November 28th, 2022Guys – honestly, if there is anything you can do today on this site, this video will show it. You won’t regret it. Guaranteed. This video is informative and entertaining. This video will show you how cartridge cases and loaded ammunition are made. It is a must-see for any serious hand-loader. The video has been viewed multiple times by your Editor and I still find it fascinating. The editing and camera work are superb. There are many close-ups that reveal key processes like annealing or head-stamping. Norma has released a video that shows how bullets, brass and ammunition are made at the Norma Precision AB factory, which opened its doors in 1902. It is possible to see how cartridges are made. They start with brass disks and then are formed into shape using a series of processes including hitting the cup with a 30-ton Hammer. After annealing (shown in 0:08)? Each batch of brass is analyzed at multiple points along its length to check the metal grain structure and hardness. Each case is visually inspected before packing (3:27). Time-mark). The video also shows how bullets are made of jackets and lead cores. You can also see the loading machines, which fill the cases with powder, seat bullets and then transport them to the packing system. The reporter/narrator sometimes misunderstands the terms “bullets” or “rounds” (5:00). But you will be able to figure out what he is referring to. This video is highly recommended. It’s amazing to see 110-year old sorting devices on an assembly line next to modern, digitally controlled production machinery. Video tip by EdLongrange. We welcome submissions from readers.
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