interesting info on the making of hornady bullets

[cuznjohn]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94hokKzo_Ck

[Bob Denman]

I've used Hornady bullets in my reloading since 1979. :thumbup:
They fly well, give decent terminal ballistics performance, and their reloading manual information seems to be pretty accurate. :D

[Chupaca]

I did not know those details...lots of quality contol involved even today.....:thumbup:

[kep-up]

I very rarely use anything but Hornady for reloading.

[Bob Denman]

:agree:
I might have a Green Box or two, and maybe a Yellow one; but that's it! :clap::thumbup:

[seaweed]

Mt brother in-law worked there for quite a few years. He spent a lot of time overseas buying equipment from eastern Europe and Russia.
I never did get a chance for a tour, wish I would have.

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

For a bit of a contrast watch this. 4 million rounds a day when the video was made. Automated production. Raw material comes in the receiving dock and finished rounds out the shipping dock. All automatic except for the final packing. Almost all of it gets shot up by our military men and women.


https://youtu.be/Glqe5UM3r90