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<blockquote data-quote="SDarkRage" data-source="post: 841690" data-attributes="member: 3492">Yeah, I&#039;m the same way.&nbsp; I got into it as well to save money but all I do now is just shoot more.&nbsp; So, technically I&#039;m still saving money yes, but now I can shoot more.&nbsp; I really enjoy the reloading part of it though, taking pride in my work.&nbsp; Getting to see the different results from the changes you make and being able to tailor the rounds for each of your guns.&nbsp; I&#039;ve got 147 gr J&amp;K leads for shooting outdoors and 124 gr MG&#039;s for shooting indoors (less smoke).&nbsp; I&#039;ve got a load specifically for my XD9 which i can put 10 rounds literally through the same hole at 15 yards with it.&nbsp; That same load opens way up for my Beretta 92FS, so I had to make a load for it.&nbsp; Now, they are both happy and so am I!.38/.357 is the way to go to save some serious money though.&nbsp; Federal American Eagle .357 Magnum 158gr&#039;s run about $22-25 per 50.&nbsp; I can load up 100 rounds for right at $11 using J&amp;K bullets, primers from H&amp;H, and my powders.&nbsp; So if you are in it to save money then thats the way to go, because I only pay 1/4th the cost of factory ammo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDarkRage, post: 841690, member: 3492"] Yeah, I'm the same way. I got into it as well to save money but all I do now is just shoot more. So, technically I'm still saving money yes, but now I can shoot more. I really enjoy the reloading part of it though, taking pride in my work. Getting to see the different results from the changes you make and being able to tailor the rounds for each of your guns. I've got 147 gr J&K leads for shooting outdoors and 124 gr MG's for shooting indoors (less smoke). I've got a load specifically for my XD9 which i can put 10 rounds literally through the same hole at 15 yards with it. That same load opens way up for my Beretta 92FS, so I had to make a load for it. Now, they are both happy and so am I! .38/.357 is the way to go to save some serious money though. Federal American Eagle .357 Magnum 158gr's run about $22-25 per 50. I can load up 100 rounds for right at $11 using J&K bullets, primers from H&H, and my powders. So if you are in it to save money then thats the way to go, because I only pay 1/4th the cost of factory ammo. [/QUOTE]

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