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Start shooting more. I started reloading because I didn't want to pay for all the shells that I went through. And the different rifles of the same caliber would not shoot the same factory loads that were available. But with reloading I have found some loads that are good in any of MY RIFLES. But I can tweek the loads and get them shooting really well in each gun. Or I may have to change powder or bullets to accomplish what I am after. It also got me out shooting more. If you are going to shoot a couple of hundered rounds a year it probably is not worth starting to reload. I only go through a couple of hundred rounds of shotgun ammo a year. It is cheaper for me to go to wally world and buy the $22.00 box of 100 than I can reload them. Just my thoughts.

[QUOTE="deaddogwalkin, post: 1790720, member: 12823"] Start shooting more. I started reloading because I didn't want to pay for all the shells that I went through. And the different rifles of the same caliber would not shoot the same factory loads that were available. But with reloading I have found some loads that are good in any of MY RIFLES. But I can tweek the loads and get them shooting really well in each gun. Or I may have to change powder or bullets to accomplish what I am after. It also got me out shooting more. If you are going to shoot a couple of hundered rounds a year it probably is not worth starting to reload. I only go through a couple of hundred rounds of shotgun ammo a year. It is cheaper for me to go to wally world and buy the $22.00 box of 100 than I can reload them. Just my thoughts. [/QUOTE]

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