Just for any folks watching this video, I followed along precisely this guy's process. Made actual ammo and 4 of the 10 I made were FTF's. Just because it goes pop does not guarantee ignition of the gun powder. I had to go to the dry method and actually fill the cup to the brim and then insert the anvil with the legs just protruding past the edge of the cup. Lightly brush off any excess. Put a drop of acetone in the primer before seating in the brass to insure safety while inserting. I then made 100 of these and had a 96.6% success ratio. Had the same results making LRP's.
My dad had a "Raging judge Magnum" he passed away about 2 years back. I inherited his "judge." It is very near and dear to my heart. Your videos have helped me learn a lot and I will continue watching in hopes to learn so much more! Please keep making these educational videos, they make all the difference in the world. ☺️
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 yes I do. I have the judge and his study Bible with his name engraved in the bottom right hand corner. They are both so very special to me. And I use his Bible almost daily for Homeschooling my children. I miss him. But he made sure I was always protected, and I knew the right path before he left me.❤️
Hey adding the ingredients inside the acetone very smart I been making them for over 5 to 6 years now . Now they have a liquid hardener and dies set for small and large primers rimfire .
Thank's so much!!! Got to try this, because after about 40 primers with no success this gives me confidence anyway, you did a grate job explaining how to reload prime all.
I made some with cap gun caps. The ring type. I would crush the stuff into a fine powder by rolling it wrapped around some notebook paper like a taco and pour it in a clear plastic container. I use 90% isopropol alchohol to wet the powder in the primer, place the anvil in it and let it air dry. I fill the compound about half the internal height of the "cup" inside and let the excess compound come out when its drying with the anvil. I recommend it. Dont forget its corrosive !
I would say this method is the safest and most efficient tool free method I've seen thus far and I am truly impressed. This eliminates the dust factor which is a very serious health concern. You're dealing with Potassium Chlorate which is a toxin and worse still the black material is Antimony Trisulfide which is a sensitizing agent and is very very toxic via inhalation, absorption through the skin or ingestion. Antimony Trisulfide is no joke. Don't fuck around with this in any form without PPE and don't open/handle it in a living/eating area. Your off limit shed/shop only. Also a little addition of extra fine or german dark aluminum powder will add a significant incandescent effect, similar to #9 1/2 primers for slow/hesitant powder. It won't make the primers any more or less likely to detonate, it'll just boost their effect when they do detonate. I'm going to take what you've shown here and thicken the ratio in suspension just a tad, add aluminum powder as a booster and try this with a few hundred #11 caps. I'll follow on in a few weeks or less with a report.
I used the ram collet from pocket swagger small rifle in the press. Then get a heavy piece of flat bar to hold up under the top part of press. Press or use the handle to do a hammering effect. Worked great and faster than the punch/hammer.....
Good vid. To get 30 out of 30 you should mix some sort of bonding agent in with the acetone. I use shellac, and am experimenting with alcohol/lacquer now. I found this out after loading a bunch of 30 round magazines up, and having way more issues the deeper I got into the mag. I assume the recoil is causing the prime all to chip away, till not enough or any can ignite.
Great video. Thanks for the learning opportunity. Never thought of the wet mixture. I've been doing it dry. Is there a ratio of compound to acetone? Does this mixture have a shelf life as I am only doing about 50 primers at a time?
I put about 1.5 oz of acetone in that entire batch of prime all. I try not to get it too thin or I have more misfires because I don't get enough compound in the primer. Entry number 15
I like your wet slurry method. I make my own percussion caps that way, but I add a few drops of new-skin to the acetone to act as a binder so the powder doesn't fall out of the caps. I use a 5:1 ratio of acetone to new-skin.
Ok so how much acetone is mixed with the per instruction powder mixed? Also a 6to1 mix acetone and shellac rather straight acetone will make for more reliable ignition for 30 outta 30
Hello from Vancouver Canada. That was the best video on using prime all I've seen yet. The drilled out needle nose was brilliant! Same with the Acetone slurry. Question; Just enough acetone to be workable for the eye dropper?
