BigD_625 said:Will when I get my man cave set up.
Rockhound said:W.Seay said:No, my factory ammo shoots 1 hole 3 shot groups at 100 yards all day when I do my part.
Until you get a bad lot #...........
Nothing wrong with factory ammo if it shoots consistently in your gun. Reloading my own ammo is just something I do for my own satisfaction. I don't believe I save any money doing it but I do think I get better groups out of my guns with my own ammo.W.Seay said:Rockhound said:W.Seay said:No, my factory ammo shoots 1 hole 3 shot groups at 100 yards all day when I do my part.
Until you get a bad lot #...........
Hasn't happened in 10 years!
DaveB said:For most, factory ammo works well enough but for the shock of your life, take a look at the number of recalls regarding factory ammo. And unless you happen to be looking, you'll never know.
My hand loads have never failed me. I match bullet type and weight to the animal I am hunting and that shoot accurately. Because I have 3 shooters in my Family hand loading makes a lot of financial sense.
W.Seay said:Rockhound said:W.Seay said:No, my factory ammo shoots 1 hole 3 shot groups at 100 yards all day when I do my part.
Until you get a bad lot #...........
Hasn't happened in 10 years!
I shoot 100gr NBT over 73gr of 7828. Killed 9 or 10 ten deer with it aint had a problem with em comin apart.Hunter 257W said:I handload for everything no matter what the intended target is. But since my current deer rifle is a 257 Weatherby, I wouldn't consider factory loads because my bank won't loan me enough money to finance a box! :) It cost's nearly $30 a box to handload the Barnes TSX bullets on top of 73 grains of IMR 7828. Yeah, that's a ridiculously expensive bullet for deer but at those velocities, I figure I need it to not come apart on anything but a perfect broadside shot. Love that laser flat trajectory........
ROVERBOY said:Mainly with me its the satisfaction of shooting my own ammo and killing game with it. I've got some really accurate loads for my rifles and handguns too.