ORIGINAL: DannyD
Thanks BC
Pavo,
I'm not necessarily looking to save money. I didn't want to get into it and come out way on the wrong side of cost though. I want to be able to work up loads for several of the cartridges i own to improve accuracy and for the fun of it. I
Well, you can sure accomplish this goal with reloading, Danny. It costs a bit to tool up for reloading but I always advise people to get into it with some good equipment as I've seen too many buy minimum/cheap stuff and after they see how much fun it can be, they toss this stuff and start over buying the equipment they should have got the first time.
I like to think of every gun as an individual with its own preferences. The reloader can fulfill that and mess with loads until he finds it.
Same goes for me and each gun. There are loads that just feel "right" to me. The stuff I load isn't available over the counter. One size doesn't fit all.
Have fun with your soon to be new hobby!
