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rwilson452 · July 15, 2006, 10:37 PM

If I was just starting out I would suggest you buy the, "ABC's of Reloading" It will explain a lot. Yes, you can save a significant amount of money per round if your buying premium ammo. If your buying cheap surplus stuff your savings per round are minimal at best. Assuming you buying the high priced stuff and start reloading you will find you can tune you load to your rifle and get much better accuracy. In the end almost every doesn't save money reloading. They do get more bangs for their buck.

A word of warning about reloading. It is a very addictive hobby. For some, more fun than shooting.

July 15, 2006, 10:37 PM	#2
rwilson452 Senior Member Join Date: June 10, 2004 Location: Tioga co. PA Posts: 2,647	your first purchase If I was just starting out I would suggest you buy the, "ABC's of Reloading" It will explain a lot. Yes, you can save a significant amount of money per round if your buying premium ammo. If your buying cheap surplus stuff your savings per round are minimal at best. Assuming you buying the high priced stuff and start reloading you will find you can tune you load to your rifle and get much better accuracy. In the end almost every doesn't save money reloading. They do get more bangs for their buck. A word of warning about reloading. It is a very addictive hobby. For some, more fun than shooting.