Holy smokes must watch

[FA9]

This video blew my mind. I think I'll stick to reloading my own ammo.

View: https://youtu.be/HZqNyCCpitU?si=gQALJIPP8SZ24eKb

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[arakboss]

This video blew my mind. I think I'll stick to reloading my own ammo.

View: https://youtu.be/HZqNyCCpitU?si=gQALJIPP8SZ24eKb

Was that the Hornady or Winchester Plant?

 

[10mm]

Looks to me like Noor Khan Ammunition makes 7.62 x 25, 7.62 x 39, 7.62 x 51 and has 9 x 18 advertised on his banner outside. Gotta wonder about the consistency of the powder charge weighing method though. Where did they source all the 7.62 x 51 brass?

Great post!

 

[dangerranger60]

As you are watching this, think about the process of loading with a Lee Loader Kit! DR

 

[arakboss]

I wonder if they provide a 1ft MOA guarantee with their ammo.

 

[NeoBlackdog]

You should have put a warning above the video that OSHA inspectors should not watch! That'd give one of them boys a heart attack! I'm particularly impressed with the precision powder measure they use.

 

[PiratePast40]

You should have put a warning above the video that OSHA inspectors should not watch! That'd give one of them boys a heart attack! I'm particularly impressed with the precision powder measure they use.

That was my first thought as well.

 

[Aught Six]

As you are watching this, think about the process of loading with a Lee Loader Kit! DR

That would be a Lee CLASSIC Loader. The standard loader needs dies.
BTW my niece has only ever reloaded using classic kits. She is homesteading and makes everything herself.

 

[Mikej]

At the 8:06 mark they were plating the bullets? You could see the two battery cable size wires with battery post clamps on the end? Aren't those chemicals/metal solutions pretty freakin' harsh? A one point there I thought I was seeing @misterarman 's loading bench? Nah, couldn't have been. No "Blue".

 

[Dozer99]

Yep, electro plating. I like how the wires are just free floating in the solution. It works but would give an engineer here in the states a heart attack!

 

[BillM]

In the first few minutes they were shortening what looks like 7.62x39 below the shoulder and re-necking it. Similar to the process of making 300 blackout out of 5.56x45. So what caliber are they making cases for?

 

[misterarman]

Yep, electro plating. I like how the wires are just free floating in the solution. It works but would give an engineer here in the states a heart attack!

An OSHA inspector would probably have a melt down.
And to think I thought I knew how to reload?

 

[wombatz]

Took me a bit to fully realize the harsh clash of the modern high resolution video being used to document the rather basic loading technology.

 

[10mm]

Turns out to be Pakistan. Hence the supply of 7.62 x 51 brass. They can also turn out complete Beretta 92, CZ, and Glock copies on semi sketchy systems.

 

[10mm]

In the first few minutes they were shortening what looks like 7.62x39 below the shoulder and re-necking it. Similar to the process of making 300 blackout out of 5.56x45. So what caliber are they making cases for?

They are cutting down 7.62 x 51 to make it into x 39. The copper plating process also greatly interested me, and is for Tokarev pistol bullets, locals call it 30 bore.
Another vid in English at Ibraham Khan Gun Clone Shop warning: video was made by Someone with zero gun knowledge whatsoever.

 

[10mm]

YAF 7.62 x 25 production facility. Brass being punched out from flat stock.

So the first post in this thread really caught my attention. Thanks again, FA9!

 

[Aught Six]

They are cutting down 7.62 x 51 to make it into x 39.

I bet them Berdan primers are a beech.

 

[NeoBlackdog]

I bet them Berdan primers are a beech.

IIRC (been a few days since I watched) they were popping them out with a little punch/awl and hammer from outside the case, not trying to go through the flash holes.