I have been reloading for a few years now and I really enjoy it. My first reload was for my glock 35 - 40 s&w. I remember the anticpation of the first reload being fired and the relief of the gun not blowing up. I was hooked and have moved into reloading .223, with 9mm and 25-06 in the near future. Getting a better understanding on cartridge components and ballistics has help me as a shooter as well as increasing my interest in shooting.
The one thing I could not understand was when people would talk how much cheaper reloading was versus factory loads. Supplies around here were enough to be close to the same price as factory. After Christmas I saw CUSTOM RELOADING SERVICE INC. post and I ordered 40 cal, 9mm and .223 projectiles. My costs for reloading are around half of what they used to be. Thanks CUSTOM RELOADING SERVICE INC. for the prices and the excellent service.
The one thing I could not understand was when people would talk how much cheaper reloading was versus factory loads. Supplies around here were enough to be close to the same price as factory. After Christmas I saw CUSTOM RELOADING SERVICE INC. post and I ordered 40 cal, 9mm and .223 projectiles. My costs for reloading are around half of what they used to be. Thanks CUSTOM RELOADING SERVICE INC. for the prices and the excellent service.
