Hey, gun nuts!

Recently I sent a friend of mine a thousand .223 cases and he reloaded them for $300 bucks or .03 cents apiece. There were six of us going on the same prairie dog hunt, we each bought a 1000 rounds for a total of 6000 rounds, so he bought in volume, but still made money on the deal. I'll have enough .223 rounds a few more trips.:)

http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/medium/963/963843.jpg $170.00 for 8 pounds

http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/medium/10001/1165165907.jpg...Hornady Bullets 22 Caliber (224 Diameter) 55 Grain Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail. 6000=$465.00

http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/medium/147/197849.jpg...Lake City Brass 5.56x45mm NATO New Unfired Box of 1000..$150.00....military brass thicker case, higher pressure
 
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Why would you assume I wasn't?

*snort*

How many rounds do you guys keep around your houses?

Last 3 days reloaded 600 .45ACP's and 1000 .223's, should hold me till spring. Plus I have 500 shotgun rounds, still trying to figure out how I got so many.:confused:
I keep 500 .45 Colts on hand too.
 
WANT!

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The design is based off the Nagant revolver, which is potentially a problem, due to the re-loading process (if you've ever fired one, you know what I mean), but I'm assuming it's either break action, or the cylinder swings out...

Switchable 22LR, and 22WMR cylinders...

If they ever import them, I'm all over this.
 
WANT!

http://i41.servimg.com/u/f41/15/11/39/27/yastre10.jpg

The design is based off the Nagant revolver, which is potentially a problem, due to the re-loading process (if you've ever fired one, you know what I mean), but I'm assuming it's either break action, or the cylinder swings out...

Switchable 22LR, and 22WMR cylinders...

If they ever import them, I'm all over this.
What is it? Looks like I'm going to France next year. I like the Rossi carbine you linked me to as well.
Last 3 days reloaded 600 .45ACP's and 1000 .223's, should hold me till spring. Plus I have 500 shotgun rounds, still trying to figure out how I got so many.:confused:
I keep 500 .45 Colts on hand too.

Beaucoup. :D

Is there a reason you feel you need a lot, or is it just that you reload and it's more efficient to do a lot at once?
 
I still have cases and cans I bought of '06 and 7.642NATO when it could be had surplus for >< very few dollars.
 
If you get a chance to check one of these out, let me know how it loads... also, bring me back a case of Tigers, or better yet, Mil-spec SVDs.

thanks!
;)

Will do...remind me next year when I start posting about planning a trip to Russia.

I don't know what Tigers and SVD's are.
 
Mostly you have a tendency to load too many, and the next time might want to change the load so you reload some more but don't shoot them all, and so on. Pretty soon you have more than you need. I still have rifle rounds I loaded twenty years ago. The key is proper storage. My cousin gave me 500 rounds of 7MM Mag when he sold his rifle a few years ago. They chambered well in my rifle and printed under a minute of angle so I kept them. Unless I want to change something (highly unlikely) I'll really never need to load another 7MM Mag round in my life.

I can see that. They just accumulate. Water bottles and t-shirts are the outdoor-ed equivalent.

What does this mean?

printed under a minute of angle
 
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