The question is, why aren't you reloading?! Look, winter is coming and you won't have very much to do, so why not spend some quality time making your own ammo? You can find the perfect load for your particular gun and make your .45 recoil like it's shooting 9mm, with much improved accuracy.
Odds are, there is someone close to you who would be glad to show you how to start. There are books, manuals, videos, and classes taught by professionals that are available to you.
I'm not sure exactly how long it took, but I had a lazy day at home and produced over 400 rounds that are ready for Friday Night Steel. How much did it cost?
Brass - Free
600 rounds of 230 grn .45 ACP - $60 (got a great deal on this)
1 container of Clays - $25 (IIRC)
Large Primers - got in a trade
The joy of shooting your own ammo - PRICELESS!
So, unless someone can correct my calculations, I can possibly load 600 rounds of .45 ACP at $.14, each. What's not to like here?! Even if I had to pay for the primers, that is still a significant savings over good store-bought ammo.
2011-10-172 :: Should I reload?! Duhhhhh! video by Ingo_Que - Photobucket
Odds are, there is someone close to you who would be glad to show you how to start. There are books, manuals, videos, and classes taught by professionals that are available to you.
I'm not sure exactly how long it took, but I had a lazy day at home and produced over 400 rounds that are ready for Friday Night Steel. How much did it cost?
Brass - Free
600 rounds of 230 grn .45 ACP - $60 (got a great deal on this)
1 container of Clays - $25 (IIRC)
Large Primers - got in a trade
The joy of shooting your own ammo - PRICELESS!
So, unless someone can correct my calculations, I can possibly load 600 rounds of .45 ACP at $.14, each. What's not to like here?! Even if I had to pay for the primers, that is still a significant savings over good store-bought ammo.
2011-10-172 :: Should I reload?! Duhhhhh! video by Ingo_Que - Photobucket
Last edited: