Anyone reload their own ammo?

[2-Swole]

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[horsepwr]

TweetIt really doesn't weigh out, cost benefit wise, for 9mm and Russian 7.62 combat ammo. Those are both so inexpensive even per box that reloading what I shoot most of isn't cost effective enough for me to veer off factory loaded and distributed ammo.

I would like the equipment, knowledge, and a massive surplus of everything under the sun. Like an underground, paranoid, hide-out style bunker the size of a 4-car garage with a surplus. and develope a constant eye-twitch.lol

[TheChosen1]

TweetI wish I could help, bro.

I have a cousin who did that alot. He had the equipment and supplies and all. He did alot of skeet shooting and reloaded his 12-gauge rounds.

[rc10j1]

TweetI have been reloading since I was a kid. Started helping my dad at a young age. I buy components in bulk and save a lot of money. I compete in long range shooting competitions and there is no substitute for handloading. Every gun is different. 2 identical guns will never shoot the same. Hand loading let's you customize your load to reach the full potential accuracy of your rifle. Rcbs makes a good starter combo kit if you want to get started.

[horsepwr]

Tweet^That's the good stuff. I was reading a thread over at TFL that was a couple a guys talking about the perfect load, round, etc...for 'such-n-such' rifle, distance...It's an art when you get serious. I would like to have the equipment and knowledge like mr. rc10. I'm no match-shooter though either. Long as I'm grouping a relatively tight center mass from 100yrds, I'm content.

[deepsouth]

Tweetmy stepdad has always reloaded, but I haven't. I buy most all my .45/9mm/38/223 from a guy that handloads- prices are cheap- my 7.62 I buy in bulk online and 22's and deer rifle loads(243/25-06) I buy factory buy the case