For any serious prepper reloading ammunition is a key component of prepping. This is the most effective way of creating enough ammunition to supply their needs now and after WROL begins. Do not neglect this very important aspect of prepping.
Reloading a Cartridge Now that you have cleaned and returned the cases to original manufacturer specifications you are ready to build cartridges. The following steps go much faster than case prep. If you use a single stage press you will accomplish each of…
Reshaping the Brass Cases and Removing the Old Primer The steps of de-priming and reshaping cases are done by a single die. When the cartridge is fired the brass expands to fill the firing chamber of the gun. It must be returned to…
Case Prep is Essential for Quality Reloading Case prep is more than just cleaning brass. It actually is an essential part of the reloading process. True case prep will bring the brass back to manufacturer’s specifications and provide a stable platform to build…
Never Reload Dirty Cases Clean cases are critical to your finished product. Cleaning, inspecting, resizing and preparing the brass to receive a new primer, measured powder, a new bullet and crimp are where I spend the most time during the entire reloading…
Will reloading help cut my prepping cost? How well does reloaded ammunition shoot? Is reloading hard to learn? Great questions that are answered in this post.
Reloading can become an essential part of your prepping steps. Especially if you are concerned about your family’s safety. Learn how reloading ammunition will save you money while keeping you stocked on accurate shooting ammunition in a hobby that can turn into a real skill.
Reloading or Building Your Own Ammunition This is not as crazy as it sounds. Reloading ammunition is something that has been safely done by individuals for decades. Almost any caliber cartridge can be safely reloaded at home. All it takes is the right…
