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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Remembering the Older Days of Reloading/Shooting
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<blockquote data-quote="tigerrose01" data-source="post: 2770588" data-attributes="member: 16307"><p>Yep, growing up, primers were always a penny each, just like 22 LR. The box of 222 shells could be loaded for about $4 and it was just over $2 if I used the lead pipes that came out of the house I grew up in to cast .224 bullets with a gas check on it. I used those for practice not hunting as I didn't like the lack of speed on those (or the solid, non-explosive bullet). Probably still good for "chuck hunting) but I wanted to make sure they died and weren't just injured.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tigerrose01, post: 2770588, member: 16307"] Yep, growing up, primers were always a penny each, just like 22 LR. The box of 222 shells could be loaded for about $4 and it was just over $2 if I used the lead pipes that came out of the house I grew up in to cast .224 bullets with a gas check on it. I used those for practice not hunting as I didn't like the lack of speed on those (or the solid, non-explosive bullet). Probably still good for "chuck hunting) but I wanted to make sure they died and weren't just injured. [/QUOTE]
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