Russian made .22lr steel case

[762xIan]

I know a few folks that make .224" bullet jackets out of the spent .22LR cases.

There is a sweet setup for it made by an outfit called Corbins

http://www.corbins.com/kit-224.htm

You can "make" up to 6mm (.243) projectiles out of spent .22lr cases..

Set up is a bit pricey, but man would that be the end all in reloading.

[Fred762]

I hadda bunch odf it years go when it was cheap..but I hated the dang stuff..it has some kinda lube crapola all over it and is dirty to boot. I found it would often fail to extract and I resorted to wiping off almost every round b4 loading. Crap..

[Iron Sights]

I planed on trying that next time.

[Flash]

There is a sweet setup for it made by an outfit called Corbins

http://www.corbins.com/kit-224.htm

You can "make" up to 6mm (.243) projectiles out of spent .22lr cases..

Set up is a bit pricey, but man would that be the end all in reloading.

This whole scheme began during WWII, when brass and bullets to the civilian market were unobtainable. They swaged the 22 cases to iron out the rim, then swaged the lead core into the "jacket".

Flash