Reloading FAQs for those considering reloading as a hobby

[Gargamel]

I don't know anything about reloading but have been looking into it. I did find this which I found helpful on youtube and wanting to share. It's for idiots like myself over the general idea of reloading and what is involved.

YouTube - ‪Reloading Ammo - basics and equipment‬‏

[CUForester]

You are right that the savings for 12 and 20 gauge aren't that great, but there are [I]significant[I] savings in 16, 28, and .410. Here in my part of SC .410's are almost $15/box and I load mine for $2.65/box, 28's are almost $15/box mine are $3.10/box, and 16's run roughly $10/box and my cost is $3.97/box.

[waiting4fall]

Well, as a traditional bowhunter, I've been making my own arrows for several years. Looks like I'll be soon taking on the learning curve of reloading 357 magnum bullets too. I'm really learning A LOT on this forum!