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Reloading:Is it worth it?
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<blockquote data-quote="Snowwolfe" data-source="post: 4973462" data-attributes="member: 14220"><p>Only you can answer that. In the long haul reloading can save you a bunch of money and you can tailor loads to each gun you are reloading for. It is also very rewarding to know you loaded the ammo that killed the animal you hunted. Buy components as you find them, stock up when prices and your wallet permit it. It's also a great bonding experience if you have children that hunt. If you enjoy shooting I consider it a must.</p><p>I was taught to reload when I was 12 and been reloading now for 55 years. Outside of rimfire ammo, I have never used a factory round to kill a big game animal. Same goes for my son who started visiting with me at the bench when he was about 5. I have no doubt the ammo I load is better than what I could buy.</p><p></p><p>Some people reload to shoot more. Some people shoot more to reload. If your into it, it can be a very rewarding hobby. If there are increased taxes on components you can bet the same, if not more, taxes will be applied to ammunition.</p><p></p><p>If you really want to save a bunch of cash start casting bullets for handguns and practice rounds for rifles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snowwolfe, post: 4973462, member: 14220"] Only you can answer that. In the long haul reloading can save you a bunch of money and you can tailor loads to each gun you are reloading for. It is also very rewarding to know you loaded the ammo that killed the animal you hunted. Buy components as you find them, stock up when prices and your wallet permit it. It’s also a great bonding experience if you have children that hunt. If you enjoy shooting I consider it a must. I was taught to reload when I was 12 and been reloading now for 55 years. Outside of rimfire ammo, I have never used a factory round to kill a big game animal. Same goes for my son who started visiting with me at the bench when he was about 5. I have no doubt the ammo I load is better than what I could buy. Some people reload to shoot more. Some people shoot more to reload. If your into it, it can be a very rewarding hobby. If there are increased taxes on components you can bet the same, if not more, taxes will be applied to ammunition. If you really want to save a bunch of cash start casting bullets for handguns and practice rounds for rifles. [/QUOTE]
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