9mm reloading is it worth it at todays prices?
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Reloading 9mm
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I never thought of reloading to save money. I do it for the enjoyment of it and to tune the round to the gun.
Everything is worth reloading. Period.
Can control quailty and make in quantity to bring cost down. Kinda a no brainer after initial cost is met. Great breakdown for cost. But I'm a brass Chicken and pick up all the brass I reload. 13 flavors....LOL
Nice discussion. Your 9mm load is exactly the reload I use. I do use 124's with the Extreme Bullets. Pretty easy to get 9mm brass for free. I am about $10 a box. I can get 9mm delivered for around $13-14 a box if I buy 1000. Sometimes even find it in the local sporting goods stores on sale for that. I still reload but shooting about half and half lately. Now my 45's I cast and powder coat. I am about $8 a box for them. My time is worth nothing but reloading is something I enjoy.
After shopping around for components(this may take a few weeks) for good pricing. I reload 9mm for $13.50/100 = $0.135 a round.
thats pretty dang good considering just the primers are what 9cent a piece?
@@AK-vi1qo If you shop around you can find primers for 5 cent a piece, powder for 38/lb, and bullets for 5.75 cent a piece. You just have buy in bulk. 5000-10000 or more primers at a time, 48lb powder at a time, and bullets by the case. I do group buys with other reloaders.
Nice discussion, but from an economics perspective I think 1st and foremost it depends on how many rounds you shoot per year. Of all calibers the 9mm has the lowest economic return/savings. Also another down side is the pain of "chasing brass." It also depends on how many years you think you will be reloading and if the equipment cost can be spread out across other calibers. That being said, I shoot 1,000s of 9mm/yr and do reload. While I can not say I enjoy reloading, I usually do this in the winter when the weather is not conducive to shooting.
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I personally feel you really save when you reload hollow points / quality bullets. If you buy something that references its self to be defense ammo the store prices get crazy fast. So I reload both target and defensive ammo I feel this makes it a lot more economical when you look at doing them both.
You didn’t add in time to reload. For me that is valuable. I’m going to stop reloading 9mm. However, I reload many other calibers.
Nice review.
Thanks!
Reloading 9mm not worth it in my opinion. 9mm is not that expensive right now. But that being said, go for it if you enjoy reloading. I'm 6'6" 340lbs. I have large hands and reloading tiny little 9mm is difficult for me. I just buy factory 9mm. I do reload rifle ammo.
It is worth it if you cast your own bullets. It helps if you use range lead, it is still cheap. Cost of primers is the worst part, except for that 9mm can be as cheap as .22lr.
9mm has to be loaded with free time as a hobby - if you worry too much about what your time is worth you may convince yourself it is not worth it, then you use the time to sit on a couch and watch tv.
$5 for 50 primers v. $16 for 50 loaded rounds. Reloading 9mm isn't worth it to me. I reload nearly everything else I shoot.
The cost equation does not work if you buy brass. Even used brass. I pick brass at the outdoor range and reload 9mm for under $0.14 per round. But I bought large quantities of components back during the Trump administration when everything was cheap and plentiful.