Forgotten Weapons@lemmy.worldEnglish · 10 months ago

How It's Made 22lr Ammo - [7:35]

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How It's Made 22lr Ammo - [7:35]

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Forgotten Weapons@lemmy.worldEnglish · 10 months ago

How .22LR Ammo is Made

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We were offered a rare glimpse into Federal's rimfire plant in Anoka, MN to watch how .22 LR ammunition is made. We all know the basic components involved --...

Skip to 0:57 to avoid the introduction.

22lr is favored by recreational shooters for it’s low cost and how soft shooting it is. It is a rimfire cartridge which is actually more dangerous to produce than centerfire cartridges due to way primer is housed in the case.

But this video doesn’t worry itself with that. Just a calm voice narrating the stages over soft music.

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Now we need a David Attenbourgh narrated documentary about the guys who camp out in WalMart parking lots so they can buy it all at 2 minutes after opening.
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  Part 2 could be about those unique individuals who reload 22LR.

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