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Posted: 9/25/2007 5:42:16 PM EDT
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If its ok to ask a reloading question in this forum? Assuming one has enough brass, and the euipment. Is it cost effective to do so? Once you factor in the primers, powder and bullets whats a rough cost?? Are bullets readily available for the 223/5.56? I am interested in doing 9mm and 223 if its economically feasible appreciate any input, |
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After looking at ammo prices yesterday, I was thinking the same thing. Components aside from the brass would run about the same as Barnaul. 1K pack of Winchester 55 gr FMJ - .07 26 gr Win 748 - .09 primer - .02 Total .18 per round Buying 8# kegs of powder might shave off a couple cents. So reloading is a little cheaper and you will have better ammo if you do your job. But this doesn't include the equipment which for me would include a progressive press, dies, and power trimmer. And then figuring out where to put it. |
Absolutely not ! You should leave reloading to the profeshunals !![]() ![]() ![]()
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