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With enough dedication you probably could, the bullet and casing will be different and you might run into issues with removing the primer. The powder will also be a factor as there are so many of them with different burn rates and you really don't want to over pressure a round.

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So if you were in a position of no ammunition and had some time on your hand, you could easily create ammunition. Good stuff, thanks for info american.

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You'd have to know what you were doing, you can't load a rifle round with pistol powder or you'll grenade your gun; primers come in many sizes, each round usually has a different case style, length and width and the bullets are usually different between calibers with a few crossovers. I've also never reloaded before, this is all from a standard gun owner.

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That was what the "time on your hand" was implying, of course you don't play with explosives without learning about them beforehand.