Reloading Video Clip Links?

[Terrier]

Anyone have any links to websites that have video clips of the reloading process? I'm thinking about getting into it, but am waivering. I've done a lot of reading and research on the subject, but think a video of it might be helpful and haven't seen any video anywhere that doesn't require $...

Or...

Anyone in the Nashville area have a reloading video/DVD that they'd be willing to lend? :crazy:

 

[gil1]

Hmmm. I can just see your brain achurnin'. A couple of days ago, you didn't want to spend the up-front $ to start reloading. Buy the reloading stuff, let me borrow it, and teach me how.

 

[Polecat]

Just go to youtube .com and type in reloading and you'll get to see about 4,000 videos that don't require any $$

 

[Cull Buck Hunter]

Best bet is to find someone local that has experience in reloading and let them show you. No substitute for hands on experience.

 

[Terrier]

Thanks, Polecat... Hadn't thought of that one. :blush: The only YouTube clips I've ever looked at were from links someone sent me in an email to "Watch this!" ... Mostly stupic schtuff like you'd see on America's Funniest Home Videos. I haven't ever been surfin' on YouTube. I'll try it.

Gil... Just 'cause I wanna start educating myself about it, doesn't mean I'm gonna load up on a bunch of gear next week! I have a better idea... How about -you- buy the stuff, and I'll use it! For a man of your means = mere pocket change! :grin:

 

[gil1]

I have a better idea... How about -you- buy the stuff, and I'll use it! For a man of your means = mere pocket change! :grin:

How much does crack cost these days? :grin:

 

[Blucollar]

You can go to www.leeprecision.com and watch how to video clips of the presses and dies they sell.

 

[Terrier]

Thanks, Blu... I've watched about 20 on YouTube, but for the most part, they're badly done...