#3117633 - 01/10/13 11:29 AM
Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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dh1984
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does anyone on here reload and sell 30-06 reloads to the public?
I been looking for some on other sites but some of them guys are out of their mind with the prices on it.So any help would be gratefully appreciated.
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#3117653 - 01/10/13 11:44 AM
Re: Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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Rockhound
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Loc: Lawrence Co. TN
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Its illegal to sell reloads and the liability is huge, so i doubt you get many takers
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#3117655 - 01/10/13 11:45 AM
Re: Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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dh1984
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Oh i didn't know that Thanks for telling me
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#3117680 - 01/10/13 12:05 PM
Re: Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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KPH
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Loc: Hendersonville Tenn
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It is realy not a good idea to shot someone eles reloads. Bad things may happen.
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#3117708 - 01/10/13 12:25 PM
Re: Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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dh1984
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oh i c i know about the risks and everything. But i might start reloading but i just have to find out what all i need to buy first
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#3119495 - 01/11/13 05:22 PM
Re: Looking for some 30-06 reloads
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DaveB
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Registered: 09/03/08
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Loc: Shelby County
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I reloaded for cash when I first got into reloading. The deal was the gun owner gave me his rifle. I loaded up ladders and found a bullet and powder that delivered very good results. Then I would reload a 100 rounds. I got my cash first, charged the going price for that many rounds at the LGS. If I didn't have dies, the gun owner had to buy them and got them back when the rounds were delivered. I did many 270's, 7MMmag, 300 WinMag, and 06. When I got my equipment paid off I stopped.
I knew most of the guys. I wouldn't recommend it today for all the reasons mentioned above.
I would highly recommend you look into starting to reload on your own. At last September prices for premium bullets and you shoot more than 40 rounds a year, you will take awhile to break even. But if you shoot 45 ACP, or 223 semi, you'll recover your costs very quickly. And you get the satisfaction of killing a deer with a bullet you made from choices you made. Very satisfying.
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