jguilletjr
Saw Bones
Reloads / handloads if done correctly are just as good or better than ammo you can buy. You can custom load for what you want, bullets, velocity etc. I started years ago when I got my first .44mag. The factory loads were just too hot and too expensive to shoot all the time. Once you get into it you may enjoy it. If you don't, then just buy your ammo. I like to go to the range with all my toys (chronograph, spotting scope, different guns) and a few batches of different loads and see what I can do compared to factory loads. It adds another dimension to my shooting fun. Also when things got tight and ammo was hard to find I had enough components and powder to keep shooting while every one else was looking for ammo. (Although I did slow down a little so as not to run my supply dry) Its not for every one, but I liked it.
