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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
It could always be worse...
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<blockquote data-quote="NCWshooter" data-source="post: 2510412" data-attributes="member: 75355"><p>I got into reloading at age 15, now 70, so I wouldn't say the hobby is stupid expensive. My calibers were never magnums or calibers that could make me be in the position you are in now. Supplies were for a long time great and prices low. I was fortunate that I bought bulk powders that would work in most of my rifles and handguns, stocked up on brass, bullets and primers over the years. Primers are the hard thing to find now, except the internet outlets or Gunbroker where you don't know whether or not they can legally send them to you and are crazy priced (passed on that). If you can't find components you can consider buying factory ammo when available, but you have to be quick about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NCWshooter, post: 2510412, member: 75355"] I got into reloading at age 15, now 70, so I wouldn't say the hobby is stupid expensive. My calibers were never magnums or calibers that could make me be in the position you are in now. Supplies were for a long time great and prices low. I was fortunate that I bought bulk powders that would work in most of my rifles and handguns, stocked up on brass, bullets and primers over the years. Primers are the hard thing to find now, except the internet outlets or Gunbroker where you don't know whether or not they can legally send them to you and are crazy priced (passed on that). If you can't find components you can consider buying factory ammo when available, but you have to be quick about it. [/QUOTE]
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