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I love the fact that I no longer stress over ammo prices and how much I "should" shoot when I go to the range. Like taking 600 rounds to the range today to break in a new gun and not even sweating shooting that much.
Thank you Wes Sage for making my range time so much more enjoyable!! [emoji106]
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“I’ll save money if I reload” quickly turns into, “I still pay about the same but I shoot a whole lot more.”
Exactly! I was only shooting maybe 6 times a year at the indoor range but after reloading, I'm there every other week!Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon Salyer
And I also picked up some other calibers just so I could reload those as well!
I just like to tinker.
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As do I. Like building and creating things. Love doing my own gunsmithing also.Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkQuote:
Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff
working up an accurate round for your gun and having the ability to reproduce them by the thousands is far superior than taking your chances with factory loads. Consistency is key to accuracy.
Exactly! Plus the satisfaction of producing said ammunition. Wether it's super accurate rifle rounds or that perfect soft recoil pistol round for target.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan10mmman
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Everything you guys are saying is me too. I load everything from light plinking handgun ammo to precision rounds for super accurate custom rifles. I try different hunting bullets every year during deer season, and keep a journal about bullet performance. I just love every aspect of this hobby.
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I got some Speer .308 150gr RN from Wes yesterday. Going to load them in my 300 savage. Some may ask why, because I can, I reload, I can make whatever crazy stuff I want. It may just be the bees knees.
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For me that some ammo that I have bought in the past wasn't always consistent. At time you can't even find the same lot . So I reload thing are lot better and have control over what is made. That the great part of reloading finding the perfect combination that works well in your rifle.
For me it’s all the options. Bullet weights you can’t buy in factory ammo, finding the one your gun favors, tweaking the load, and putting them on paper. I used to also only go to the range once in a blue moon but never twice in the same month. Now I’m there every other week if I can help it. People always ask me why (because I’m really the only one I know who does) and I explain to them the same thing.
Stacking rounds on top of each other with something I was able to put together is indescribably awesome like we all know. I don’t get the same feeling shooting factory and haven’t in years.
I know exactly how you feel! [emoji16]Quote:
Originally Posted by Holland
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