I am curious what the cost of reloading .300 PRC is per round. Up front in purchasing brass i know will increase cost but once you have cases what is the average cost per round for a good precision match round? Thanks in advance.
Reloading cost
- Thread starter RichardCranium
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Pretty easy to figure out.
decide what powder, primer and bullet you want to use.
bullet cost+ primer cost+ powder cost.
decide what powder, primer and bullet you want to use.
bullet cost+ primer cost+ powder cost.
Yeah you need to figure out what components you are going to use and rough powder charge. Do some simple math and whola!
Edit:
From my limited research it is similar to 300 WM. So i would assume its close or slightly more expensive then 300WM
Edit:
From my limited research it is similar to 300 WM. So i would assume its close or slightly more expensive then 300WM
I’d figure $1-1.25 rnd
.35 powder
.40 bullet (varies)
.04 primer
1.00 brass (5 loads = .20)
Maybe a little cheaper if you get deal on bullets or brass lasts longer
.35 powder
.40 bullet (varies)
.04 primer
1.00 brass (5 loads = .20)
Maybe a little cheaper if you get deal on bullets or brass lasts longer
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I've done the exact thing, figured around $0.79 per round for decent (not the cheapest) components
$0.03 primer (Federal LRM Match)
$0.36 powder (Rl-26)
$0.40 bullet (Hornady 225gr ELD-M)
I don't count the cost of brass as I view buying brass as a separate investment. Just me though
$0.03 primer (Federal LRM Match)
$0.36 powder (Rl-26)
$0.40 bullet (Hornady 225gr ELD-M)
I don't count the cost of brass as I view buying brass as a separate investment. Just me though
