A lot of reloaders just keep the boxes, bags, or buckets of shells marked with cheap stick on labels.The only thing I haven't figured out yet is how to mark the cases so I know how many times I've reloaded them??
Dan
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- Thu May 17, 2007 6:15 am
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Looks to me like you skipped the scale and cleaner/media.
At those figures, it would only take 19,684 (rounded up) rounds to break even.
But you would be getting custom ammo to suit your weapon/shooting style, and the satisfaction of rolling your own. Plus you can deduct the brass after the first reloading since you reuse it.
And you wil need a puller, eventually.
Most reloaders don't count the initial investment. I know, that's not how its done in the corporate world, but for the hobbyist/enthusist they don't. You get the best reloading equipment you can afford, and Dillion is one of the best, and you start reloading for your specific needs.
Allmost all the reloaders I know, thought they were going to save money, but ended up shooting more ammo.
Dan
At those figures, it would only take 19,684 (rounded up) rounds to break even.
But you would be getting custom ammo to suit your weapon/shooting style, and the satisfaction of rolling your own. Plus you can deduct the brass after the first reloading since you reuse it.
And you wil need a puller, eventually.
Most reloaders don't count the initial investment. I know, that's not how its done in the corporate world, but for the hobbyist/enthusist they don't. You get the best reloading equipment you can afford, and Dillion is one of the best, and you start reloading for your specific needs.
Allmost all the reloaders I know, thought they were going to save money, but ended up shooting more ammo.
Dan