Iv been trying to make an m1903 out of paper but I can't find good diagrams of the bolt and all the parts, can't even buy 1 since I'm in UK. Any pointers/tips to make the m1903 to scale and fully functional?
You can rescale some images using a reference and a calculator. This will work well enough so the external look will seem right. Then, fill in internal dimensions on your own. Judge by the proportions of parts and feel free to make them up as long as they satisfy the material strength requirements for a part. Keep in mind many dimensions were based on fractions of an inch anyway, so when in doubt resort to whole number multiples of those.
If you use two punched out paper roll caps and the powder sandwiched between, you will have enough charge. Use acetone instead of Alcohol. I have had 100% success with this method. 3000 rounds fired so far, pistol and rifle...works perfect.
Phill Huddleston H48 Prime All priming compound, caps, matches, and other compounds are corrosive so you will have to clean your guns like you would for black powder. Water and ammonia to neutralize the corrosive salts. EPH20 compound is non corrosive but not available for sale so you will have to source materials and then mix them. These particular Ramset nail gun blanks use Lead Styphnate in the blank priming compound and that is non corrosive. Non corrosive are a better option unless you want to water ammonia clean your guns. This is dangerous though as the compound is sensitive to static electricity and frictional impacts so should be temporarily rendered inert with acetone or rubbing alcohol while using it.
How to survive the apocolypse. Step 1. Go to the hardware store and buy .22 blanks. Step 2. Take the priming powder out of it and put it into your own primers Kind of a round about way to be doing this.
You can buy the kits to make your compound. The bad side of using blanks or 22 shells is most have a ground glass friction component which will degrade the barrel just in front of the throat much faster and usually at the bottom causing uneven wear and bullet bounce coming out of the shell. Otherwise great video!
audio was not very clear on what to buy at 0.39 minutes ("go to the hardware store and buy ..??"). Could not see what the product was either. Hoping Tacome1942 or someone else will clarify/help. TIA.
Porque ninguém nos mostra a formula desse composto , seria mais facil fazer o primer ! Em vez de desmontalo Usei pplvora de figos de artifício e a areia crustal moida ,deu um exekente resultado ! Ppre gistaria de ter essa formula
Are you asking if the powder is more stable than the compound in the primer? If so, then yes, alot more so. The compound in the primer is lead styphnate which is an explosive. You can smack it with a hammer to detonate it, you can not smack gun powder in order to detonate.
@@dude55ist well I didn't try since i am sourcing some primers that i removed from shells and tried to flatten the dimples in the cups for reloading, i can't purchase the powder but I improvise using matchsticks and grinding it to a fine powder for quick combustion in the cartridge
Really when i started i did not aneal and normally get the ding out with one swing and a bounce in a special block on my miny anvil. Always ended up having hang fires hear and ther. Had the guy who machined tje plate to fit 100 at a time on top of my anvil after i get done hitting each one removing the ding they fit perfectly in the custome made bracket that is two sided. He taught me. To flip it over take propain or map gas after re shaping primer and aneal the striker side and ive reused same primers over and over. I just blaze them real fast let air cool take the flatener punch i remove striker ding with and tap them all out and good to go. My freind after removing dings also has similare plate but he does his in the oven than air cools also works well. Thank you for the info i will look more into it. Currently it cost the same amount or more for primers amd to reload than just buying a bulk shipment. Thank you for your time
Great video. Now I'll be that guy that points out that the blanks are significantly more expensive than primers. Now that being said I do also realize at the time I am making this post good luck finding primers available anywhere. So like I originally said Great video! 👍
The interesting question is the overall cost to produce working ammo and the price it’s selling for right now. The time spent to make these is heavy but ammo prices are astronomical, so it might still make sense.
@@twestgard2 Very true but the prices for components have also gone up but fortunately not as much as the ammo price increase. It’s still kind of hard to get certain components but for those who have been reloading for a while and have plenty of components on hand it’s totally worth it. I got lucky and just happened to place my order for my last big component purchase like 2days before everything shut down and sold out I had to wait extra long for shipping but given the situation I didn’t mind.
"Repeat for, OMG 500 times" LOL, I get ya, I've been taking my primers apart and refilling them with ".22 Prime All compound" and it's a tedious nightmare process. But, that's the price we have to pay when the government works with ammunition companies to destroy the supply chain to civilians. Thereby blocking the 2A one step ata time.
'twould be great if you could mix some DDNP....mercury fulminate embrittles brass, not sure why. a lot of unstable compounds: the latest victim blew his hands off and claimed a lawnmower accident.
