The Pros & Cons of getting into Reloading!!

[Timber Butte Outdoors]

Is It Time To Reconsider Reloading?
For a while, reloading was a cost effective way to keep you in the field. But with store prices leveling out does it still make sense? Maybe.




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[72camaro]

I've priced it out many times and it is cheaper to reload, as long as you get the parts at a good price and do not count your time. With the cost of equipment you do not make it up right away but I have to say the enjoyment I get out of it has a value. I killed an elk this year with one of my loads, how cool is that.

My brother and I went in on a shotgun reloader and it cost out that we would have to make 6600 rounds to pay for it and they way my brother shoots it was paid for in about 3 months, and now it has been rebuilt here and there a few times now and is still cost effective. On my rifle and handgun reloading I've yet to wear anything out but my trimmer will probably be the first to go.

[broper]

Yeah, reloading is cheaper and you can make up a lot more different loads than you can buy. And I get a lot of enjoyment and relaxation from it. I haven't shot factory ammo for years.