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- Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:31 pm
- Forum: Reloading Forum
- Topic: How cost effective is reloading?
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Re: How cost effective is reloading?
wally world this morning Winchester 100 round BOX of range ammo 24 I am a bit peeved
but i like the reload it force me to stay on target so to speak
but i going to start watching my wally world a bit closer
the dudet behind the counter said i must have seen a box of 45acp for 42........i said NO...but i have been known to be wrong....once
i think the stickers on the shelf were placed wrong ..since we are not allowed behind the counter i can never be sure now
thanks folks for the sticker shock
- Wed Oct 10, 2012 6:21 pm
- Forum: Reloading Forum
- Topic: How cost effective is reloading?
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Re: How cost effective is reloading?
we are headed to wally world tonight
I think east texans (mineola) are getting gouged..it was 42 two weeks ago
we stocked up on 20 and 12 ga shells by the 100 pack. I was going to grab a box of 9mm for grins 42 stopped me dead
i have to go to tyler end of week and will check there
thanks
I think east texans (mineola) are getting gouged..it was 42 two weeks ago
we stocked up on 20 and 12 ga shells by the 100 pack. I was going to grab a box of 9mm for grins 42 stopped me dead
i have to go to tyler end of week and will check there
thanks
- Wed Oct 10, 2012 1:03 pm
- Forum: Reloading Forum
- Topic: How cost effective is reloading?
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Re: How cost effective is reloading?
i have to get over to wally worldpapajohn1964 wrote:Myself and a couple of buddies are pondering the thought of getting into reloading. We each shoot about 200 round of 9mm per month. Assuming we buy can buy 100 rounds at Wally World for about $20 is it really worth the investment?
last time i saw a range pack of 100 rounds for the 9mm is was $42
if you can buy 100 for $20 its a bargain. I currently if i re-use my brass it cost me right at .13 cents per built up cartridge, i amortize the hazmat fee into my costs for powder so the bigger the jug 5 or 8 pounder it drives the per round cost down.
if i have to buy new brass its .31 cents per cartridge, brass fluctuates wildly in my area, and i usually get un primed or fired ONCE brass from an indoor range
hope it helps