Anyone here into firearms?

m4a1mustang · 08-04-2012, 10:22 PM

I don't need full auto, just a good progressive press. I don't mind placing the bullet and pulling the lever.

Over the long run I'd end up saving a good bit on ammo. Looks like I can get 5.56 down to under 20 cents a round and save a lot on the 45 as well. I don't really think I would save too much money reloading 9mm, but I'd probably do it anyways.

xdeslitx · 08-04-2012, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang

I don't need full auto, just a good progressive press. I don't mind placing the bullet and pulling the lever.

Over the long run I'd end up saving a good bit on ammo. Looks like I can get 5.56 down to under 20 cents a round and save a lot on the 45 as well. I don't really think I would save too much money reloading 9mm, but I'd probably do it anyways.

you can still save on 9mm just not as much...ive been talking to people in the USPSA circuit and their cost on 9mm is around 10-13 cents a round depending on whether they want to go all out on jacketed bullets or just plated

anyway...most people ive talked to swears by the dillon presses
theyre supposedly very reliable

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