.22lr reloading kit.

[Caveman Jim]

We don't need your stinkin high priced 22lr!!!!!


https://sharpshooter-22lr-reloader.myshopify.com/products/22-reloader-kit

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[Velzey]

Interesting! Wonder what they do to recharge the primer?

 

[scrandall01215]

Were would you get your brass since its rim fire?

 

[Velzey]

Any where along Memaloose road?

Actually I've saved .22 brass because I have a swaging die set to make bullet jackets out of .22 brass...ughh im a hoarder

 

[Certaindeaf]

Interesting! Wonder what they do to recharge the primer?

A trifling detail. lol

Oh, found this.. don't sound like fun.

"An effective rimfire mix can be made by gently removing and crushing the tips of "strike anywhere" matches, then adding a little hot water to make a slurry thin enough so that you can drip a bit into the bottom of the case, then spin the case on an appropriate sized dowel or drill rod to centrifuge the priming slurry out into the rim."

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?182089-can-you-make-priming-compound/page10

 

[mjbskwim]

I'm guessing a lot of work for a lot of miss fires

 

[308]

$ 74.95?

I just bought a 555round box from BiMart for $26ish
So, let me get my calculator out here....

 

[Certaindeaf]

$ 74.95?

I just bought a 555round box from BiMart for $26ish
So, let me get my calculator out here....

No need. I'm sure many here can reload 1000 9/38 for like $30.

 

[Caveman Jim]

I'm just the messenger folks and dabbling in the world of reloading.
It does seem a bit labor intensive though for a round that will be shot so quickly that the novelty would soon wear off.....

 

[Member 5605]

I guess if you ever wanted a legit reason to waste time on .22LR to the point where the wife almost calls you in as a missing person.

Let's see, it would take 10 hours to reload 500 rounds. Your time is worth something, say $20/hr.

Not quite my cup of tea. I'd rather pay the knuckle draggers who jack up prices so my son can't go shoot cheaply than reload that ammo.

 

[v0lcom13sn0w]

I'm guessing a lot of work for a lot of miss fires

would be the same thing as finding remington thunderblanks. alot of work for a lot of misfires.

 

[jbett98]

My wife thought I was nuts when the opportunity to buy 100 bricks of Federal Target ammo for $10.00 a brick was offered to me.
I can now show her a YouTube video on what it takes to make 50,000 of them, one at a time.

 

[Flopsweat]

I'm guessing a lot of work for a lot of miss fires

The video a the link below seems to confirm your suspicion. They have a measuring tool, a crimping tool, a tool to scrape out the old primer and a tool to pack in the new primer, but I see no tool that removes the dent from the firing pin. They don't apparently get around to mentioning that in the video either, just so happens...

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/11/25/sharpshooter-22lr-reloader-kit/

 

[jbett98]

After making 100 of them, I know what I'd use the 101st for.

 

[Certaindeaf]

They make pretty strong pellet rifles these days. I'd go that way, perhaps even to include swaging/casting your own slugs. nah (unless it was 9mm or something)

 

[mjbskwim]

224 bullets are hard enough for me to place,let alone a shorter one.
Heck the commercial machine is only a cool mil.

 

[FA9]

Disregard if this has been covered before.
22lrreloader.com

 

[DuneHopper]

Interesting why I have over 10k in 22LR, I am curious how does one reuse the rimfire part that indents when struck ??

 

[FA9]

Interesting why I have over 10k in 22LR, I am curious how does one reuse the rimfire part that indents when struck ??

He also has a youtube acct and shows the whole process.

 

[etrain16]

This has been posted before, but my opinion remains the same - except in the case of an SHTF situation where I really need more ammo, I don't see this ever being worth the time and effort to do. Too much work for too little reward. But, keeping this around for a serious ammo shortage, etc. may not be a bad idea.