Primers have only three components: the cup, anvil and primer pellet.  Making a new primer pellet would be the hard part. The dent in the primer cup from the firing pin could be pushed out.

I’ve had to slow down my shooting pace, I’ve eliminated almost all my range practice time to only shoot in matches.  Two a month plus a few major matches during the year.  Powder is available again, but primers are not.  At this reduced shooting pace, I can last another two to three years, but I’m thinking this primer unavailability will go beyond that.  

I would want to be sure of the process before attempting it.

I was not really serious about reloading primers.  But if there was no alternative, I’d look into it and see if it is possible.  I have tens of thousands of spent primers.  That drawer is heavy!  The drawer pulls out from under the top of my reloading bench under the press, so the spent primers drop into it. 

I was just starting off back then, so didn't take much notice. But seems like a good idea now.  I think the forum closed down,but the information is probably still out there.

You'd need to make a press to form the cases. 

Might be a fun project!

    I have seen guys swage certain pistol brass to make rifle bullets. The 22 rimfire cases are only adequate for forming into 223 soft points if you have the lead wire for cores. There is an outfit or two that used to sell the swage dies and the like for that . In tight survivalist times it would be a boon to have.

too many tyhings are gone that we grew up with - lots of it is now taboo , im a little pi$$ED off at the fact that they deamonize my childhood and restrict my free speech with all their silly crap , but ,,,,i think this may bite them in the A$$ one day down the road when the americn people realize what they have done to our culture , 

i see all these new imagrants coming here - clutching their cultures to their hearts , im all for that in keeping with our laws but i am asking whats wrong with our culture getting preserved ? 

their are old , ours are too , all are good in the big scheme of things in their own way and need not offend anyone at all , but then im sensing a strange resistance to ours that was never here before , ill get off my soapbox and hold my six guns close , i may need them 

   This kind of divisive dogma creates division and hostility...the kind of chaos the government feeds on. By creating these problems it aims to solve them with more problems and financial graft. https://zamizdat.info/2020/10/05/jekyll-hide/" rel="nofollow - https://zamizdat.info/2020/10/05/jekyll-hide/     This link is a great treatise on the creation of the federal reserve scam...and why and whom it truly benefitted then and now. This great reset is just another refresh of that corruption hiding behind socialism and wokeism dogmas.

You can buy refills of priming compound for the .22 RF reloading kits.

IIRC its a liquid that is applied "wet" * allowed to "dry"!

I have no idea how well it would work for Center-fire ignition though.

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I drove up there this afternoon.  As soon as I walked in the door his daughter told me they were sold out. The line of people standing in line were the last ones to get them. I was just there to get a box of 180grn Norma Vulkan bullets that he had clearance out for $29.95. I inventoried my primers to see where I stand. 4000 GM215M,  1000 WLRM,  and 1000 WLR. I also have 1000 CCI #10 and 1000 CCI #11 percussion caps. I have 2500 rds of loaded .308 and 1500 rds of loaded .303B at the ready, with 3000 .22L. I'm good to go for at least a couple of years before I have to touch the reloading bench again, I think. I was fortunate enough to get access to 500 .243W Lapua cases and 500 Hornady .243 95grn bullets before all this crap got way out of hand. I have a feeling this is only going to get worse...