Yeah? Try doing small pistol primers if you think large primers are too much work. Which is what everybody wants. (9mm, etc.) Getting the anvils out are one BIG snag. Next, they don't make American-style fat roll caps anymore. That's why you have to use two caps. Next, flatten the primer dimples from ABOVE. All you need is to restore the same space in the primer. The little dimple outside is of no consequence. Just doesn't look good. 4-5 whacks is plenty, don't need 8-9. I like the use of .22 primer material. This just a survival method until things improve. Lastly, if anybody thinks the hoarded primers will reappear once the supply resumes, think again. I never saw a glut of .22 ammo after the .22 shortage.
I realised that I started watching your videos 11 years ago, beginning with the first paper 1911. It was always fun to watch.
its 5 years for me
Iv been trying to make an m1903 out of paper but I can't find good diagrams of the bolt and all the parts, can't even buy 1 since I'm in UK. Any pointers/tips to make the m1903 to scale and fully functional?
You can rescale some images using a reference and a calculator. This will work well enough so the external look will seem right. Then, fill in internal dimensions on your own. Judge by the proportions of parts and feel free to make them up as long as they satisfy the material strength requirements for a part. Keep in mind many dimensions were based on fractions of an inch anyway, so when in doubt resort to whole number multiples of those.
I've been right there with ya,,, popcorn 🍿 in hand!
@@moceasar671 just look at videos of people taking apart 1911s
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he lives, remember watching your paper gun videos as a kid being amazed.
You taught me a lot over the years. I'm glad to see you still making videos.
If you use two punched out paper roll caps and the powder sandwiched between, you will have enough charge. Use acetone instead of Alcohol. I have had 100% success with this method. 3000 rounds fired so far, pistol and rifle...works perfect.
I've been subscribed to you for over a decade and you're honestly still my favorite youtuber.
Truly an artist. Your paper guns look so realistic and fire too. Amazing.
Dude, you’re the man. I’m damn near close to trying this considering I haven’t been able to find primers for nearly a year
When the world needed him most, he returned!
I've been subscribed for 10+ years now! Glad to see you are doing well!
It's funny to think about it but you entertained me for hours when I was younger. Thanks.
Oh shiet! You're still around! Man, this just brought me back a decade or so, haha. Awesome to hear ya again :D
holy shit i've been subscribed to this channel since i was like 12
This is awesome!
You can buy priming compound meant for this, you have to mix different powders that come in the kit but it's likely easier and cheaper that way.
link?
Phill Huddleston H48 Prime All priming compound, caps, matches, and other compounds are corrosive so you will have to clean your guns like you would for black powder. Water and ammonia to neutralize the corrosive salts. EPH20 compound is non corrosive but not available for sale so you will have to source materials and then mix them. These particular Ramset nail gun blanks use Lead Styphnate in the blank priming compound and that is non corrosive. Non corrosive are a better option unless you want to water ammonia clean your guns. This is dangerous though as the compound is sensitive to static electricity and frictional impacts so should be temporarily rendered inert with acetone or rubbing alcohol while using it.
Glad to see you are still uploading! I've been subscribed for years and years!
Is it really you? You’ve returned just in time, It’s time to lead your people!!
This didn’t show in my sub feed, but now I’m here to watch
Woke up, saw a new video from Tacome, 2020 just got a little better! Missing your videos man!
Teaching us how to survive the apocalypse one video at a time
How to survive the apocolypse.
Step 1. Go to the hardware store and buy .22 blanks.
Step 2. Take the priming powder out of it and put it into your own primers
Kind of a round about way to be doing this.
is the audio really low for anybody else?
Yay, I was missing this guy recently, always interesting content.
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Add powdered aluminum to imitate magnum primers
Wouldn't it be cheaper to make your own primer powder?
Thank you for sharing your video.
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I guess you are going to live.
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You can buy the kits to make your compound. The bad side of using blanks or 22 shells is most have a ground glass friction component which will degrade the barrel just in front of the throat much faster and usually at the bottom causing uneven wear and bullet bounce coming out of the shell. Otherwise great video!
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You sir are a survivor.
Hell yes, welcome back.
Man it's been a long time. Would like to see more videos again.
Oh my God!? Really? It's your new video!? Wtf!? Man!? No way!
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Good ol' tacome back in business 😉
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audio was not very clear on what to buy at 0.39 minutes ("go to the hardware store and buy ..??"). Could not see what the product was either. Hoping Tacome1942 or someone else will clarify/help. TIA.
.22 blanks
Remove the paper patch and it should work for the rifle cartridges. It will also require less for pistol.
Porque ninguém nos mostra a formula desse composto , seria mais facil fazer o primer !
Em vez de desmontalo
Usei pplvora de figos de artifício e a areia crustal moida ,deu um exekente resultado !
Ppre gistaria de ter essa formula
you came back!
