Garand I am glad to hear you want to reload. I have been reloading for about 35 years now. I love it. And it sets me free from relying on factory ammo when there is yet another storage. Of course I have a large supply of primers, powder, brass, lead, bullet molds, bullets and all the stuff that goes with it. And I still reload all my ammo on the same Rockchucker press I started with. Its not fast but instead of staring at a TV I reload when I need ammo.
There is some start up cost but I just built my kit a piece at a time. Now I can't think of anything I need. Well maybe time to go shoot up some of the ammo I have loaded. Its nice to go shoot and the cost to do so is painless.
There is some start up cost but I just built my kit a piece at a time. Now I can't think of anything I need. Well maybe time to go shoot up some of the ammo I have loaded. Its nice to go shoot and the cost to do so is painless.