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richfaa · 11-20-2019, 08:23 AM

We started reloading in the early 60's and continued into the late 80's. We had a large garage with a large bench and shelf space for all our equipment. We reloaded just about all rifle and pistol. We had a lot of $$$ invested in reloading equipment and supplies. It was at that time well worth reloading.

We can pick up 5.56 55 grain on sale for 25/26 cents a round now. Considering the equipment and supplies you need to reload that round there is not much savings involved.

We are in a 40 foot Montana most of the year now and do not have the space for reloading equipment and supplies . We also do not shoot as much anymore.

You do learn a lot when you reload your own.

11-20-2019, 08:23 AM	#17
richfaa Montana Master Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: North Ridgeville Posts: 20,229 M.O.C. #2839	We started reloading in the early 60's and continued into the late 80's. We had a large garage with a large bench and shelf space for all our equipment. We reloaded just about all rifle and pistol. We had a lot of $$$ invested in reloading equipment and supplies. It was at that time well worth reloading. We can pick up 5.56 55 grain on sale for 25/26 cents a round now. Considering the equipment and supplies you need to reload that round there is not much savings involved. We are in a 40 foot Montana most of the year now and do not have the space for reloading equipment and supplies . We also do not shoot as much anymore. You do learn a lot when you reload your own.