I know most of you guys reload 50bmg but is it worth it with ammo on the net. for $2.50 to $2.70 a round ? Reloading isnt cheaper .
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Re: 50 BMG
Reloading is more for match ammo than plinking stuff. I buy surplus but also shoot the monolithic solids from Thunder Ammo in reloads.
Reloading is more for match ammo than plinking stuff. I buy surplus but also shoot the monolithic solids from Thunder Ammo in reloads.
Re: 50 BMG
Reloading can be cheaper if you use surplus pulled tips and surplus powder.
Reloading can be cheaper if you use surplus pulled tips and surplus powder.
Re: 50 BMG
I have shot sub MOA at 1000yds with my handloads that cost me less than $3.00/ea. There is no way I can do that with surplus ammo.
I have shot sub MOA at 1000yds with my handloads that cost me less than $3.00/ea. There is no way I can do that with surplus ammo.
Re: 50 BMG
Right on Iron man.
For the price (of course there is the equipment cost... which can be steep) you cant really beat hand loaded plinker or match rounds.
If you get some reloads from your brass, and use pull down components, you will be paying similar price per round to buying most "normal" rifle rounds off the shelf (and yours will perform better!).
Right on Iron man.
For the price (of course there is the equipment cost... which can be steep) you cant really beat hand loaded plinker or match rounds.
If you get some reloads from your brass, and use pull down components, you will be paying similar price per round to buying most "normal" rifle rounds off the shelf (and yours will perform better!).
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