Follow on from this comment in another thread.
20/20 hindsight and all.
As I see it, for most stalkers, a lee loader and a rubber mallet will suffice I mean, unless you do target shooting, how many rounds will you actually shoot in a week/month if you do purely recreational deer stalking?
Of course, as males, we are genetically wired to be gear-heads and want all the latest and cool toys. As Hornet 6 said above, lots of it ends up not being used.
If you were starting over - what would you buy now - and what would you not buy?
As I happens i'm in the position where i'll be starting afresh, though i'll be doing target as well as (hopefully) stalking.
I dont regret starting reloading at all, but I do regret all the expensive gear I bought and now seldom use.
I wish I had stayed with basic kit, and a lot less of it, the room it takes up is now a real problem.
20/20 hindsight and all.
As I see it, for most stalkers, a lee loader and a rubber mallet will suffice I mean, unless you do target shooting, how many rounds will you actually shoot in a week/month if you do purely recreational deer stalking?
Of course, as males, we are genetically wired to be gear-heads and want all the latest and cool toys. As Hornet 6 said above, lots of it ends up not being used.
If you were starting over - what would you buy now - and what would you not buy?
As I happens i'm in the position where i'll be starting afresh, though i'll be doing target as well as (hopefully) stalking.