Really depends on the brand for me.

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Feb 8, 2016
1:37:28pm

Gavin Playmaker

Really depends on the brand for me.

I use reloads at the range and for other practice. In my experience, some mfrs have too many misfires. Others don't.

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Gavin

Previous username: PlanoCougar
New username: BlueDiver
Bio page: Gavin
Joined: Jun 20, 2003
Last login: Aug 8, 2023
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Would you have any reservations about buying factory reloads for bulk ammo

BYUMizzou

2/8/16 1:34pm

nope. They are good.

idacoug

2/8/16 1:37pm

Really depends on the brand for me.

Gavin

2/8/16 1:37pm

I'm also looking at some new bulk Serbian ammo as an alternative. Any thoughts

BYUMizzou

2/8/16 1:39pm

I am considering buying .223 reloads at 29 cents per round from freedom

PharmD

2/8/16 1:40pm

I've used this with no problems. I also really like Black Hills reload when

Gavin

2/8/16 1:44pm

Question: I swore off Wolf years ago because

Gavin

2/8/16 2:00pm

Factory reloads are usually fine...caliber and firearm dependent.

2/8/16 1:49pm

Ive contemplated getting into reloading, but have yet to jump. How do you start?

chago04

2/8/16 2:01pm

Buy a handloading book and a kit from Lee or RCBS.

PharmD

2/8/16 2:08pm

How much is the equipment (press, etc.)

Gavin

2/8/16 2:23pm

You can get started for $300ish.

PharmD

2/8/16 2:24pm

Don't forget about Hornady.

3/25/16 11:28am

If you are doing anything remotely high volume (AR15, handgun etc...) I would

2/8/16 2:22pm

I had a friend that was really into it. I started hanging out with him on...

2/8/16 3:09pm

I have purchased commerical reloads ...once. I keep a cracked 9mm case on my

OldCosmo

2/8/16 2:12pm

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