do you home load

[MarkH]

yes

0.308
7x65
375 H+H
458 Lott

Mark

 

[steyr.308]

Yes,

.308

 

[WAYNE DAVIES]

Yes,
.223
.243
6.5x55
.308
30.06
.375 H&H

Have done for about 15 years

 

[techman]

Yes, and have done for about 15 years.
.243
6.5x55
and occasionally .303

 

[PaulB]

Yes
.223
.308
and soon to be
.22hornet
.17ackley hornet

 

[Jason]

Yup

.243
Use to load 30-06 and .270
soon wil be loading .308

 

[DaveG]

yes

.223
.308
9.3X62

 

[Blaser3006]

.243
.308
.30 06
.375

Homeloads

 

[badsworth]

Do you Reload?

Yes -

.223
.25-06

B

 

[Andy L]

No, never done it.
I would be interested to know how many rounds of each calibre you get through each year. As I dont spend much time on the range and so only get through about 150 rounds a year and so I am not sure that reloading would be worth it.

 

[stag1933]

It depends what you call `worth it`.
I have re-loaded for about 46 years now and get great pleasure in producing bullets which have won me competitions, cleanly killed my Deer or vapourised my vermin.
It is rather like tying your own flies to an angler.
By skilfully re-loading you can extract the maximum accuracy potential from almost any rifle, something which cannot be achieved with a factory bullet.
There is also continuity of supply etc. as with so many different calibres currently in use sometimes a supply of factory fodder may run out, also a dealer is not happy to have numerous slow moving lines on his shelf.
It is also cheaper in the long run, my original Rockchucker press is still going strong since day 1.

HWH.