Hello ETTA; I'm getting about a 1% ignition rate. I'm following direction as directed, adding a drop of acetone waiting 5 min hard packing the compound to about 1/2 the primer cup ,adding the anvil and pressing it into place. I let them dry overnight. No bang, no fun. Any ideas???
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 I bought 2 bags and I haven’t tried the second yet if it’s trash then I’ll call the company. I mixed it exactly like the instructions said
I had the same results with a dry mix as I did with the acetone mixture. I consistently got 27 out of 30 to go off. I made some about 9 months ago just to see if they will store for any amount of time so at 1 year I will test them and do an update
Is the primer corrosive? Do you need to do anything different when cleaning the pistol after shooting? (I am asking because I have experience with black powder and Mosin Nagat corrosive primers.)
I see it in stock. Im going to grab some. Ill look for a video. Ill binge your vids and leave comments and likes to help out a little. Every click helps
wait i thought prime-all is made with a hardener/stabilizer that makes them keep just like factory made and store bought primers i watched their video they made it seem like it at least. is this a different recipe from todays prime-all?
The only thing with more acetone is you might not get enough compound and may have to wait for it to dry and add another drop. I do just enough so the dropper will work. Good luck! If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask
@@keinokfarang851 I did not see that in the instructions or the video from the manufacturer do you have a link I could look that up? So we can do an update video to inform people about that
Mix 1oz of the green ducco cement with 10oz of acetone. Put the mixture in your caps and put a drop in. That ducco cement will get you closer to 100% firing success. The ducco is highly flammable and also sets up nice and holds your powder in place so it doesn’t break fee from the cap.
Great video. I found it just when I was getting ready to start reloading primers with my LoadAll purchase. Does the compound seem to dry solid enough to stay put in the cups? I ask because I have seen a few people add a drop of shellac over the top (once the acetone dries), or add a small amount in the mixture with the acetone. Thanks again.
I’m an East Tennessee boy by birth and raising. Liked your video. What’s the ratio of dry powder to acetone. In other words how do you know if you’ve got the right concentration. I make my own H-48 compound which I think is almost identical to Prime-All.
h48 Im well familiar with that!! Made some nasty firecrackers out of it once. Did you use the percolator method? stuff is HIGHLY volatile at least the batch i made was..
I tried it dry, by wetting the prime all with acetone, mixing with acetone , letting them dry completely & adding the anvil and adding the anvil when wet nothing happens.
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 is it a product you can by like Prime All or is it a compound you have to by in separate piece's. I jsut hesrd of it today by another UA-cam caster.
Not that they claim. However I had made 50 extra last May and only about 70% went off when I tested them this month. When I made them and shot them the same month, I was getting about 90% ignition.
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 I suspect that the priming compound is absorbing water out of the air do to the humidity of your location. After reloading primers and allowing the priming compound to completely dry store them in an small air tight containers with desiccant packs to absorb any possible atmospheric water vapor trapped inside the air tight container. Periodically the desiccant can be re-dehydrated in a toaster oven at ~150 degrees fahrenheit. Allow the desiccant to cool down and then they can be reused.
Cups | RUAG www.ruag.com/en/products-services/land/ammunition-components-industry/components-ammunition-manufacture/cups They may not have any at the moment because of demand
Great video, So did you mix all the bags together then funnel it in the dropper bottle? How'd you mix it on some paper or in like a glass jar? Also have you tried this in small rifle yet like 223?? Thanks
I wet tumbled 500 45ACP cases with live Primers in them accidentally. Needless to say the water came out very green😉 if you’re interested I have them all nice and clean and never fired (no striker hits , might save you a stop or two?
