I have two 243s. a Ruger model 77, red pad, tang safety bull barrel and a BLR. I bought 500 rounds of 95 grain to launch from them. Is it too late to get into reloading?
As in 500 rounds of loaded ammo, or just bullets? Dies might be hard to find right now for the 243, other than that components are hard to find for EVERYTHING!
Even at today's prices to roll your own ammo I would still get into reloading.
The reason for me to do so was Remington and Federal factory ammo shot horrible groups in my 30-30.
And same goes for my .308.
The reason for me to do so was Remington and Federal factory ammo shot horrible groups in my 30-30.
And same goes for my .308.
Loaded ammo. And of course I keep all of my brass. Always have.
I have a minimal of 200 rounds for every sporting rifle I own. More than enough to hunt for the rest of my life. Except my Marlin 44 Mag. Less than 100 rounds.
@VarmintHunter59 that brass is a good first step, one some new loaders never thought to do. Reloading is not hard, just very important to be careful doing it, and you should be fine. I was more worried about my first handgun loads than rifle loads, and I've been around reloading most of my life
I see you're in SEOK, All Pawn in McAlester was always a great source of supplies when I lived there 10 years ago
They still do.
My savage m11 likes just about anything i put in it but i settled on 90gr nos bt and sierra tgk un top of 43 gr of 6.5 staball
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