Thank you for everything you do sir love the videos they are so helpful and especially the positive words at the end! ✝️

Hello Greg, ive started watching your video's and have enjoyed your process and knowledge in the field of handloading, you seem to have a nice setup, and for the most you are spot on in your knowledge, and im glad to know you have a good relationship with GOD , my name is Greg also and i reload myself, and im getting a ton of gtlreat information with your videos, i really appreciate you brother, and may God bless you also like he blesses me everyday, ive been thru a kind of rough past, and im glad i chose Jesus as my savior , i love the fact that you opened yourself up as a child of God.👍✌️🙏

Greg, again your integrity and perseverence for righteousness in all things comes out in your teaching. We can see Him living through you in your actions and devotion to your craft.

Thank you Greg! It looks awesome and amazing!

I loved this video. Totally the applications in actual practice and the shot group results; followed by giving us perspective. Then, your inspirational message just encouraged and made me (can't speak for anyone else) feel good. I'm glad I know you.....JJ

I love all your videos, I know u get hate from people, but I get your passion. I am not even close as a shooter on your level, but I do load the best ammo I can, and as I can afford I get better equipment. You have shared so much knowledge and I hope you know there are people out here that do appreciate you sir.

Thank you Mr. Dykstra. I appreciate the tutorial. To worry seems to be human nature. Scripture often enough gives us guidance on the subject. My go to is Phillippians 4:6-7 Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

@primalrights

27 күн бұрын

@@toddvandyke8737 Wonderful verses.

Wow! I liked the technical content, but I LOVED the spiritual part! Well done, many thanks, I hope your message goes far and wide, and I will share it!

I needed this message today brother. Thanks for all you do and for living your calling

Man I absolutely love all the gadgets and tools for everything reloading. Great job

Best video I’ve watched today….. God bless Greg!

Thanks for the video, Greg. God Bless.

Greg, good job. Simple and informational. I would like to see more content on looking for smaller groups

Thanks for reminding me of the self help guide to life. Oh and the hand loading guide too!

I would very much appreciate a video from you stating your order of steps for loading apex level ammunition. Thanks, Greg, in advance ❤

This is a great video that outlines processes and procedures. And tying it in to Joshua was a great segue. The gospel is an amazing guide to help in every facet of our life. Yes including this.

Was pretty impressive watching you run your bolt back and catch the brass , then load the next round so smoothly

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@kurtissmith4555 Video coming up to teach you how.

Thank you for the message today Greg I needed to hear that.

Dude you are good! Thank you

I love it! Confirmation of our salvation! Pastor spoke on Joshua 1:9 today! Praise the Lord love the channel.

The "don't worry" phrase is actually repeated 137 times in the catholic Bible. Thank you for showing us your way of processing brass.

Ah... I was hoping we get this video. We must get the second one with all the steps to get the smallest groups, please. Thanks for the powerful message at the end. Amen Brother.

Thanks for taking the time to put this information out.

Thanks for the video, the message at the end is what I needed to hear today!

Man I love your videos and how you put God first!!! I’ve learned a lot about reloading and mostly God! Keep up the great channel and content!!!

Excellent video Greg. Thank you!

Great video, and timely for me. Even answered a couple of minor questions about operations I had. 👍

Your process is neat to watch. Thank you. I would love to see your process vs the MOST basic process (no annealing, no case cleaning, no primer pocket cleaning...just de-cap, resize, powder drop or scope (beam scale) and stand ram seating (rockchucker or equivalent)..then shoot bith batches on paper with Garmin set up and show results and data.. God bless

Great video! I guess i figured this was your process from watching all your videos, but nice to see it A-Z in order. PLEASE do the Apex-Level video also!!

I would love if you did a video on your apex loading procedure. Keep us posted.

Greg this was a great video I think I will revamp my process of handloading to your order. I have the hydraulic arbor press with dial but it looks like I need an AMP press. Thanks for the info.

I like your idea on a video towards process modification vs different goals. Cool.

Gosh, this video was so positive and inspirational. Thank you

Thanks Greg. I enjoyed the video a lot. I would be interested in the "apex level" video as well for my match rifle. Where did you find those little timers for your tumblers? I need a couple of those. Take care and God bless.

@jasonstrehle547

27 күн бұрын

Yep. MEE THE GEEK TOO

@primalrights

27 күн бұрын

@@rhcockrum8746 amzn.to/4eIgDuK There you go!

@rhcockrum8746

27 күн бұрын

@@primalrights Thank-you!