I really appreciate it but I dont think we will take them we dont use this. We just wanted to test it and find what way worked best. I don't think I have made any sense posting this video lol
Prime-All website states, "Loads approximately 2000 rounds (22lr)." Is that sound correct to you?!? Looks like you would get a lot more. Also, what size Dropper Bottle is that...4oz?
I started saving several months ago, i may have more LP than i need. Might be a way to mail them to ya or po box or something if you can pm me somehow. Should be able to catch up easily on your own, tho. Can't safely store them long term anyway from the sound of it.
About 1-1.5 oz to that entire package of compound. I am experimenting with sealers and will do a updated video on it. And it dries within a few seconds but I say about 1hr before starting loading with them
Your math is wrong. 3 failing out of 30 is not 1%. Its 10%. That's 1 out of 10. Still, the wet method seems to be getting better results than what most people are reporting with the dry method. Also had a bigger flash than what I've seen in other videos. Sure do wish someone would shoot actual completed cartridges.
We noticed that after we posted the video but decided to leave it up. I will load up some and do a video shooting the completed cartridge the next warm week we get.
yes it's still very hard to buy them small & large primers I think that's what they do so people can't buy them and the smokeless powder making very hard to buy the government so we can not reload . now they are controlling everything in reloading.
That is as reliable as you can get especially in a DIY situation unless you have a better idea please show us and put your money where your mouth is! 27 out of 30 is a 90% success rate.
Thank you! Ingenious putting it in the bottle because I worry about having dry mixture sitting around.
Glad you found it helpful. Entry number is 14
It doesn't work without caps. Tried 4 or 5 different ways. Wet, dry, papper spacers, lacquer coated, extra sulpher.
Wow, I thought I had seen everything,, but reloading primers too! Holy cow.. Very bold and ingenious!
Wow ... this is what reloading has brought us to 🤔 ... thanks for sharing Brother 👍
It works but not fun lol. Entry number is 16
Just for any folks watching this video, I followed along precisely this guy's process. Made actual ammo and 4 of the 10 I made were FTF's. Just because it goes pop does not guarantee ignition of the gun powder. I had to go to the dry method and actually fill the cup to the brim and then insert the anvil with the legs just protruding past the edge of the cup. Lightly brush off any excess. Put a drop of acetone in the primer before seating in the brass to insure safety while inserting. I then made 100 of these and had a 96.6% success ratio. Had the same results making LRP's.
My dad had a "Raging judge Magnum" he passed away about 2 years back. I inherited his "judge." It is very near and dear to my heart. Your videos have helped me learn a lot and I will continue watching in hopes to learn so much more! Please keep making these educational videos, they make all the difference in the world. ☺️
Thank you! Sorry to hear about you're dad. I'm sure you do hold that judge near and dear to you're heart those are the best!
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 yes I do. I have the judge and his study Bible with his name engraved in the bottom right hand corner. They are both so very special to me. And I use his Bible almost daily for Homeschooling my children. I miss him. But he made sure I was always protected, and I knew the right path before he left me.❤️
Hey adding the ingredients inside the acetone very smart I been making them for over 5 to 6 years now . Now they have a liquid hardener and dies set for small and large primers rimfire .
Nice video! Just started reloading my primers. Great tip about the dropper bottle!!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck!
Thank's so much!!! Got to try this, because after about 40 primers with no success this gives me confidence anyway, you did a grate job explaining how to reload prime all.
Nice video, I've gotten as far as removing anvils, still haven't mixed or reassembled. Gonna take the drill hole in cheap pliers, and run with it. Thx
Best one I have seen yet and I sure as hell haven’t found any primers
Thank you.
I like the dropper method because I usually put it in dry and then add slack alcohol mix.
I made some with cap gun caps. The ring type. I would crush the stuff into a fine powder by rolling it wrapped around some notebook paper like a taco and pour it in a clear plastic container. I use 90% isopropol alchohol to wet the powder in the primer, place the anvil in it and let it air dry. I fill the compound about half the internal height of the "cup" inside and let the excess compound come out when its drying with the anvil. I recommend it. Dont forget its corrosive !
