Lead Styphnate; Berdan Primers are easier to make...no added Anvil. PRIMER cups must be Hydraulically Decapped to preserve the integrity of the Cup. DocAV
Thank you for the kind comments. Keep going to Jump Start 4. I think joining MeWe is mission critical and if you supply the required elbow grease - you will have solved your own primer shortage. I've got more vids on the way but covered up with support of the labs, of course the holidays, etc, etc. We will work with you and answer all of your questions.
Hi, there! Jump Start 1 - I'm trying to get you going! rumble.com/vjdy5h-reloading-primers-for-beginners-jump-start-1.html AardvarkReloading.com and MeWe’s Primer Reloading and Primer Reloading for Beginners Chat Forums go hand-in-hand. Please go to one of the chat rooms and let us know what information you need to get started reloading your own primers and our group of members will do their best to provide it. We are very interested in your success in this endeavor. There will be no ridicule of any questions you ask no matter your experience level. We grow by utilizing your background and experience in your various professions - so please be willing to share. The MeWe chat forums consist of the best group of guys on the internet in primer reloading and other skills and you're now a part of it. If you find the Primer Reloading group chat too technical, try: mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners You will be welcomed in both! !
Page 19? Do you have a book on primer compounds? Also is there a big difference between magnum rifle primers and standard rifle primers regarding chemical composition?
I think there is a difference but the differences vary with the manufacturer(s). Not only are the compounds a lil more powerful (in magnum) but the cups are a bit thicker (I think it's the primer cup/the material is a bit harder but I don't have any data top-of-head to prove that one.) On www.AardvarkReloading.Com (page 4/if memory serves) if you scroll down - the best article I've read is called Sniper's Hide "A primer on primers". Oh and on page 19 (you are going to love this). Also on AardvarkReloading.Com is the link to Homemade Primer Course by Marshall Thompson PhD (chemistry). www.aardvarkreloading.com/resources/Homemade%20Primer%20Course%202021-06-01.pdf We discuss actual primer compounds at the MeWe groups listed below. Come see me/us and make your own. Original group mewe.com/join/primerreloading Beginners group mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners It's vital that you ask questions to stir up conversations on the topics you are curious about. The recipe I (actually all of the guys) focus on is Eph 20. This primer shortage is for the birds - make your own.
??? Curious how well this works compared to commercial primers? How hard are the ingredients on the barrel? Lastly, reload rimfire 22s!! I thought they wee one and done? Geez, I might get back into shooting if I can make everything myself- especially 22s! Can the dent on the case be reworked so the powder gets up inside the dented rim to prevent misfires? Heading over to you website too- thanks for this!
Some of our recipes Are commercial recipes. Eps5 IS Cci's formula but I think ours are much stronger because we simply pack more of the compound in the cup. The eph 20 is noncorrosive. Smiley face. The glass I sell is 325 mesh so it behaves like a polishing agent. Nobody has ever reported barrel wear in the 10 or so years that I have been doing this. 22LRs ... use eph 0 (not eph 20) for these. Yep, all you have to do is tell Marshall, "It can't be done." . This is a slower reload because you do have to knock out the dent . Cleaning the 22lr is the same as your reloading brass. I'll send you the standard invite to the MeWe groups. We will answer any questions as they pop up. We help you to learn - then you help us teach the next guy... and so on.... Free of charge.... just give Marshall credit (and a text thanking him never hurts). He is an amazing guy. Oh he does Berdan primers too, and percussion caps and shot shell 209s. Amazing! Stay tuned
Hi there! Jump Start 1 - I'm trying to get you going! rumble.com/vjdy5h-reloading-primers-for-beginners-jump-start-1.html AardvarkReloading.com and MeWe’s Primer Reloading and Primer Reloading for Beginners Chat Forums go hand-in-hand. Please go to one of the chat rooms and let us know what information you need to get started reloading your own primers and our group of members will do their best to provide it. We are very interested in your success in this endeavor. There will be no ridicule of any questions you ask no matter your experience level. We grow by utilizing your background and experience in your various professions - so please be willing to share. The MeWe chat forums consist of the best group of guys on the internet in primer reloading and other skills and you're now a part of it. Primer Reloading group (known as Second Floor): mewe.com/join/primerreloading If you find the Primer Reloading group chat too technical, try the ground floor: mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners You will be welcomed in both!!! Finally: I publish much of this info on: aardvarkreloading.com ==== MeWe Navigation ==== MeWe Navigation - Groups: rumble.com/v15wnom-homemade-primers-mewe-groups.html MeWe - How to Chat: rumble.com/v15x61q-homemade-primers-mewe-chat.html MeWe - How to Post: rumble.com/v15x61q-homemade-primers-mewe-chat.html Posting Photos and Files: rumble.com/v18j51b-homemade-primers-mewe-groups-photos-and-files.html
Goot morning from south Africa just want to ask if I can use nr 6 and a half Remington primers in my ar15, loading 55gr bullets and 24 gr powder and if not why baught wrongly by the salesman candy give back thank you
I think I remember reading something about that particular primer in one of these two articles (the top two). Of course you should use the proper primer but during this primer shortage I understand the need for exploring substitutions. It will work functionally (but I have not personally tried it). It won't be as safe as using the military primer #41. My concerns are over avoiding slam-fires with the AR 15 and it's free-floating firing pin. www.evernote.com/shard/s378/sh/4f064c5a-c649-487f-74fb-61da0a11ddd4/VkOYg6X0LgaCn9X4u2O37Ve3JM8_PfXTJto3RgDeXaJkL8Dznhosyr9JDg Be safe!
