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<blockquote data-quote="Furious_George" data-source="post: 1378743" data-attributes="member: 3263"><p>it's absolutely worth it. some people look at the initial price of buying all of the equipment and think it wont justify the price of the ammunition they will make with it. just keep in mind that whichever reloading press/equipment you buy, if you go to sell it, you'll be able to recoup most of your money back. if you end up not selling the equipment, it still doesn't take very long to break even. my .308 rounds are approximately $0.30 per round which ends up being about $6 a box for premium ammunition tailored specifically for my rifle. a fair warning for you though, it's very addictive but so much fun testing different powders, bullets (and bullet depth), primers, and cases. you'll spend alot of time on the hobby but i think it gets you much more in tune with shooting. i've only been reloading for about 5 years but there's a wealth of knowledge on here from people who have been making ammo for longer than i've been alive. good luck if you decide to get into it. it's a ton of fun guaranteed (if you're safe about it, that is).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Furious_George, post: 1378743, member: 3263"] it's absolutely worth it. some people look at the initial price of buying all of the equipment and think it wont justify the price of the ammunition they will make with it. just keep in mind that whichever reloading press/equipment you buy, if you go to sell it, you'll be able to recoup most of your money back. if you end up not selling the equipment, it still doesn't take very long to break even. my .308 rounds are approximately $0.30 per round which ends up being about $6 a box for premium ammunition tailored specifically for my rifle. a fair warning for you though, it's very addictive but so much fun testing different powders, bullets (and bullet depth), primers, and cases. you'll spend alot of time on the hobby but i think it gets you much more in tune with shooting. i've only been reloading for about 5 years but there's a wealth of knowledge on here from people who have been making ammo for longer than i've been alive. good luck if you decide to get into it. it's a ton of fun guaranteed (if you're safe about it, that is). [/QUOTE]
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