I'll give that a try thank you
% of failure ?
How long will they last being stored??
I just found out about this and I have ordered the the kit and your info about loading them wet sounds like the way to go thank you for the info
Good luck. If you have any questions just ask I'll do my best to help
I would say this method is the safest and most efficient tool free method I've seen thus far and I am truly impressed. This eliminates the dust factor which is a very serious health concern.
You're dealing with Potassium Chlorate which is a toxin and worse still the black material is Antimony Trisulfide which is a sensitizing agent and is very very toxic via inhalation, absorption through the skin or ingestion. Antimony Trisulfide is no joke. Don't fuck around with this in any form without PPE and don't open/handle it in a living/eating area. Your off limit shed/shop only.
Also a little addition of extra fine or german dark aluminum powder will add a significant incandescent effect, similar to #9 1/2 primers for slow/hesitant powder. It won't make the primers any more or less likely to detonate, it'll just boost their effect when they do detonate.
I'm going to take what you've shown here and thicken the ratio in suspension just a tad, add aluminum powder as a booster and try this with a few hundred #11 caps. I'll follow on in a few weeks or less with a report.
I used the ram collet from pocket swagger small rifle in the press. Then get a heavy piece of flat bar to hold up under the top part of press. Press or use the handle to do a hammering effect. Worked great and faster than the punch/hammer.....
Been using Prime all for about a month with ok results. Might try the wet compound and see how that works. Great video.
thanks for the comment! best of luck to ya if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask or email us.
Good job ! Never heard of this, but I will be trying it out. THANKS
thanks! let us know if you have any questions. you are entry #12 for the giveaway
Good vid. To get 30 out of 30 you should mix some sort of bonding agent in with the acetone. I use shellac, and am experimenting with alcohol/lacquer now. I found this out after loading a bunch of 30 round magazines up, and having way more issues the deeper I got into the mag. I assume the recoil is causing the prime all to chip away, till not enough or any can ignite.
Ok we will try some things out and if I find anything I'll let you know
I just now found out what shellac is. Lol. fingernail polish hybrid . Cool
great info , but one question , what is the ratio , acetone and the dry mix ?
thanks
Great video. Thanks for the learning opportunity.
Never thought of the wet mixture. I've been doing it dry.
Is there a ratio of compound to acetone?
Does this mixture have a shelf life as I am only doing about 50 primers at a time?
I put about 1.5 oz of acetone in that entire batch of prime all. I try not to get it too thin or I have more misfires because I don't get enough compound in the primer.
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@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 clarify please, you use the whole package of primeall components +1.5 oz of acetone at once?
@@SM-bu9bz yes that is correct
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 thanks much! Looking forward to more vids
I like your wet slurry method. I make my own percussion caps that way, but I add a few drops of new-skin to the acetone to act as a binder so the powder doesn't fall out of the caps. I use a 5:1 ratio of acetone to new-skin.
Hi, can I ask, what do you mean, by New Skin?
It's kinda what you would use on a small cut
Genius to mix the compound with the acetone and use the dropper so much easier so much safer and faster
Ok so how much acetone is mixed with the per instruction powder mixed? Also a 6to1 mix acetone and shellac rather straight acetone will make for more reliable ignition for 30 outta 30
6 to 1 for mechanical stability of the compound. I'm collecting info before making my batch. Thank you for the tip!
I might have to try that I'm having trouble finding primers here in Louisiana
same here and powder
so you don't need a paper disk between anvil and solution ?
Not per the company's instructions.
Hello from Vancouver Canada. That was the best video on using prime all I've seen yet. The drilled out needle nose was brilliant! Same with the Acetone slurry. Question; Just enough acetone to be workable for the eye dropper?
