I know most people start reloading in order to save some money (compared to buying manufactured ammo). But of course reloading requires an initial investment in equipment....
I was just curious as to how many rounds you had to reload before you actually "broke even" on your reloading equipment investment?
I guess after that point all the "savings" goes into shooting more, right?
I was just curious as to how many rounds you had to reload before you actually "broke even" on your reloading equipment investment?
I guess after that point all the "savings" goes into shooting more, right?
Dave
Co-Founder & Global Moderator
Delaware Open Carry
"You have to be prepared to do the violence in order to survive the violence."
Co-Founder & Global Moderator
Delaware Open Carry
"You have to be prepared to do the violence in order to survive the violence."