Buffalo Bore and Underwood offer hard cast lead ammunition. Two of the top high performance ammunition manufacturers right there
Gun and ammo people I need some help please.
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I've never tried underwood but I can vouch for Buffalo Bore, quality ammo.
I ended up buying some of this ammo at a local shop. It was $15 for 50 rounds and they were reloads.
Just wait, before you know it you'll be asking for advice on casting molds and presses!
I've thought heavily on this subject. I shoot every Saturday and or Sunday starting around Columbus Day weekend right through to about the middle of may. I may do some cost analysis and weigh in on my time to see if it's worth it. Nobody at my range collects their brass so for some reason I don't know why it's not popular where I shoot.
The only reason I don't shoot in the summer is that it's boating and fishing season and I don't want to be inside. If it's raining I will shoot in the summer.
It really makes a lot of sense if you shoot often, especially if you shoot odd ball or expensive calibers or compete. I can save almost $0.50 a round on 6.5 grendel all while loading solid sub MOA match grade ammo. I can save decent money on 45 acp and 9mm as well but I feel like for many pistol rounds (especially 9mm) and 223 plinking ammo the cost savings may not outweigh the time investment. If I had a nice progressive press that could change however.
I shoot mostly 45 acp, 357 mag, 9mm, and 22.
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