So if this stuff can be can be reloaded in a 22 casing to make 22 primer to ignite powder. Why would you even go through the process of putting the anvil back in the rifle primer cups ????
Good question. The material still needs a pinch point. That being the area under the rim or between the point of the anvil and the primer cup. It needs compression to gain friction.
@@okeechobeejoe2868 Honestly - I have not tried that test. I still think there wouldn't be enough compression to "get the job done". I've inadvertantly installed the anvil in crooked/almost sideways and "no bang".
I agree. I try out different techniques with various videos to see if the technique adds value. This one didn't and I dropped it after only one attempt. But hey - thank you for the constructive criticism . I value your input.
Armstrong mixture would work better, 70 potassium chlorate / 30 red phosphorus, but if You are not a chemist, or expert do not do it because it is very dangerous to someone without the proper skills.
this video feels more homemade than the primers and I love it
I always wondered and wanted to know, how a primer worked. This was an Awesome lesson in How it all works! Thank you.
You are very kind sir. Thank you.
These need to be thought in conferences . Thank you.
Always, great info coming from this channel
Thanks Mark for the great info!!!!!
Awesome Job Mark
Thanks Partner. Haven't seen you in a while. All Ok I hope.
Lead Styphnate;
Berdan Primers are easier to make...no added Anvil. PRIMER cups must be Hydraulically Decapped to preserve the integrity of the Cup.
DocAV
Great information
thank you for the info
great info ✔✔✔
Nice 👍🏻 just found this channel.
Thank you for the kind comments. Keep going to Jump Start 4. I think joining MeWe is mission critical and if you supply the required elbow grease - you will have solved your own primer shortage. I've got more vids on the way but covered up with support of the labs, of course the holidays, etc, etc. We will work with you and answer all of your questions.
Very informative!!
Share the group link:
mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners
And
Share the group link:
mewe.com/join/primerreloading
Thank you!
Thanks Partner!
Well done.
Hi, there!
Jump Start 1 - I'm trying to get you going!
rumble.com/vjdy5h-reloading-primers-for-beginners-jump-start-1.html
AardvarkReloading.com and MeWe’s Primer Reloading and Primer Reloading for Beginners Chat Forums go hand-in-hand.
Please go to one of the chat rooms and let us know what information you need to get started reloading your own primers and our group of members will do their best to provide it. We are very interested in your success in this endeavor. There will be no ridicule of any questions you ask no matter your experience level. We grow by utilizing your background and experience in your various professions - so please be willing to share.
The MeWe chat forums consist of the best group of guys on the internet in primer reloading and other skills and you're now a part of it.
If you find the Primer Reloading group chat too technical, try:
mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners
You will be welcomed in both! !
"frictionator" some kind of 80s action flicks shiet.
Awsom
Page 19? Do you have a book on primer compounds?
Also is there a big difference between magnum rifle primers and standard rifle primers regarding chemical composition?
I think there is a difference but the differences vary with the manufacturer(s). Not only are the compounds a lil more powerful (in magnum) but the cups are a bit thicker (I think it's the primer cup/the material is a bit harder but I don't have any data top-of-head to prove that one.)
On www.AardvarkReloading.Com (page 4/if memory serves) if you scroll down - the best article I've read is called Sniper's Hide "A primer on primers".
Oh and on page 19 (you are going to love this).
Also on AardvarkReloading.Com is the link to Homemade Primer Course by Marshall Thompson PhD (chemistry).
www.aardvarkreloading.com/resources/Homemade%20Primer%20Course%202021-06-01.pdf
We discuss actual primer compounds at the MeWe groups listed below. Come see me/us and make your own.
Original group
mewe.com/join/primerreloading
Beginners group
mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners
It's vital that you ask questions to stir up conversations on the topics you are curious about.
The recipe I (actually all of the guys) focus on is Eph 20.
This primer shortage is for the birds - make your own.
There are plenty of patients online for primers.
We use them quite a bit. But it takes one of our chemists to understand and interpret them for me.
