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<blockquote data-quote="diggler1833" data-source="post: 3975401" data-attributes="member: 48072">I used to tell my friends that they&#039;d make their money back after reloading about 1K rounds of rifle ammo in a basic setup.The problem is that you start to look for ways to shoot and reload more...thereby making reloading hugely more expensive than just buying ammo off the shelves.I got into it because I wanted more accuracy.&nbsp; I&#039;m into it with both feet now because I know that no factory rounds will ever be put together with more care and precision than what I can create.The end result is that I have developed an obsession with testing everything.&nbsp; Even my pistol rounds are tailored to each gun.It is a slippery slope.The guys who are actually into the &quot;fun&quot; of reloading get way more enjoyment out of it than the guys just doing it to save money.^ There&#039;s a support group for the former.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="diggler1833, post: 3975401, member: 48072"] I used to tell my friends that they'd make their money back after reloading about 1K rounds of rifle ammo in a basic setup. The problem is that you start to look for ways to shoot and reload more...thereby making reloading hugely more expensive than just buying ammo off the shelves. I got into it because I wanted more accuracy. I'm into it with both feet now because I know that no factory rounds will ever be put together with more care and precision than what I can create. The end result is that I have developed an obsession with testing everything. Even my pistol rounds are tailored to each gun. It is a slippery slope. The guys who are actually into the "fun" of reloading get way more enjoyment out of it than the guys just doing it to save money. ^ There's a support group for the former. [/QUOTE]

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