That was fast,good job,thx for the info and how much acetone do you use for it or what is the ratio mix you made up ,please
I mix the entire package with about 1oz of acetone. Make sure to mix the correct amounts dont just dump the bags
I threw a bunch of used primers away a year ago. I regretted that ever since, thanks for the priming tip
That's a bummer
Ordered some to try out. This is awesome!
Awesome! good luck
I have horrible sucess with this prime all, ill try the wet method next. How full are your primer cups?
About halfway full before reinstalling the anvil. I hope that you have better luck this time! Let us know if it works out for you.
Hello ETTA; I'm getting about a 1% ignition rate. I'm following direction as directed, adding a drop of acetone waiting 5 min hard packing the compound to about 1/2 the primer cup ,adding the anvil and pressing it into place. I let them dry overnight. No bang, no fun. Any ideas???
Can you scrape the priming compound out of 22lr case's and mix it with acetone and use it the same way you do here? Would that work?
I’ve been having trouble getting my compound to go off after mixing it. I mixed it with the instructions to
I always shake it up right before use, and I also dont mix really wet, just enough to use the eye dropper.
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 I can’t get mine to go off when it’s dry
That's not good at all! Maybe it was a defective batch or got wet during shipping.
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 I bought 2 bags and I haven’t tried the second yet if it’s trash then I’ll call the company. I mixed it exactly like the instructions said
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 so I called the company and they sent me 2 new bags that work flawlessly I just got a bad batch the first time
cant wait to try it. ordering my prime all now
Good luck if you have any questions just ask
Awesome videos learning a lot from these
awesome great to hear! you will be entry #8
You are a winner please send us an email with shipping details at easttntactical@yahoo.com
Do you think less acetone (more concentrated mixture) might guarantee successful ignition? Also, what's the longest you've stored the wet mix?
I had the same results with a dry mix as I did with the acetone mixture. I consistently got 27 out of 30 to go off. I made some about 9 months ago just to see if they will store for any amount of time so at 1 year I will test them and do an update
Per batch of Prime All, about how much acetone are you adding to it?
ain't it better to add less acetone can you tell me how much acetone you add to the whole mixture please
Great content guys. Keep the videos coming.
thank you! you will be entry #7
I tried the priming compound and mind didn't go off, but I used 99 percent alcohol. I was wondering if the alcohol was to strong
Is the primer corrosive? Do you need to do anything different when cleaning the pistol after shooting? (I am asking because I have experience with black powder and Mosin Nagat corrosive primers.)
Yes it is. I always ultrasonic clean my pistol after using it.
Im kinda confused on the acetone part also. Do you have more info elsewhere?
Ask away I'll give you the answer if I can. And no we dont. we need to make a follow up video on it with a few different things we want to try out
I see it in stock. Im going to grab some. Ill look for a video. Ill binge your vids and leave comments and likes to help out a little. Every click helps
Thank you for your support. like I said if you have any questions dont hesitate to ask!
I've stored primers made from this stuff for a couple of years and they are all fine.
Very good video
Thank you!
wait i thought prime-all is made with a hardener/stabilizer that makes them keep just like factory made and store bought primers i watched their video they made it seem like it at least. is this a different recipe from todays prime-all?
good video. keep them coming.
thank you we will keep them rolling! you are entry #4
You are a winner please send us an email with shipping details at easttntactical@yahoo.com
Is there such a thing as too much acetone? Or will it not delude it too much? I’m going to reload shot shell primers with it, or at least try. Thanks!
The only thing with more acetone is you might not get enough compound and may have to wait for it to dry and add another drop. I do just enough so the dropper will work.
Good luck! If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask
If it’s deluded,it needs counseling.
@@keinokfarang851 I did not see that in the instructions or the video from the manufacturer do you have a link I could look that up? So we can do an update video to inform people about that
Mix 1oz of the green ducco cement with 10oz of acetone. Put the mixture in your caps and put a drop in. That ducco cement will get you closer to 100% firing success. The ducco is highly flammable and also sets up nice and holds your powder in place so it doesn’t break fee from the cap.
