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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 103481" data-source="post: 2013386"><p>I've done it differently for different rifles honestly. On customs I like to buy enough brass to burn the barrel out and only use that brass with that barrel and consider it a cost in the build like chambering.</p><p></p><p>on other stuff I break it down per shot, but honestly most of that stuff I shouldn't, and should always just consider it it's own thing like buying dies. I like the per cost thing to be the stuff that is totally used and gone per shot. So, bullets powder primer.</p><p></p><p>As far as cost savings it varies wildly. Some 223 I load comes from old brass from cheap cases and gets reloaded with 75 grainers I bought on here for 10cpr. I'm doing quite good on that. Even better when I started loading 3006 I have a veteran reloader send me 600 pieces of brass for the cost of shipping. I've saved a lot loaded 3006</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 103481, post: 2013386"] I’ve done it differently for different rifles honestly. On customs I like to buy enough brass to burn the barrel out and only use that brass with that barrel and consider it a cost in the build like chambering. on other stuff I break it down per shot, but honestly most of that stuff I shouldn’t, and should always just consider it it’s own thing like buying dies. I like the per cost thing to be the stuff that is totally used and gone per shot. So, bullets powder primer. As far as cost savings it varies wildly. Some 223 I load comes from old brass from cheap cases and gets reloaded with 75 grainers I bought on here for 10cpr. I’m doing quite good on that. Even better when I started loading 3006 I have a veteran reloader send me 600 pieces of brass for the cost of shipping. I’ve saved a lot loaded 3006 [/QUOTE]
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