shotgun shells
#1
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From: Iowa
How much money do i save per 100 target shells if i got a reloader for free? and all i have to do is buy empty shells, primers, powder, wadds, and shot? I really enjoy shooting clay pigeons but i go through the shells so fast it gets decently expensive [&o]
#3
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12 and 20 gauges won't save too much money over buying standard target loads.
28 you will save some money.
The advantage is that you can load exactly what you want...and the components may be of a little higher quality. You have to buy in BULK to really save anything at all in the more popular gauges
28 you will save some money.
The advantage is that you can load exactly what you want...and the components may be of a little higher quality. You have to buy in BULK to really save anything at all in the more popular gauges
#4
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Western Nebraska
all i have to do is buy empty shells, primers, powder, wadds, and shot?
I have MEC 9000G loaders in 12 and 20 Ga and they haven't loaded a shell in several years except the 20 Ga press has loaded some hunting rounds in the last couple years.




