Reloading your old primers!..

[tdc57]

Here check this out!.. I think it’s a great backup plan for just incase!..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0jxp...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p1Xv...eature=related

[swerv512]

this is a re-post, but always interesting to look at...

[tdc57]

I’m sorry this is the first time I ever heard of this and got excited.. I just wanted to share it with the team..

My bad..

[Rudolf the Red]

Thanks for posting that. I was just thinking about if it could be done today.

[ejor]

for anyone trying this I belive the matches contain potassium chlorate which is corrosive, clean well.

[Gio]

Originally Posted by ejor

for anyone trying this I belive the matches contain potassium chlorate which is corrosive, clean well.

That's why you only use the white portion of the match

-Gio

[Sinixstar]

he actually said in the video "this is corrosive, you need to clean after words".

[Seesm]

Does not appear to work all that well... I guess if you "had" to it is better than NOTHING.

[Gio]

Hmm I guess he said that , I saw it like 3 weeks ago so I cannot say so or not. If I really had to I would try it, seems like a lot of work. I kinda tried to take apart some small pistol primers, pita!

-Gio

[TonyM]

Interesting, but I don't have that kinda time. Maybe if technology collapses and I don't have a job or anything else to do. Loading up the primers that way sure will kill my 900 rounds per hour pace on the Dillon presses...