9MM Reloading Guide and Tips : BrandoMcWilli

This is a video with me giving some tips on 9mm reloading and basically just showing how I do it. Hopefully, you all will learn something.

Category:

Education

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• BrandoMcWilli
• 9mm
• reloading
• Hornady
• Lock
• Load
• Lock-n-Load
• Classic
• single
• stage
• press
• reload
• dies
• gun
• reviews

[jacobschof77]

You drink a lot of coffee. ha great video, thank you.

[BrandoMcWilli]

@jacobschof77 LOL I drink way.... too much coffee. but that's ok.

[spritrocks]

Great video i had a question though. How often do you trim your 9mm brass? I have heard it is unnecesary

[BrandoMcWilli]

@spritrocks Yeah, you're right on that. I've never trimmed any. Basically I simply inspect the brass for crack or splits. Really the only time I've really had to trim brass is for necked cases such as rifle cases. I have trimmed .41 mag once, but not too much.

[xakrampayge]

what about crimping the brass. does your bullet seating die do that automatically?

[BrandoMcWilli]

@xakrampayge It does. You can either crimp or don't crimp. In the instructions for the dies, it tells you how to do both.  In fact I'm posting a new video that shows how to set up the dies. Two new ones uploading now, but it may be a couple of hours before they are finished.

[floridafyme]

After 35+ years reloading, I still perfer my single stage. They produce the most precise reloads.

[ILITTHEWORLDONFIRE]

decisions decisions.............

[coyoteabcd]

Very clear, would only say watch out for arm in view. Like your setup, a clean bench is a safe bench.

[BrandoMcWilli]

@fishblade2 I don't do much if any case prep for 9mm rounds. I will do some checking for my .41 mag rounds because the case stretches with that cartridge. ...... I did not buy the kit. I bought the press separately. However, the hand primer should do both small and large primers. There are only the two sizes that I know of. Small pistol, small rifle, large pistol, large rifle.