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extremist wrote:Don't know if you've seen this, but I found it on Brian Eno's forum, it's very cool:

http://ultimatereloader.com/tools/reloa ... alculator/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

My 9mm calculated out to 11.2 cents per round with W231 and xTreme 124gr plated RN bullets, and take your pick primers.

Regards,
James

Thanks, James

Losts of great info on that site ...

Good data. Thanks.

Ok ... the question that always gets asked ...

Is there a checklist somewhere as to what equipment is needed?
How about a review of said equipment so that I don't buy junk?

what about a decent source for supplies. I've made note of a couple vendors mentioned in here.

extremist wrote:

mitchntx wrote:Not knowing anything about reloading (other than a lot of ranges don't allow it)

Oh and I forgot to comment on this. I would find another range to shoot at

James

LOL ...

Options are limited here.
While not on the edge of the earth, I can see it from my back porch.

A reload blew up and the range knee-jerked the rules.
I guess when you're the only game in town ....

Not knowing anything about reloading (other than a lot of ranges don't allow it) is this just an extension of the shooting hobby or can serious money really be saved?

The wife and I go through 1000 rounds of 9mm a month. And I use the cheap stuff like Winchester bulk white box or the UMC Mega-Pack. It can be found in the $.18/ round range when buying in big lots.

So not including the initial purchase of the required tooling, what is a reasonable cost per round of lead/brass and a 115 grain load?