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I shoot about 10,000 rounds a year at sporting clays. I compete all over the country. I have all the reloading equipment you could ever want, but i dont use it much anymore. I have been buying rio brand shells mt the skid. When we buy them buy the skid 150 cases we get them for around $50 a flat. The best we can figure with reloading our own around here is around $48 a flat. The $2 savings really isnt worth it considering the amount of shooting I do. There are other good cheep brands of shell out there for arount $60 a flat. You just need to keep your eyes open for a deal. If you hang out at the gun clubs long enoughf, you can get some guys to go in on buying a skid of shells for a savings like we do. The price of lead is the main reason for the rising costs, and the fuel it takes to deleiver the componets of course. Whatch for deals or buy reloading supplies in bulk are the only ways you can really afford to shoot much anymore. Lee

<blockquote data-quote="skeetlee" data-source="post: 943024" data-attributes="member: 15964"><p>I shoot about 10,000 rounds a year at sporting clays. I compete all over the country. I have all the reloading equipment you could ever want, but i dont use it much anymore. I have been buying rio brand shells mt the skid. When we buy them buy the skid 150 cases we get them for around $50 a flat. The best we can figure with reloading our own around here is around $48 a flat. The $2 savings really isnt worth it considering the amount of shooting I do.&nbsp; There are other good cheep brands of shell out there for arount $60 a flat. You just need to keep your eyes open for a deal. If you hang out at the gun clubs long enoughf, you can get some guys to go in on buying a skid of shells for a savings like we do. The price of lead is the main reason for the rising costs, and the fuel it takes to deleiver the componets of course. Whatch for deals or buy reloading supplies in bulk are the only ways you can really afford to shoot much anymore. Lee</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="skeetlee, post: 943024, member: 15964"] I shoot about 10,000 rounds a year at sporting clays. I compete all over the country. I have all the reloading equipment you could ever want, but i dont use it much anymore. I have been buying rio brand shells mt the skid. When we buy them buy the skid 150 cases we get them for around $50 a flat. The best we can figure with reloading our own around here is around $48 a flat. The $2 savings really isnt worth it considering the amount of shooting I do. There are other good cheep brands of shell out there for arount $60 a flat. You just need to keep your eyes open for a deal. If you hang out at the gun clubs long enoughf, you can get some guys to go in on buying a skid of shells for a savings like we do. The price of lead is the main reason for the rising costs, and the fuel it takes to deleiver the componets of course. Whatch for deals or buy reloading supplies in bulk are the only ways you can really afford to shoot much anymore. Lee [/QUOTE]

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