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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
When reloading becomes the best option
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<blockquote data-quote="458win" data-source="post: 404568" data-attributes="member: 3423"><p>Herin lies the question... Do you wish to reload just save money? Or because you really want to see what your rifle is capable of in the accuracy dept? It takes time to produce good handloads. If your unable or unwilling to invest the time into doing it right your much better off sticking with factory ammo. </p><p>There are a surprising number of reloaders who cannot reload ammo as good as they can go buy off the shelf. If your happy with a load that shoots "good enough" stick with buying factory ammo. Regardless of what people say and reloading equipment ads reloading will NOT SAVE ANY MONEY!! If you only shoot a little bit you have a pretty good cash outlay in equipment, If you shoot a lot...reloading just gives you a lot more bang for your buck. If you ever factor in your time at minimum wage your usually ahead of the game just buying factory ammo.</p><p></p><p>That being said if you have a hard to find cartridge its is almost a necessity to reload. The huge benefit to handloading though is the ability to custom tailor ammunition to a specific rifle for maximum accuracy. Not MAX velocity which some reloaders get off on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="458win, post: 404568, member: 3423"] Herin lies the question... Do you wish to reload just save money? Or because you really want to see what your rifle is capable of in the accuracy dept? It takes time to produce good handloads. If your unable or unwilling to invest the time into doing it right your much better off sticking with factory ammo. There are a surprising number of reloaders who cannot reload ammo as good as they can go buy off the shelf. If your happy with a load that shoots "good enough" stick with buying factory ammo. Regardless of what people say and reloading equipment ads reloading will NOT SAVE ANY MONEY!! If you only shoot a little bit you have a pretty good cash outlay in equipment, If you shoot a lot...reloading just gives you a lot more bang for your buck. If you ever factor in your time at minimum wage your usually ahead of the game just buying factory ammo. That being said if you have a hard to find cartridge its is almost a necessity to reload. The huge benefit to handloading though is the ability to custom tailor ammunition to a specific rifle for maximum accuracy. Not MAX velocity which some reloaders get off on. [/QUOTE]
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