Generally it's not about cost saving. Reloading means far superior accuracy, much greater bullet choice and is another hobby ( or obsession to some of us ) in itself.
What are the savings on buying a factory load bullet against a home load bullet ?
Chill
What are the savings on buying a factory load bullet against a home load bullet ?
Chill
I think you also need to consider what your "time" is worth to you, personally I seem to have a very busy life and would rather buy some ammo and use that time on other things, probably actually being out shooting however I also appreciate that for some reloading is a hobby and they enjoy spending time doing it
What are the savings on buying a factory load bullet against a home load bullet ?
Chill
What are the savings on buying a factory load bullet against a home load bullet ?
Chill
for stalking rounds absolutely nothing!
if your punching paper then yes you can save a heap of cash,
i have just stopped reloading, I can buy at my local rfd the following 130gn cartridges for my 2
federal power shock £21 per box
hornady whitetail £20 per box
RWS T mantel £24 per box
geco 140gn sp £22 per box
all shoot sub inch at 100m and cheap as chips
if you include your time you can't reload for under a pound a round.
Many situation has changed and I no longer have the time to sit and make bullets.
But I did throughly enjoy my time doing it!
if you include your time you can't reload for under a pound a round.
Many situation has changed and I no longer have the time to sit and make bullets.
But I did throughly enjoy my time doing it!