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Price of Shotgun Reloading Then and Now
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<blockquote data-quote="skyhawk1" data-source="post: 3304519" data-attributes="member: 16055"><p>My brother and I used to reload 16 and 20 a lot back in the late'60s early '70s. Saved us then but I haven't reloaded in years. 1. I don't shoot 2-300 rounds in a weekend any more. 2. Shotgun loads that I do use are cheap enough it's not worth the effort or time. Did load some semi wild loads tho in the day. nickels, pennies, tacks etc.! Have several pounds of flechettes I would like to load up someday</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skyhawk1, post: 3304519, member: 16055"] My brother and I used to reload 16 and 20 a lot back in the late'60s early '70s. Saved us then but I haven't reloaded in years. 1. I don't shoot 2-300 rounds in a weekend any more. 2. Shotgun loads that I do use are cheap enough it's not worth the effort or time. Did load some semi wild loads tho in the day. nickels, pennies, tacks etc.! Have several pounds of flechettes I would like to load up someday [/QUOTE]
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