who hates reloading 9?

[gth813x]

I do, I have a lot of components that I need to burn through then I'm not gonna bother anymore.

Ridiculous! Lol

 

[PA4476]

LoL.... yeah, they are so small it makes my fingers sore holding them. But, try 380's... they are worse.

 

[gth813x]

Yeah my dad got some 380 stuff I need to do for him.

:/

 

[Fatal_Bert]

How much money do you save reloading 9mm anyways? Can't be much.

 

[Clarke123]

I still reload mine as I shoot 124 GR loads ... I really prefer them over the 115's and I have a Hornady 9mm Bullet Feed Die which makes
bullet feeding a non-issue ... That said:
They are becoming less attractive to load as the price of ammunition falls back to an acceptable level.

 

[Buckeye76]

I still reload mine as I shoot 124 GR loads ... I really prefer them over the 115's and I have a Hornady 9mm Bullet Feed Die which makes
bullet feeding a non-issue ... That said:
They are becoming less attractive to load as the price of ammunition falls back to an acceptable level.

Kind of how I feel about 223 now. I grab cases whenever they are @ $300 or less, but I enjoy the process, so I will keep making them.

 

[PA4476]

Kind of how I feel about 223 now. I grab cases I whenever they are @ $300 or less, but I enjoy the process, so I will keep making them.

Same here... I just like reloading.

 

[acmech]

I am converting a bunch of 9mm cases to 9x18 and it sucks! Its gotta be worse than just reloading 9mm.

 

[sparked1]

I'm at about $7.25 per 50 vs $12 per 50 retail for 9mm. It's still worth it IMO if you shoot enough of it.

 

[acmech]

I'm at about $7.25 per 50 vs $12 per 50 retail for 9mm. It's still worth it IMO if you shoot enough of it.

I agree, with range brass 9mm, I can load 9x18 for $6 something a box versus $16 retail.