A newbies breakdown on reloading cost...

[sold7]

Yep Saves a bunch and a great hobby too

Now that stuff is paid for my numbers

9mm .13-.14 ea depending on projectile
45 ACP .16-.19 ea
38 spec .13-16
357mag .26-.28
300 Blk plinker .28
300 blk super ..38
300 blk sub. .52
308 plinker .42
308 match .58
45/70 strong .48
45/70 cowboy .38

Now if I could just reload 22LR

 

[woodstock]

Congrats on your successful first run.

 

[41mag]

Just think of the savings with casting your projectiles ! Been at it for 35-+yrs ???my dad taught me. Also,he left me some molds that hasn't been made in 25-30 yrs....good stuff ! It's as fun and economical as to how deep you want to go. Like posted above, I didn't know about the ammo rush for a year or so after it was on !

 

[PA4476]

Fool, do it for a decent caliber like 357 mag or 44 mag cost is cut in half if not more from the rip

Yeah, ok. Here are some of what I load.

 

[draftpick]

Just think of the savings with casting your projectiles ! Been at it for 35-+yrs ???my dad taught me. Also,he left me some molds that hasn't been made in 25-30 yrs....good stuff ! It's as fun and economical as to how deep you want to go. Like posted above, I didn't know about the ammo rush for a year or so after it was on !

I would not mind casting my own, but I struggle to find good time to reload right now. And my glocks are not found of the all lead stuff.

 

[jjrock]

Yeah, ok. Here are some of what I load.

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That's awesome!

 

[MacTavish]

Be careful how involved you become. You might find that your retirement is sitting comfortably on your work bench.

 

[jjrock]

Be careful how involved you become. You might find that your retirement is sitting comfortably on your work bench.

If my bench became my retirement, I would have much larger problems to worry about! I hear ya though....A dillon 650 sure would look nice