A reloading process tier rank would be cool. Ive got a decent handle on whats important in my process, but for an intermediate reloader that wants to up his game, it would be very handy to know where to spend the money next. When it comes to the call of perfection, its important to realize that the law, even as its given in the sermon on the mount, serves to condemn the sinner (all of us). Our perfection is only found in Christ. Not of ourselves.

Thanks Greg! Phil. 4: 6-7

The newbies thank you.

thanks for video

I was going to ask if bullets from the Bible was going to come back at some point. That answers that. I appreciate the message, Greg.

Great as always

Folks that are not sure Greg has hit the mark with his teachings of Christ. I can say the more you apply your self like you do with reloading the more God shows an blesses us in his time. He is watching over his living words waiting to apply them to us that try or practice it.. Hebrews 4;12.. For the word of God is "living" and powerful sharper then any two edge sword piercing to the division of the soul and spirit, and joints and marrow an is a discernerof the thoughts and intents of the heart.

Amazing video!! I’m SUPER surprised you’re not using the AMP annealer 😮. I wish you would do a video and do a walk around your whole setup and show us your equipment!! Thanks Greg 🙏🙏. God bless you 👍

@whliving

19 күн бұрын

I second that! I saw the flame lit, and was wha what? No amp annealer? I’d love a video on why/why not. You have very good insight and it would be appreciated.

As someone new to reloading, these process/checklist videos are awesome! One quick question on the dryer sheet idea. I was ready to just grab some sheets from our laundry room until I read that "Dryers sheets vary quite a bit from one product to another. Some use clay as the primary additive, others use fatty acids and some use quaternary ammonium salts." Bottom line, apparently some dryer sheets can leave a residue on the brass? So, any recommendations on which brand or type of dryer sheets to use? Thanks

@primalrights

17 күн бұрын

I use these exact sheets - amzn.to/4cSzXUq

Appreciate the video, very well put together. You shoot a lot, what is your ear protection recommendation. ? Cheers Tim

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@timdixon4883 Im the wrong guy to ask. I shoot suppressed and don’t wear any.

Thanks for the content. Do you mind sharing which torch nozzle you’re using?

Keep running the race set before you brother

Just a quick question . What is the purpose of the dryer sheets? What is the benefit of neck brushing with lube? Thanks so much for your knowledge.

@primalrights

24 күн бұрын

The dryer sheets keep static cling to a minimum and they snag some contaminants each cycle as well. I don't brush necks, but I use an undersized bore mop to deposit some imperial wax on the ID of the neck. This ensures the expander mandrel in the die can glide over the surface of the neck uniformly without building up brass. Just keeps things nice and smoothly uniform.

@keeperdearborn

23 күн бұрын

@@primalrightsthanks. Just ordered SAC 6.5 creedmoor with expander mandrel. Hope it’s as great as you say. Any specific instructions that I should be aware of?

Love the video, I have a bench source annealer, but have been thinking of buying the amp annealer, what is your thoughts on the amp annealer ?

@primalrights

26 күн бұрын

I prefer the BenchSource. I have both, and I think the AMP can fit for folks with very limited space or other considerations. Though the flexibility and results of the BenchSource are undeniable.

Great video as alway Greg! What jaws do you have in your vice?

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@frontrowprecision7135 Some soft jaws I found on brownells.

I see it’s a hydraulic arbor press. But where can I get one? I checked primalrights site. I need one. I hope it don’t cost as much as the Prometheus scale.

Can I test headspace the same way you do with a bolt rifle with aAR15/AR10? Does it really matter as much since the gun is slamming them into the chamber anyways

First of all... love your content. Please keep at posting this awesome content ...... Question that i cant get my head around... when you done full sizing and then cleaning and running through all the steps before you start loading primers, powder and bullets is there no way that the necks can bend a little and not keep its perfect shape that the mandrel gives it? Because those cases are tumbling and falling etc.

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@senditsa Perhaps if you neck turn too thin.

After lubricating the inside of the necks with Imperial Wax, do you have any issues with powder sticking to the inside of the necks after the powder drop? Does the act of seating the bullet clear the powder?

@primalrights

16 күн бұрын

@@garysreloadingroom Tumbling removes it. Watch the rest.

can you use dry media in a rotary tumbler?

Greg, I have been reloading for about 10 years now, and I still am learning from you. Thanks for what you do. Quick question that I really have never heard a definitive answer to anywhere. If your brass length is within the general Sammi Spec length, would you trim all your brass to the same general length for best consistency or would you just load them even if they varied in length by say .005"? I don't know if a variance of .005" in length makes a difference in neck tension and accuracy or not. Thus, I always trim to get my cases within +/- .001". Am I wasting my time or is this good practice for consistency?

