.22 RimFire Black Powder
 

First I’ve ever heard of ... this AM a Range friend was shooting his 22 LR Blackpowder handloads. This involves pulling the bullet from a standard cartridge, removing the crimp, empty powder, recharge with black powder, reseat the bullet, and crimp. He is preparing for a black powder shoot.

Neat. I've seen kits advertised in the States for reloading .22 lr cases. Comes with a little squirt bottle of primer goo and black powder reloading data. I seem to recall watching a YouTube video about it but darned if I can find it now.

Colin

Did he use crushed up strike anywhere match heads?
I remember watching one too!

V

Doesn't really say what is in his Prime-all kit there. I am assuming, it is broken down to something that is not considered dangerous goods to ship;

https://sharpshooter-22lr-reloader.myshopify.com/

Love this article on it, he has some "alternatives" for the priming compound.

https://www.ammoland.com/2015/11/reloading-22lr-ammo/

Seems like a lot of work why not just shoot the factory loads

Reloading .22 brass sounds interesting but pulling the bullet and replacing powder on a shootable factory load seems like more nuisance than good.
What is the advantage of doing this other than to prove it can be done?

Not permitted at Black Powder competition events.