Handloading for your weapon

[yrualeg]

I am not sure how many re-loaders we have here but came across a pretty good site for re-loading information

Handloads.org

Here's the best place to start

So you want to reload

[Feetasshead]

Getting reloading gear and getting set up is high on my "shit to do list".

Unfortunately I am swamped so I will probably not ever get to it until I freaking retire!

Good info though.

[Maroon Machine]

I don't think I would have the patience, be nice to save some cash though.

[Zimmy]

I reloaded a lot when I had more time to putter in my life. It's a good way to save money and teach the kids a variety of lessons.

Do not drink and reload. While it does hurt performance some, I never use a powder I can inadvertantly double charge either.

[Crown and Sword]

I have reloaded since 1971. It gives one the opportunity to save money on ammo and time to sit quietly and ruminate over many of the little things that vex us. It's relaxing and gets one away from the humdrum of everyday situations.
I reload 12 & 20 gauge, 308 & 30-06, 9mm, 38 & 357, 40 S&W, 44 sp & 44 mag, 45 ACP & 45LC. I use a Hornaday 366, Dillon 650, Lyman Turret and a lee handloader I carry when I go on trips where I cant carry my stationary loaders. One can tailor loads for different uses using different powders, wads, primers and bullet / shot combinations. If one does not load "hot", cases or hulls will last for multiple reloadings.