Off topic, but how so? Is it because the outline of the edge is clearer? Or is it a bigger hole?
Off topic, but how so? Is it because the outline of the edge is clearer? Or is it a bigger hole?
Its a bigger hole. There is no tearing, no doubt as to where it is.
Gotcha. Thanks
I really don't know. I was lead to believe that wadcutters shoot softer?
Now that I think of it, that really doesn't make sense.That and it seems like the lower volume in the case which the powder charge occupies would lead to less powder being needed, which would make the rounds cheaper. I don't have much reloading experience so this could be totally off base.
You can load SWCs, WCs, or RNs as light as you want. I would get whatever is cheapest.
Mastercast is the cheapest I have found. Their service is a little slow, but , you can save a buck or two.
They are plated and are $97 per 1000.
This absolutely proves it doesn't matter what type of service you provide, some people are only worried about saving "a buck or two".
This absolutely proves it doesn't matter what type of service you provide, some people are only worried about saving "a buck or two".
Some people are really into saying "I can load "X" number of rounds for "Y" cost per round". It's all about how cheap they can make ammo.
I prefer to look for a load that does exactly what I want it to, then look for a reliable source for those components. The finished product is far more important to me than the cost.
+1
I'd also add that a couple extra bucks spent with good people is a no brainer. The one time I ordered from J&K and the times I've met them at the gun show they were more then happy to have my business even as small as it was
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