I've never really paid attention to reloading. Last night I saw a re-run of Sighting In or Shooting USA on OLN and their topic was reloading. So I learned about all the steps and other things involved in reloading.
Seems like an awful lot of work and tinkering in the garage to get a round made. And what about the sore arm from working that lever all night?
At what point does reloading make it worth the investment and time? 500 rounds to balance out the cost? Probably a few thousand reloaded bullets to equal the equipment investment. I guess you could customize your loads and that'd make it worth it right there...?
Seems like an awful lot of work and tinkering in the garage to get a round made. And what about the sore arm from working that lever all night?
At what point does reloading make it worth the investment and time? 500 rounds to balance out the cost? Probably a few thousand reloaded bullets to equal the equipment investment. I guess you could customize your loads and that'd make it worth it right there...?