Rimfire Reloading Kits

[Alsone 789]

Plethora of new Rimfire reloading kits in .22LR, .22 Magnum, .17 HMR, .17 Mach 2, .17 WSM:

 

 

They reckon you can reload 500 rounds for around $8-15.

[Deker 3,491]

They even got a few to work, after a fashion, an acquired technique I think, but potentially a start!

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrVto33Tiwc&feature=iv&annotation_id=annotation_3008217835&src_vid=mTf62hDhefY

[Underdog 2,337]

Oh how I would like to reload WMR!

[Tremo 138]

I have huge amounts of patience, after all I am a reloader myself ( ). I must say though, if I had to go through that palaver every time I wanted to go out and shoot some bunnies .......... Pass me a bow and arrow!

[Alsone 789]

Yeah not looking so good by the looks of it.

 

Promising for the future though if they can sort the alleged die issues.

 

I'm a bit puzzled though as to why the guy was using black powder. Aren't any of the available CF powders suitable for rimfire???? I don't see any indication that anything other than the primer is supplied with the kit.

Edited May 3, 2016 by Alsone

[Underdog 2,337]

He touches on the fact that smokeless needs some pressure to illustrate.

The pyrodex he used does not and so illustrated it well.

 

I bet any of the fast pwders like bullseye would give the desired results.

 

WMR would be easier not needing a heeled bullet and the choices are enormous.

[Deker 3,491]

Who knows where this may go, but hopefully easier and quicker, it certainly looks a lot of malarkey at the moment and an big issue to get any consistency!

 

I find the Brass situation interesting, where does all that come from, presumably once fired factory, and what about the pin marks in the rim, how many times can you cycle those??