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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blitzfike" data-source="post: 1647124" data-attributes="member: 807">Tommy, I'm a good example of a High End reloader. I buy in quantity, (All I can from Mitch at J&K, handgun bullets mostly..) Usually from Powder Valley on primers, 25K at a time usually. Powder for handgun stuff also mostly from Powder Valley, in 8 pound jugs. For most of my rifle stuff, I buy milsurp pulldown powder and bullets, due to the quantity that I shoot. That isn't a road for the inexperienced or the faint of heart. I develop myloads using a chronograph and once I get a load dialed in for a particular gun, I keep with it until I get a different batch of powder. I might come in for a 1 pound jug of powder in some odd need, but unless you are competitive with Powder Valley in the large quantities, I can't afford to buy locally. Fortunately for you, I'm not the norm. There won't be much margin on reloading components if you are competitive, but it might makea good loss leader. Get em in and sell em guns etc. I spend several thousand dollars a year on reloading for me and the family. Blitzfike</blockquote>