Homemade Rifle Primer 

There's more people starting to get into this hobby now.

​@@anthonyatienza3363 на это есть веские причины

And you also like hunting .. 👽

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@@NareshKumar-ui7lr indians be like:

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yah they cannot take away guns but they can ammo so we just have to make it

Any impact sensitive material is good, basically. If you grind matchheads and mix it with ground dust from the side of the matchbox and put it in the primer...it will corrode the shit out of your barrel, but it works.

Look up the base components of priming compound and their history. Pressing cups is not that hard to mindlessly punch out a few hundred. Recycle your anvils or make them. Then use your highschool chemistry knowledge to make it. (Be mindful of your local laws)

A muzzleloader would be faster.

Well yes but actually no. Dude, you're not going to be doing this in the heat of a fight or hunting or practice. You do it on your off time so that you save time between shots when you actually take them. I'm thinking you aren't very experienced with guns yet. There are a lot of people like that this year and that is ok.

@@DobleWhiteAndStabley how do you make anvils?

@@SammyNeverEver They're just pieces of metal that won't budge so the primer can be crushed. The more important thing is to know how to make the primer compound.

Agreed. *YES*, Tacome Mumbler, please do use a mic!

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@@radenhamzah8038 : Don't speak whatever this is - an "Indian/Indonesian" dialect? Universal English, please. TIA!

Not exactly priceless when they are commonly available rounds,

I’ll give you $28.89. Go buy 1,000 primers. It’s faster, and easier. Lol. Cheers.

@@albertforletta1498 & @ jizzmonkey Funny how those comments aged like a fine milk. The current situation is exactly what this was intended for, not being a cheap ass.

Rob Calhoun , would you want me to give you $28.89?? Lol. I don’t need to make my own primers. I will never experience an ammo shortage. You could shut down all ammo manufacturers on this entire planet and reloading suppliers, and I will still be going to the range shooting lots of ammo for the next 5 years. What ammo shortage? I didn’t know we had an ammo shortage.

@@albertforletta1498 Nope, can't shoot money. But some ammo would be nice :)

Yes this is a problem

This aged well

Yep...this guy right here is a damn hero.

@@lupacchinobros 😂

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He is showing what he capable of 😂

It will work more if heated to red hot and flattened then quenched or left unquenched. Heating removes the stress in the metal and so will normalizing it.

You could use Paper to contain the charge, Bullet and primer like the flintlock rifles of the 1700s

Uhh ive been researching this stuff for a while and the easiest method i can say is only hydraulic press, the whole process is not that hard but it does require machinery that normal person wouldnt have Depending on the type (i.e rifle, handgun, intermediate) you will be having more or less steps but basic operation of making includes these steps: Brass sheet around 0.3 cm thick is cut in small circles Annealing First pressing, it now looks like small rocket Annealing Second pressing, now it has flat bottom Annealing Cutting the excess material Annealing Third pressing, making hole for primer (depending on whether boxer or berdan) Annealing Cutting circle on the bottom of a round to first remove rim (if rimless ammo is needed) and then cut another time to make rimless And thats basically it for 9mm

Is keeping magic elves expensive? Seriously though, if you can handcraft primers, I'll tip my hat for you. You'll need jeweler's equipment and basically half of all the world's reserve of patience. Come to think of it, a jeweler could probably make a few for you/teach you how to do it yourself.

@@evanharrison4054 going off of that thought, some of these primer cups and anvils remind me of those jeweler bezel settings you would stick loose, precious stones in. We used tin but I'm sure you can buy steel ones that are dozens to the dollar on amazon

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Thats pretty easy, just use Armstrongs mix ie both components of strike anywhere matches ground up and combined create an impact explosive. Im not sure of the chemical names, I know one is a type of phosphorus, but theyre fairly common chemicals on their own.

Its 2021 and there are no small pistol primers to be found.

That's a thought. Using the bit to pound the pin dent out the cup face instead. It would be the right size so you might not need glue to hold it in place.

It's known as Kaboom your hands are vanished ricko

Cause rifle is made of newspaper

I've used the plastic caps for smaller primers and they work fine. I'd say anything larger than a small pistol primer you'll need to make your own primer cup for it. Caps are too small.

Amen. I've done things like this using black powder. White tip of a strike anywhere match, kids toy caps etc. I wouldn't have the guts to do this with smokeless powder. To many unknowns. Higher ignition temperature, (chance of a cook off) unknown pressures. I hope nobody gets hurt.

He did this because he has weaker hammer springs on his paper guns. They didn't set off real primers. He has a video showing how to reclaim primer cups. However you'll get 2-3 uses max because even hammering the dent flat, each dent on the primer makes material flow away.

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