Unused .22 Casings

[Infotater]

Is there any way to tear these apart to get the primer and casings?

[kevin.granade]

No, .22 is rimfire, so the primer is built into the casing.

[vivat]

rimfire - yes. but casing may be reloaded.

The chemical composition of the incendiary substance to fuse the casing Flaubert.22 are no different from the capsules of the bullets of the centralfire. in one [Russian-speaking] video showed the man how reload casings from Flaubert cartridges and caps on hunting rifles. the only difference is in what place the needle hits the trigger - in the center or on the rim. that’s all the difference.
It can be a recipe for the production of capsules in big rifles modify the recipe of reloading cartridges Flaubert \ .22

[vivat]

can use damage level arter each fire from cartridge.

if there was a new casing that will be scratched after fire.
He was scratched when the next shot will be badly scratched. and so on. and after the last recharge and shot - such casing disappears.

You can write a message that the cartridge is completely corrupted and you threw it. that is, it does not fall to the ground where it can be collected - and it probably will collect - but you throw out after using it, because it really has become unusable because the rim on his left “living spaces”

[Zero]

I like that idea, vivat. We could also add in chance of jamming/misfire/dud based on ammo damage then have ammo of various damage levels around the world. Could do the same thing with non-rimfire cases but have a lower chance of “damaging” the casing each time it’s fired to represent the larger re-use rate available to centerfire cases.

[BeerBeer]

Apparently you CAN reload rimfire but it’s tedious. Not to mention potentially unreliable, resulting in a misfire if the hammer or firing pin hits the dented part. This guy uses certain matcheads and acetone to create the primer compound. It turns into a paste and he then scrapes it inside/into the rim, and waits for it to dry up.

Suggested tools for CDDA:

• A level 1 cutting tool
• A reloading tool
• A level 1 poking tool (non-existent currently), or a screwdriver, or scrap metal
• A plastic straw, or a syringe (for collecting and delivering the acetone drops)

Suggested ingredients:

• Acetone
• Matchbook (possibly create a new match type)
• Blackpowder or gunpowder
• .22 casings
• Lead