Making Your Own Primers

[del2les]

In the thread on how to kill a primer, the question came up regarding my post on making inert primers using a primer cup die, so given the current and possible future supply situation and cost with obtaining primers, I thought I would share with others the potential of making your own primers. Enjoy.

Primer sizing die set | NOE Bullet Moulds

noebulletmolds.com

Infinite Primers - Primer Cup Die

recoilstore.com

Primer Making Tools

www.powdervalley.com

Primer Cup dimple refurbisher | PyroComponent

For reloaders, this tool is essential for making primer cups reusable. Not only does it remove the firing pin dimple, but it reforms the cup s dimensions to specs. Tapping out the dimple by hand stretches the diameter of the cup, causing problems with pr

pyrocomponent.com

 

[338 dude]

Prime-All 2.0 - Centerfire

New Product!!!! Prime-All 2.0 - Centerfire This prime-all is formulated specifically for use in our #10, #11 percussion cap makers, and Large / Small primer cup makers. Uses some of the same ingredients as the original prime-all. But with better chemical proportions for a more consistent result...

22lrreloader.com

 

[del2les]

Prime-All 2.0 - Centerfire

New Product!!!! Prime-All 2.0 - Centerfire This prime-all is formulated specifically for use in our #10, #11 percussion cap makers, and Large / Small primer cup makers. Uses some of the same ingredients as the original prime-all. But with better chemical proportions for a more consistent result...

22lrreloader.com

Yea. That is listed on the Powder Valley link above and $2 cheaper also. Thanks

 

[Baker Alvin]

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[Ol' Red]

Gotta follow this one.

 

[Chadp82]

I read the title and something like this came to mind. Joking aside, interesting topic.

I did find this: https://www.aardvarkreloading.com/resources/homemadeprimercourse.pdf

 

[K.E.C.]

Well By God, that would solve a problem.
Might be good to have, just in case.

 

[Tiny Tim]

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[vern.284]

22 mag reconditioning too. That's bass lol

 

[M1A1ABRAMS]

Well By God, that would solve a problem.
Might be good to have, just in case.

I believe it is a corrosive compound. So after shooting a good cleaning is warrant. If I am wrong I would like to be corrected.

 

[victor3ranger]

I have been reloading my 22mags for about 2 years now with that stuff, works pretty good.
I haven't rebuilt any primer cups yet but plan on it just to make sure I get the process down right