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<blockquote data-quote="abinok" data-source="post: 79852" data-attributes="member: 16"><p>It really depends on your exact load, but I load my prefered long range loads for my 300WM (between your two case capacities) for about .74cents a round. Its easy to calculate your costs...</p><p>Figure your powder at $20 a pound,</p><p>Primers at $20 per 1000,</p><p>Bullets will depend on what you want to shoot.. and could range from $7.00 per 100, up to as much as you want to spend.</p><p>There are other things that will be an initial cost, like case lube, but really isn't a factor in cost per round.</p><p>One thing however, you will probably not save money reloading. I thought i would... total BS. It is still just as expensive to shoot as before... because You will shoot a lot more! If you have a general idea of how much you are looking to spend for setup, there are many folks here that could give you some pointers on equipment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="abinok, post: 79852, member: 16"] It really depends on your exact load, but I load my prefered long range loads for my 300WM (between your two case capacities) for about .74cents a round. Its easy to calculate your costs... Figure your powder at $20 a pound, Primers at $20 per 1000, Bullets will depend on what you want to shoot.. and could range from $7.00 per 100, up to as much as you want to spend. There are other things that will be an initial cost, like case lube, but really isn't a factor in cost per round. One thing however, you will probably not save money reloading. I thought i would... total BS. It is still just as expensive to shoot as before... because You will shoot a lot more! If you have a general idea of how much you are looking to spend for setup, there are many folks here that could give you some pointers on equipment. [/QUOTE]
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