Is anyone here reloading the .22 LR cartridge? Seems a little silly, but having reloaded .22s is better than no .22s. They seem to be scarce in my area. I have the kit from .22LRreloader. Slow is the best way to describe this process. What I have found is, if you say I am going to sit down and reload .22s today it seems to take a lot of time and not a lot of production. When I do "run" the LRs I do that in conjunction with other the ammunition. Casting round balls or conicals, I add in the .22 40gr. Cleaning the brass with the .38s & .45s. The brass needs to be resized on a standard single stage press, a little slow, but no different than other cartridges. What the hell I started 5 decades ago with a Lyman 310. The most time consuming part is the priming in my opinion. The primer compound is a 4 part mix, you add a scoop of this and that, mix gently, then add a small amount to the case, a drop of acetone, and use a very small dowel to force the paste mix into the rim. To speed up that part of the process I came up with a "wheel" to do a hillbilly centrifuge. I am probably late to the party on this idea. It holds 30 rounds, I get 30 ready to go but use 2 or 3 drops of acetone to make a liquid not a paste. Put the cases in the wheel chuck into the drill press at 420rpm. Get the next 30 ready. It is a work in progress, but seems to work. When dry you add a grain or 1 1/2grs of pistol powder smokeless or BP. If anyone has suggestions I would appreciate those.