Is the 22 blank powder more stable than cap powder ? I reloaded my homemade 9mm and I am trying to make it stable for the primer and powder
Are you asking if the powder is more stable than the compound in the primer? If so, then yes, alot more so. The compound in the primer is lead styphnate which is an explosive. You can smack it with a hammer to detonate it, you can not smack gun powder in order to detonate.
That blank powder is also very powerful stuff. Id hope you did not load up 9mm with it. You will kave a kaboom.
@@dude55ist well I didn't try since i am sourcing some primers that i removed from shells and tried to flatten the dimples in the cups for reloading, i can't purchase the powder but I improvise using matchsticks and grinding it to a fine powder for quick combustion in the cartridge
@@Lt.Longshot
The dude from the ammo channel did that. Sounds cool.
damn good instructions. liked and subscribed
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You should anneal primers with a tourch after hammering out firepin ding. Than clean than do your process.
Tried that. They are then WAY too soft and flow like plastic.
So don't anneal them.
The fewer hammer blows to remove dimple, the better.
Really when i started i did not aneal and normally get the ding out with one swing and a bounce in a special block on my miny anvil. Always ended up having hang fires hear and ther. Had the guy who machined tje plate to fit 100 at a time on top of my anvil after i get done hitting each one removing the ding they fit perfectly in the custome made bracket that is two sided. He taught me. To flip it over take propain or map gas after re shaping primer and aneal the striker side and ive reused same primers over and over. I just blaze them real fast let air cool take the flatener punch i remove striker ding with and tap them all out and good to go. My freind after removing dings also has similare plate but he does his in the oven than air cools also works well. Thank you for the info i will look more into it. Currently it cost the same amount or more for primers amd to reload than just buying a bulk shipment. Thank you for your time
Oh wow, I just explained this to someone the other day on Facebook. I wonder if we are in the same group or was this a coincidence?
How do you cut the ramset bullet without it going off? If you put the bullet in a vise won't that set it off?
Great video. Now I'll be that guy that points out that the blanks are significantly more expensive than primers. Now that being said I do also realize at the time I am making this post good luck finding primers available anywhere. So like I originally said Great video! 👍
The interesting question is the overall cost to produce working ammo and the price it’s selling for right now. The time spent to make these is heavy but ammo prices are astronomical, so it might still make sense.
@@twestgard2 Very true but the prices for components have also gone up but fortunately not as much as the ammo price increase. It’s still kind of hard to get certain components but for those who have been reloading for a while and have plenty of components on hand it’s totally worth it. I got lucky and just happened to place my order for my last big component purchase like 2days before everything shut down and sold out I had to wait extra long for shipping but given the situation I didn’t mind.
good to hear from you again. will you post more in rhe future?
You can also reload 9mm with the blank powder
From what I've seen, the powder tends to burn a little too hot for conventional loads.
@@Tacome1942
Yeah, you will need to use less powder but you still get good velocities from it.
"Repeat for, OMG 500 times" LOL, I get ya, I've been taking my primers apart and refilling them with ".22 Prime All compound" and it's a tedious nightmare process. But, that's the price we have to pay when the government works with ammunition companies to destroy the supply chain to civilians. Thereby blocking the 2A one step ata time.
cheetah started running
How come you didnt just make your own primer cups from paper and superglue? Glad to see you are back!
Are there new primer cups and anvils for sale?
were can i buy the new primer cups and anvils for sale?
'twould be great if you could mix some DDNP....mercury fulminate embrittles brass, not sure why.
a lot of unstable compounds: the latest victim blew his hands off and claimed a lawnmower accident.
I wonder if I could use a lighter
Hes back 😎
Is it just me or is the stereo inverted?
How many blanks do you use for a small pistol primer and a small rifle primer? I’m reloading 9mm and .234/5.56. Thanks
are you serious?
prob the most bizare video i ever watched
Homemade powder next?
Breathing, eating, drinking, thinking, even taking a crap is known to cause cancer in the state of California.
The audio is really low
recoilstore.com has priming compound
Too damn much work!
Yeah? Try doing small pistol primers if you think large primers are too much work. Which is what everybody wants. (9mm, etc.) Getting the anvils out are one BIG snag. Next, they don't make American-style fat roll caps anymore. That's why you have to use two caps. Next, flatten the primer dimples from ABOVE. All you need is to restore the same space in the primer. The little dimple outside is of no consequence. Just doesn't look good. 4-5 whacks is plenty, don't need 8-9. I like the use of .22 primer material. This just a survival method until things improve. Lastly, if anybody thinks the hoarded primers will reappear once the supply resumes, think again. I never saw a glut of .22 ammo after the .22 shortage.
Fucking genius...... thank u
Could not hear you.
Instead just use match heads
Yeah
Do people not review their videos before posting them?
No audio, poor videography.
Shook some box at the camera and we're supposed to see what it was?
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Anyone can you help me how to make prime and she'll and I will give to them money also
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