Reloading

I've thought about doing it when i get the money to get a decent reloader. I know the sky is pretty much the limit when you really get into it though. There's so many combinations you can make to improve performance and to really stretch the cababilities of your gun.

we have this one. its pretty awesome. My dad uses it mostly tho cuz im up at school. no handguns in ny(Fordham University - Bronx), fuck that noise.

^welcome to the cult! yea, i think i'm going to put this off for a while though, i had a "kaboom" this past week with factory reloaded ammo and i dont think i can trust myself just yet, lol

If you are going through lots of ammo or really want to maximize your potential with consistency, reloading is a good option. I learned in high school with 12 gauge shells and .223 cartridges. There are some inherent risks with handling the components obviously, but if you can't handle them safely, maybe guns aren't your thing. Disclaimer aside, I do enjoy reloading what little I actually get to do. When my grandpa passed, he left me his old reloading gear. I recommend checking out www.cabelas.com or www.midwayusa.com for a good start.

i think i caught the reloading bug, a friend of mine yesterday showed me the ropes and i cranked out a couple hundred rouds. i'm not really doing it for any reason other to say i can, pretty cool to shoot something you put together though. just put in an order for a lee turret press and my friend gave me a bunch of the basics, plus i already bought dies and the basic "raw materials."

I would like to get into it but I don't shoot enough to make it worth it financially. Maybe later when I get more guns and everything. I have been saving all my casings though in a big container (no shotgun shells though).