Reload!
I was already reloading when I got into 32-20 for a Browning 53 and Marlin 1894 I purchased. I wouldn't be able to afford shooting them if I didn't. Tried to skimp on dies and bought lyman and they were crap. Got some RCBS cowboy dies and they are great. Once you have the equipment, it can pay for itself very quickly with the oddball ammo that costs $50 to $80 a box and you won't be at the mercy of the ammo companies. Go RCBS for the best warranty and customer service + great quality products that pretty much always work. 218 bee reloads should cost you under $15/50 when you are just paying for primers, powder and bullet and you'll break even with factory ammo pretty quick. I believe you want 296 or H110 powder for the bee. 44 mag at almost $1 a round is also a great one to load for. Now with the more common factory loads like 9mm, 223 etc, there's not such a benefit in rolling your own but if you own a bee, you like being different.
http://www.midwayusa.com/
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/70...ter-45-grain-jacketed-hollow-point-box-of-100
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/537278/hornady-reloading-brass-218-bee-box-of-50
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/937051/rcbs-rock-chucker-supreme-master-single-stage-press-kit
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/658904/rcbs-shellholder-1-218-bee-25-20-wcf-32-20-wcf
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/308916/rcbs-2-die-set-218-bee
I was already reloading when I got into 32-20 for a Browning 53 and Marlin 1894 I purchased. I wouldn't be able to afford shooting them if I didn't. Tried to skimp on dies and bought lyman and they were crap. Got some RCBS cowboy dies and they are great. Once you have the equipment, it can pay for itself very quickly with the oddball ammo that costs $50 to $80 a box and you won't be at the mercy of the ammo companies. Go RCBS for the best warranty and customer service + great quality products that pretty much always work. 218 bee reloads should cost you under $15/50 when you are just paying for primers, powder and bullet and you'll break even with factory ammo pretty quick. I believe you want 296 or H110 powder for the bee. 44 mag at almost $1 a round is also a great one to load for. Now with the more common factory loads like 9mm, 223 etc, there's not such a benefit in rolling your own but if you own a bee, you like being different.
http://www.midwayusa.com/
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/70...ter-45-grain-jacketed-hollow-point-box-of-100
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/537278/hornady-reloading-brass-218-bee-box-of-50
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/937051/rcbs-rock-chucker-supreme-master-single-stage-press-kit
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/658904/rcbs-shellholder-1-218-bee-25-20-wcf-32-20-wcf
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/308916/rcbs-2-die-set-218-bee