I was pondering the question, do I reload to shoot or do I shoot to reload?
I'm pretty sure that I have figured out I like to reload as much as I do shooting. I have found that I do not buy brand new ammo much anymore and mostly only because of a caliber change. And when I do purchase new ammo, I'm quite adamant about it being reloadable, no steel or aluminum cases or junk shot shell hulls. I also find I spend as much or even more time at the reloading bench as I do at the range.
I'm pretty sure that I have figured out I like to reload as much as I do shooting. I have found that I do not buy brand new ammo much anymore and mostly only because of a caliber change. And when I do purchase new ammo, I'm quite adamant about it being reloadable, no steel or aluminum cases or junk shot shell hulls. I also find I spend as much or even more time at the reloading bench as I do at the range.
