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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Why do you reload cartridges?
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<blockquote data-quote="cholla chomper" data-source="post: 577374" data-attributes="member: 24238"><p>I have several reasons, for the cost I reload and shoot my 22-250 alot and .33cents a round reload $1.10 around for cheep factory rounds, The ability to make loads that perform out of my rifles and pistols with speed and accuracy. and I like reloading its fun, I also load for alot of other calibers of rifle and several pistol calibers 10mm being one of them which is not a cheap round to buy factory loads.</p><p>Im a member of a sportsmans club with ranges close by and am able to test my loads right after I make them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cholla chomper, post: 577374, member: 24238"] I have several reasons, for the cost I reload and shoot my 22-250 alot and .33cents a round reload $1.10 around for cheep factory rounds, The ability to make loads that perform out of my rifles and pistols with speed and accuracy. and I like reloading its fun, I also load for alot of other calibers of rifle and several pistol calibers 10mm being one of them which is not a cheap round to buy factory loads. Im a member of a sportsmans club with ranges close by and am able to test my loads right after I make them. [/QUOTE]
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