Best reloading kit
04-06-2008, 06:37 AM
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: NW Florida
Posts: 1,838
RE: Best reloading kit
ORIGINAL: The Rifleman
My opinion today is that it isn't worth my time to reload shells when I only shoot about 10 a year.
The cost of the press, die's, powder, brass, primers, bullets are all out of this world right now.
Even at $20 a box for factory loads. It will take me 200 years to recoop what I have in reloading supplies.
Right now I have close to 50 boxes of reloaded ammo and another 50 to 60 waiting to be reloaded and a dad that spends all day on the internet - that doesn't want to sit in a chair and polish brass and trim shells and pull on the lever.
2 reloading presses that he has abandoned and another 2 more sitting in a box.
My bedroom floor makes the empties rattle when I go to get into bed at night - because there is so many empty boxes of shells on the dresser in a box - waiting to be reloaded.
All that money gone to waste.
My opinion today is that it isn't worth my time to reload shells when I only shoot about 10 a year.
The cost of the press, die's, powder, brass, primers, bullets are all out of this world right now.
Even at $20 a box for factory loads. It will take me 200 years to recoop what I have in reloading supplies.
Right now I have close to 50 boxes of reloaded ammo and another 50 to 60 waiting to be reloaded and a dad that spends all day on the internet - that doesn't want to sit in a chair and polish brass and trim shells and pull on the lever.
2 reloading presses that he has abandoned and another 2 more sitting in a box.
My bedroom floor makes the empties rattle when I go to get into bed at night - because there is so many empty boxes of shells on the dresser in a box - waiting to be reloaded.
All that money gone to waste.
You've been talking to my wife.
