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On Fri, 28 Aug 2015 15:42:31 -0400, "Robert"
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So, am I nut to consider this?


Maybe? but there is a easier way. Just reload the 22lr yourself.

http://22lrreloader.com/




Robert
I looked at that device. Maybe if I was a prepper. But scraping the
white stuff off of strike anywhere matches to make priming compound is
a pretty lame way to re-load .22s. Besides, if this method becomes
popular then strike anywhere matches will probably cost 20 bucks a
box.
Eric

Eric , you didn't look at the link . They have priming compound ... and I
considered buying some for the making of percussion caps for my muzzle
loader . But I think I'll try the toy caps I bought first . The compound is
only 20 bucks for enough for 1,000 (2,000 ?) rimfire cartridges , probably
yield about the same for caps .

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Snag