Thank you
Absolutely
Where are caps and anvils sold?
I'm not sure where to find them I used the old ones. I'll look around and if I find some I'll post a link
Good job. Thanks for sharing;)
Great video. I found it just when I was getting ready to start reloading primers with my LoadAll purchase. Does the compound seem to dry solid enough to stay put in the cups? I ask because I have seen a few people add a drop of shellac over the top (once the acetone dries), or add a small amount in the mixture with the acetone. Thanks again.
Where can we find primeall product? WlReally looking forward to trying this
I’m an East Tennessee boy by birth and raising. Liked your video. What’s the ratio of dry powder to acetone. In other words how do you know if you’ve got the right concentration. I make my own H-48 compound which I think is almost identical to Prime-All.
I just mix enough to make it work with the eye dropper, so in a 2 oz glass of mix maybe 3/4th oz acetone.
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 Thanks. I grew up in Bristol
@@johntate8817 we shoot at Kettlefoot a lot, and we just purchased some land to have a private range.
h48 Im well familiar with that!! Made some nasty firecrackers out of it once. Did you use the percolator method? stuff is HIGHLY volatile at least the batch i made was..
What is the ratio of primer ingredients?
what is the ratio of acetone to powder when using the I drop method ?
About 1-1.5oz of acetone for the entire package
I tried it dry, by wetting the prime all with acetone, mixing with acetone , letting them dry completely & adding the anvil and adding the anvil when wet nothing happens.
you may have a bad batch I know a couple of people have said the same thing. They contacted the company and they sent them a replacement pack
Great video. I hope to see more like it. Can you tell me the ratio of mixture to acetone?
I just add enough to get it where I can use the eye dropper. About
Half an ounce
Good idea with mixing the dry powder into acetone to load the primers.
Very interesting. Do you feel the time and effort is worth it? Do you have an idea what the cost is per each reloaded primer? Cheers!
I bought some prime all , mixed a few batches carefully , it didn't work !!!
Hey everyone UA-cam won't let us go live so we are recording a video now to put up tonight.
Eliminate that crap introduction noise and I might watch.
He is still selling + prime-all.. purchased mine yesterday and he shipped out extremely quickly..
How much Acetone do you use in the jar for the dry formula? I know that this keeps it from being so volatile
Just enough to make it work in the eye dropper I'd say about 1 oz
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 what is your opinion on EPH20 non corrosive powder?
I have not tried it yet I will get some and try it out
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 is it a product you can by like Prime All or is it a compound you have to by in separate piece's. I jsut hesrd of it today by another UA-cam caster.
So that stuff has a shelf life?
Not that they claim. However I had made 50 extra last May and only about 70% went off when I tested them this month. When I made them and shot them the same month, I was getting about 90% ignition.
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@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 I suspect that the priming compound is absorbing water out of the air do to the humidity of your location. After reloading primers and allowing the priming compound to completely dry store them in an small air tight containers with desiccant packs to absorb any possible atmospheric water vapor trapped inside the air tight container. Periodically the desiccant can be re-dehydrated in a toaster oven at ~150 degrees fahrenheit. Allow the desiccant to cool down and then they can be reused.
@@NW_Ranger ok thanks for the info!
Thanks 😊
Did you mix the whole contents of each package with acetone to get your wet mixture or did you measure each pack per instructions?
Per the instructions.
Is that corrosive primer compound
Yes, it is. So after using it, I wash the barrel out with simple green and water. Your entry number will be 13.
Good video
thank you! you are entry #3
Where did you purchase the prime all?
Sharp shooter 22. The
Shipping takes a little bit but a great company to order from
So do you premature dry then add it to dropper? How much acetone do you know to use? Great video by the way, nice step-by-step explanation. Thank you.
Mixed it wet in about 1oz of acetone then funnel it into the dropper bottle
Does anybody sell new primer cups or about how many strikes does a used primer survive?
