Reloaders:


For someone who is just about to start getting into reloading, can you tell me what that Girl is doing at the 16 second mark in the video , with that drill ??

Deburring

Deburring or chamfeing the neck

Who cares! The girl is hot! Haha

Correct me if I'm wrong, not a reloader, but isn't deburring only needed if the case has been trimmed or otherwise cut or milled that can leave a burred edge?

Yes

In my experience, bottle neck cartridges tend to stretch a little every time they're fired. I always run them through a trim gauge after depriming. If they need trimmed, then yes, they need deburred. Makes the bullets easier to seat, also. Straight wall cartridges don't seem to have that problem

Deburring makes it easier to seat bullets that aren’t boat tailed also.

deburr/champher

putting a champher on the mouth lets the bullet slip into the case easier

every rifle case should be trimmed to length every time by many peoples procedure , especially a company selling tools unless they are selling a neck size only die

remember it is a commercial to sell reloading equipment not show you how to do the minimum

All you really need and it’s a lot cheaper. No need for the drill unless she comes with it...

I almost bought it all!

Ha!. Yes