??? Curious how well this works compared to commercial primers? How hard are the ingredients on the barrel?
Lastly, reload rimfire 22s!! I thought they wee one and done? Geez, I might get back into shooting if I can make everything myself- especially 22s! Can the dent on the case be reworked so the powder gets up inside the dented rim to prevent misfires?
Heading over to you website too- thanks for this!
Some of our recipes Are commercial recipes. Eps5 IS Cci's formula but I think ours are much stronger because we simply pack more of the compound in the cup.
The eph 20 is noncorrosive. Smiley face. The glass I sell is 325 mesh so it behaves like a polishing agent. Nobody has ever reported barrel wear in the 10 or so years that I have been doing this.
22LRs ... use eph 0 (not eph 20) for these. Yep, all you have to do is tell Marshall, "It can't be done." . This is a slower reload because you do have to knock out the dent .
Cleaning the 22lr is the same as your reloading brass.
I'll send you the standard invite to the MeWe groups. We will answer any questions as they pop up.
We help you to learn - then you help us teach the next guy... and so on....
Free of charge.... just give Marshall credit (and a text thanking him never hurts).
He is an amazing guy.
Oh he does Berdan primers too, and percussion caps and shot shell 209s.
Amazing!
Stay tuned
Hi there!
Jump Start 1 - I'm trying to get you going!
rumble.com/vjdy5h-reloading-primers-for-beginners-jump-start-1.html
AardvarkReloading.com and MeWe’s Primer Reloading and Primer Reloading for Beginners Chat Forums go hand-in-hand.
Please go to one of the chat rooms and let us know what information you need to get started reloading your own primers and our group of members will do their best to provide it. We are very interested in your success in this endeavor. There will be no ridicule of any questions you ask no matter your experience level. We grow by utilizing your background and experience in your various professions - so please be willing to share.
The MeWe chat forums consist of the best group of guys on the internet in primer reloading and other skills and you're now a part of it.
Primer Reloading group (known as Second Floor):
mewe.com/join/primerreloading
If you find the Primer Reloading group chat too technical, try the ground floor:
mewe.com/join/primerreloadingforbeginners
You will be welcomed in both!!!
Finally:
I publish much of this info on:
aardvarkreloading.com
==== MeWe Navigation ====
MeWe Navigation - Groups:
rumble.com/v15wnom-homemade-primers-mewe-groups.html
MeWe - How to Chat:
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MeWe - How to Post:
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Posting Photos and Files:
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Goot morning from south Africa just want to ask if I can use nr 6 and a half Remington primers in my ar15, loading 55gr bullets and 24 gr powder and if not why baught wrongly by the salesman candy give back thank you
I think I remember reading something about that particular primer in one of these two articles (the top two). Of course you should use the proper primer but during this primer shortage I understand the need for exploring substitutions. It will work functionally (but I have not personally tried it). It won't be as safe as using the military primer #41. My concerns are over avoiding slam-fires with the AR 15 and it's free-floating firing pin.
www.evernote.com/shard/s378/sh/4f064c5a-c649-487f-74fb-61da0a11ddd4/VkOYg6X0LgaCn9X4u2O37Ve3JM8_PfXTJto3RgDeXaJkL8Dznhosyr9JDg
Be safe!
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@@helpmenowmark thanks for replying appreciate
@@helpmenowmark ill go and test them and see what happens stay safe
So if this stuff can be can be reloaded in a 22 casing to make 22 primer to ignite powder. Why would you even go through the process of putting the anvil back in the rifle primer cups ????
Good question. The material still needs a pinch point. That being the area under the rim or between the point of the anvil and the primer cup. It needs compression to gain friction.
@@helpmenowmark Thank you Mark.......I understand
Mark, have you ever tried firing a loaded round that has no anvil in the primer ? I think it would be a good test.
@@okeechobeejoe2868 Honestly - I have not tried that test. I still think there wouldn't be enough compression to "get the job done". I've inadvertantly installed the anvil in crooked/almost sideways and "no bang".
putting a red line at the bottom of a video that looks like you've already watched the video isn't a great idea lol
I agree. I try out different techniques with various videos to see if the technique adds value. This one didn't and I dropped it after only one attempt.
But hey - thank you for the constructive criticism . I value your input.
Armstrong mixture would work better, 70 potassium chlorate / 30 red phosphorus, but if You are not a chemist, or expert do not do it because it is very dangerous to someone without the proper skills.
Agree - but still corrosive and red phos (or worse white) - are Definitely advanced chemist materials
first primers were an mix of 1 sulfur 2 parts carbon and 3 parts potassiumchlorate. Simpl alternativ
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You guys are so kind. Thank you. See us on mewe. I'm still learning from the group every day
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I don’t like the red bar marking the slides on the bottom. So distracting!