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@daveenriquez7790 Watch my series on trimming.

@daveenriquez7790

18 күн бұрын

@primalrights will do thanks, I probably should have looked for it before I asked. You are so thorough in your process and should have known you have already addressed this. Thanks for all you do!

What are your expectations for extreme spread and standard deviation?

Do you always flame anneal instead of amp? Do you use both? When, where and why?

@primalrights

17 күн бұрын

@@wadehunnicutt4131 I use flame… every time. My amp just sits on a shelf.

What size punch to remove the pin for the extractor?

Could you tell me what torch head you are using on the Bench Source annealer?

@primalrights

18 күн бұрын

Swirl flame torch that is no longer in production. Any swirl flame will do.

@garysreloadingroom

18 күн бұрын

@@primalrights Thanks Greg, and keep the informative videos coming. Outstanding material.

Why the undersized bore mop? Thanks

Greg, what unit did you use on top of the hopper to filter out the rice? I have the same tumbler.

@primalrights

20 күн бұрын

@@Howlin23 amzn.to/4eRxpaS Something like that with a hole drilled in the middle.

@Howlin23

20 күн бұрын

@@primalrights thank you! How about those timers you use for your outlets? That’s slick!

@primalrights

20 күн бұрын

@@Howlin23 Link in the video description.

Gregg one thing I'm noticing with both your videos and Keith over at Winning In The Wind, is not cleaning brass before annealing and sizing. Conventionally we're taught to clean our brass before lubing and sizing. This is obviously not the case with shooters like yoursef, Keith and others. Is the carbon on the neck a non-issue for the sizing operation? I shoot and load 308 for nothing more than what I'd call long range plinking. But I am always trying to improve my loading operations without adding too much cost or complexity, within reason. Would I be better served just leaving the powder fouling on the necks until post-sizing tumbling?

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@trikelife4960 Yes, I view cleaning before to be wasted effort. It can also be out right harmful.

@trikelife4960

19 күн бұрын

@primalrights your insight never ceases to amaze me. Thank you very much! Time to reorder some things in my reloading.

@trikelife4960

19 күн бұрын

​@Lucysdad66 you need to watch the video and read Greg's response above. The three pieces he decapped were to test fit in the rifle, the rest were not decapped prior to running through the sizing die. He even says above that he does not clean prior to sizing.

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@trikelife4960 Correct. 👍

Man! I'm just getting into reloading and went with a vibratory tumbler and rice based on an article from you using a specific rice. I see this video and you're tumbling with a different media. Great video still and great information as always. Just curious how you identify which situation calls for rice or otherwise.

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

That is rice I'm tumbling in... Primal Rice!

@lbb05rgv

19 күн бұрын

@primalrights Awesome, I thought it looked different. Glad to be wrong! 👍🏽

What primer pocket tool were you using?

@primalrights

20 күн бұрын

@@bawhitham23 amzn.to/4bBySPN

What media separator do you use?

What and where did you get that pneumatic arbor press? 😮

@primalrights

8 күн бұрын

It is an electric linear motor driven press from Annealing Made Perfect. (AMP) Best there is for seating bullets.

👍

What press do you have , ive not seen one ??

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

Short Action Customs - Nexus

Is the wrench for the SAC modular die essential or i can live without it? I just bought my very first SAC die yesterday and they were out of stock :(

@primalrights

24 күн бұрын

@@guymichaud4104 You can use a wrench of your own… but I like theirs.

@guymichaud4104

20 күн бұрын

@@primalrights do you have an extra one i can buy? ill cover shipping etc. Thanks!

@primalrights

20 күн бұрын

@@guymichaud4104 Yup. In stock. Give a call Monday. 👍

What kind of media do you use?

@primalrights

18 күн бұрын

@@nopejnope4444 Primal Rice on Primalrights.com online store.

8:34 what tumbling media are you using?

@primalrights

16 күн бұрын

@@savagefury69 Primal Rice.

@savagefury69

16 күн бұрын

@@primalrights Oh nice! I'll go get some. Thanks!

👍-👍-👍....👍👍👍👍

Why the dryer sheet

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@deerslar9 Keeps static at bay.

✝️✝️✝️

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@jasonrad9332

Who’s ejector removal tool is that?

@clintsmith559

19 күн бұрын

Looks like my Sinclair.

@primalrights

19 күн бұрын

@@JoshPlue Link in description.

Love the shooting content, could have done without the sermon at the end

What media separator do you use?

@howardschwartz1462

4 күн бұрын

What gauge do you used to measure the primer pocket depth?