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If truth be told the factories are putting out some pretty high-quality ammunition these days. For the casual shooter/hunter there is little reason to invest in a reloading setup if accuracy is the sole motivator.
Reloading however still does allow me to assemble loads the factories don't offer as well as being a great hobby in it's own right. Reloading also keeps me out of the poor-house when it comes to my wife's handgun shooting .................... I can still reload handgun cartridges - 9mm and .357 - for about half the price of factory offerings.
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![]() Handloading is THE ONLY way to go! ![]() Cheers, Iron
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MAz9NY44Qc Last edited by BigIron; 06-22-2010 at 09:40 PM. |
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LOL, I was up that day shooting my buddies brand new 458win mag 500grain factory ammo.......... Over $5.00 a round!
I'm glad the price came down for factory 308Norma, as I need more brass... Then reloading time.......... I love playing with powder ![]() SW ![]()
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