Say "AYE"
- Thread starter mike44325
- Start date
Aye
- Location
- Eastern Ontario
N'aye. It's about saving half the cost to shoot 4 times as much. But yeah, it's another obsession to feed other obsessions.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
A combination of both "AYE" and "N'AYE" for me. When I first got into 'serious' handgun paper punching, reloading was a definate cost saving must that allowed me to go through the volume of shooting I was doing. Now, most of my handgun shooting would be best categorized as plinking and as such the volume of shooting has decreased considerably. With rifle shooting however, the focus, other than what's required for hunting needs, is geared more towards load testing and striving for accuracy improvements. That and 'trying' some of todays bullet technology.
Johnn Peterson
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Chemainus B.C.
Nay. I'm happy with producing ammunition that is fit for purpose at a lower per round cost than factory ammo so that I can shoot more. Given limited range time, I would rather use as much of it as I can to work on my own skill than spend it all shooting off a bench trying to find the "perfect" load.
As far as equipment goes, most of it is a one-time cost. If you shoot a lot, consumables will be your long-run biggest expense.
As far as equipment goes, most of it is a one-time cost. If you shoot a lot, consumables will be your long-run biggest expense.
- Location
- Kamloops, BC
Nay, shooting more often with better components tuned to the rifle, at the same cost as cheap pre-rolled.
