Pros and Cons of Reloading

[GeauxLSU]

You even have his recipes!
No excuse!

Oh I have excuses. Just none of them are valid.
I think I just need somebody to hold my hand. I'm pretty sensitive.

 

[biker_bill]

Oh I have excuses. Just none of them are valid.
I think I just need somebody to hold my hand. I'm pretty sensitive.

I'll help ya bud!
We just need to set a date, put it on the calendars and stick to it!

 

[jeep78]

I'll help ya bud!
We just need to set a date, put it on the calendars and stick to it!

Careful, you will soon have him buying in huge bulk in order to save on those Haz-Mat fees.

 

[palmettomoon]

Dates....holding hands....WTH is going around here!?

 

[GeauxLSU]

Dates....holding hands....WTH is going around here!?

Don't hate.

 

[palmettomoon]

LOL!

 

[rbstern]

For me, the real savings has been shooting with cast bullets. My 38 special and 9mm reloads are cheaper to shoot than 22LR. That's if you don't factor time, and have access to free (scrounged) lead.

 

[handloader]

For me, the real savings has been shooting with cast bullets. My 38 special and 9mm reloads are cheaper to shoot than 22LR. That's if you don't factor time, and have access to free (scrounged) lead.

Cast bullets are a great way to save money for sure if you have free lead. The only thing that I cast are 45 auto and .50 minie balls due to time. Proper diameter boolits are key to reducing leading.