I have been shooting 9mm and .40 for some time now and I never really considered reloading.
When I go to the range the empty casings go all over the place and as a rule of thumb the range frowns on people scavenging brass.
However, when I went to shoot my Ruger GP100, the first cylinder of .38 special (a birthday gift from Palmetto Armory in Columbia
) changed my perspective.
There, in my hand was all the brass I just shot. I just opened my bag and dumped it in. hmmm.
Perhaps it makes sense after all?
I picked up a scale tonight and am working a deal for a reloading press.
It looks like it is time to start to learn to reload shells. Many shooters on this forum reload, and I may need some help getting started.
I know very little about it so, expect some dumb questions! :shock:
Pops
When I go to the range the empty casings go all over the place and as a rule of thumb the range frowns on people scavenging brass.
However, when I went to shoot my Ruger GP100, the first cylinder of .38 special (a birthday gift from Palmetto Armory in Columbia
There, in my hand was all the brass I just shot. I just opened my bag and dumped it in. hmmm.
Perhaps it makes sense after all?
I picked up a scale tonight and am working a deal for a reloading press.
It looks like it is time to start to learn to reload shells. Many shooters on this forum reload, and I may need some help getting started.
I know very little about it so, expect some dumb questions! :shock:
Pops