reloading cost savings

[Carolina Coyote]

Dang Dave, thats cool stuff right there. cc

[HuntnCarve]

Jerry, they're stacked in there like cord wood!  Good thing you can't see the boxes and boxes of bullets hidden along the wall under the powder cabinet!  It's like a Candy store!  Sierra, Nosler, Hornady, Speer, Barnes, Calhoon, Berger....Did I leave any out?   

[HuntnCarve]

Thanks Carl!  I'm set up for:  .17, .19, .224, .24, .260, .284 (7mm), .30, 358, 9mm, .44, and .45  plus .410  and 12 gauge.  I don't reload for my 10 gauge. LOL!  It is a treat when you go looking through the stuff, and find a box or two of bullets you forgot you had...That's after you've gone out and bought a box an hour before!

[iahntr]

Dang  Dave !
I'd say you could reload a few there. 

[Carolina Coyote]

Its seems the more supplies you have the more you want, its kindle like you can't have to many Guns and for sure you can't have to many supplies. I always keep an eye out for sales and good buys the way prices have gone up the past year put me in a bind. I stocked up on Primers when they where at the highest prices, they have dropped down some now but still higher than 2 years ago so I'm going to just keep and eye on prices and buy when they go on a good sale. I only have Dies for 223, 243, 243wssm, 2506, and 270, just don't shoot any of the other guns I have that much any more, I don't reload any Shotgun but have been think of starting. cc