I gathered a lot of components early on, now I find that a lot depends on many different things. Trying to gatherSQLGeek wrote: ↑Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:14 amI've also called them brass goblins.OneGun wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:11 pmI went to the range the other day for the first time in 3 weeks. Shot 100 rounds of 9mm. The lady in the lane next to my lane was a brass bunny. No sooner than I started packing up my range bag than she asked if she could pick-up and keep my brass.SQLGeek wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 9:21 pm Unfortunately mrvmax is right. It is a terrible time to break into reloading to save money.
Primers can be found on the secondary market but you’re going to pay astronomical amounts for them. Bullets are hit or miss but 9mm is tough to find.
I’d take this time to research presses and learn the process through videos online. See if you can get your hands on components first.At least she asked.
So what did it feel like to shoot $400 worth of ammo?
them now is tough/expensive to say the least.
OneGun, I was raised by parents that TRULY believed in 'The Golden Rule' and I think that is one of the few times
that it's better to ask permission than to ask forgiveness. I would NOT be happy if someone in the next lane started
gathering my brass.
I am old & hairy so I guess I could get mistaken for a giant 4 legged snow bunny if someone were legally blind.
Edited to add: SQLGeek, sarcasm or a joke is one of those things that doesn't always translate across.