one. He takes it down to the nuts and bolts of reloading.http://youtu.be/NUnrYp0NH38

[stranded1980]

I watched those 1990-ish David Tubb videos on Thanksgiving last year. I had only been reloading pistol at that point. Kinda followed along. Then I re-watched them on Memorial Day this year, after I had been reloading rifle for some months. So much more informative the second time around!

In my opinion, I wouldn't recommend these videos to a newbie, since a lot of it isn't needed for basic reloading, and you don't want them to get overwhelmed/discouraged, and give up. But for the intermediate level reloader, ready to make the leap to more precision ammo, these videos are awesome.

[stranded1980]

I also enjoyed watching the youtube vids by user "Ryan Pahl"; he made a little series called "Road to Precision" that was fun to follow along with: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQz...d3e5xj_B71uD8A

My favorite video of the lot was the one on ladder testing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5SmiMSF20A

[LynnJr]

If I watched it right he shot 150 rounds to do a Ladder Test.
Wow!!!

[stranded1980]

If I watched it right he shot 150 rounds to do a Ladder Test.
Wow!!!

Yes, but I think he was trying to compensate for weather, and he does have a banner at the 9:48 mark that says 50 rounds should be enough for a precision ladder.

He obviously has more time than I do. And I can't see myself shooting in a snow storm. Conversely, I doubt that guy could see himself shooting in 110 degree Mojave temps.