Is it worth it?

[BSeevers]

I usually rely on guys at the gunshop or gunshow to help me find important stuff like the restroom or snack bar. Other than that they don't know too much about shooting.

Edited November 29, 2008 by BSeevers

[JThompson]

I usually rely on guys at the gunshop or gunshow to help me find important stuff like the restroom or snack bar. Other than that they don't know too much about shooting.

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[GentlemanJim]

I usually rely on guys at the gunshop or gunshow to help me find important stuff like the restroom or snack bar. Other than that they don't know too much about shooting.

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What do you mean by this>>

If you want a Mall Ninga black rifle....they can do it

you are going to like your new Dillon....happy loading

Jim

[Titanium Eagle]

This game is addicting. My wife thinks that I (and all of you, for that matter) are nuts with the mony we spend. For me this has been theraputic. Great people helping each other out in a great American pass time.

Thanks

[MemphisMechanic]

WWB costs $218 and change for a thousand locally.

I load for $99.60 per thousand. I've also dumped about $1,250-1,300 into everything needed to load on a Dillon 650, like the guy above. I shoot 12,000 rounds a year (approximately), and bought everything 3 months back. In the first 12,000 rounds, I'll have saved $1,420.80... So the press will pay for itself within a year.

And like everyone else said, it shoots Sooo much better than factory ammo.

Precision Delta's 147FMJ, and then a trip to Powder Valley for Wolf primers, and a massive jug of Titegroup. Brass picked up off the range. I load it until it tears when sized. 128PF 9mm loads take forever to wear out brass. You'll lose it before you wear it out, for the most part.

Edited November 29, 2008 by MemphisMechanic