Cups | RUAG
www.ruag.com/en/products-services/land/ammunition-components-industry/components-ammunition-manufacture/cups
They may not have any at the moment because of demand
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 Thank you ETTA.. Yes found these people when I was searching, but thank you for time. RT
You are welcome if you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask!
Great video, So did you mix all the bags together then funnel it in the dropper bottle? How'd you mix it on some paper or in like a glass jar? Also have you tried this in small rifle yet like 223?? Thanks
In a glass jar acetone first its safer that way. And no I have not tried it in in rifle primers yet but I dont see any reason it wouldn't work
Aslo that was the entire package. I made sure the ratio was was correct I didn't just dump them all together
How much Acetone to use
For the entire package I used about 1 to 1.5 ounces
Do suitable for large rifle , do i can have your's receipe
I wet tumbled 500 45ACP cases with live Primers in them accidentally. Needless to say the water came out very green😉 if you’re interested I have them all nice and clean and never fired (no striker hits , might save you a stop or two?
I really appreciate it but I dont think we will take them we dont use this. We just wanted to test it and find what way worked best. I don't think I have made any sense posting this video lol
Interesting. I didn’t know you could reuse those. 🤔
yep sure can! you will be entry #1
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Prime-All website states, "Loads approximately 2000 rounds (22lr)." Is that sound correct to you?!? Looks like you would get a lot more. Also, what size Dropper Bottle is that...4oz?
I'd say 2k would be a conservative number. And it's a 2 oz bottle.
well guess i need to start keeping old primers.
yep if you plan to reload them. entry #6
I started saving several months ago, i may have more LP than i need. Might be a way to mail them to ya or po box or something if you can pm me somehow. Should be able to catch up easily on your own, tho. Can't safely store them long term anyway from the sound of it.
Comment number two. Wouldn't mind a t-shirt!
you will be entry #2
can you do it the same way for percussion caps ? liquid primer
That is cool! How long do you think it would take to do 1,000 rounds?
Really not sure but once you got a consistent rhythm you could pump them out.
you are assigned #10
Start now and in your next life you should get there
Interesting! Primers are non existent here in the Ozarks!
What is your ratio of acetone to compound mix give or take?
How much acetone to how much primer powder. No sealer on top of the powder and how long do you let them dry before firing ?
About 1-1.5 oz to that entire package of compound. I am experimenting with sealers and will do a updated video on it. And it dries within a few seconds but I say about 1hr before starting loading with them
27/30 is 10% champ
We realized in editing but decided to just go with it
@@easttennesseetacticalarms6831 lol. East Tennessee math. Lol. Its all good. New sub. Good videos
Looks like a whole lot of work but you can’t find primers now so I think it’s going to be a trend.
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Your math is wrong. 3 failing out of 30 is not 1%. Its 10%. That's 1 out of 10. Still, the wet method seems to be getting better results than what most people are reporting with the dry method. Also had a bigger flash than what I've seen in other videos. Sure do wish someone would shoot actual completed cartridges.
We noticed that after we posted the video but decided to leave it up. I will load up some and do a video shooting the completed cartridge the next warm week we get.
vendo una confezione di prime-all
Hope you ALWAYS wear eye protection cause you neve know.
yes it's still very hard to buy them small & large primers I think that's what they do so people can't buy them and the smokeless powder making very hard to buy the government so we can not reload . now they are controlling everything in reloading.
Cool. Conductive criticism. Your intro is way too long.
thanks for the tip. entry #5
My experience.... VERY POOR results.... and NO help from Prime All
Awe gaud, I hate noisy intros.
Nice video though.
Pretty sure this is corrosive. Even says so in the instructions. So ..........
Just not good enough. Needs to be RELIABLE.
That is as reliable as you can get especially in a DIY situation unless you have a better idea please show us and put your money where your mouth is! 27 out of 30 is a 90% success rate.
Thank you!