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Mucho!! When I got a 41 mag barrel for a contender The cost of the dies, 100 bullets, 100 primers was less than 2 boxes of cartridges. After that it is less expensive replacing perishable components. At that same time , by casting my own bullets, 357 mags were less than .22 shells per shot. Plus the load can be tuned to the firearm for best accuracy.
if my van was up to it
That greatly depends on what caliber you are shooting and what type of shooting you are doing. A box of twenty 338LM's is around $90. They dont make 87gr target loads for 243. Those are the calibers I load for. I have loaded 9mm but will never do it again because NATO calibers are super cheap. (223/556/308...) Buying loaded 9mm ammo is way better in my situation but buying loaded 338LM is not, especially since the loaded ammo may not shoot well because it is not tuned to MY gun. My 243 situation is weird so I have to handload for that regardless.
any links to the saw neil
wait for the 462 you won't be disappointed
I dont reload but take the 10mm I talked about earlier. The original Norma loads were,
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If you are visiting London, we can make it fit mate.
my saw purchases will nevertheless limited for a while if the deal I'm working on comes through but more of that in the future
I got a bunch of the big rounds at my current scrounge spot split up today and yesterday.
Took a load home and still have enough split to get another one like this tomorrow if I catch a break in the rain. Theres hickory here but they all seem to have survived the hack falling job that busted up some smaller oaks and a maple.
