New guy- wanted to say thanks

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BKS72

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I just got my Hornady L&L progressive set up and have loaded a few hundred rounds with bullets I cast myself. I spent a lot of time researching reloading safety and techniques as well as bullet casting. Most of the time Google sent me here and I learned a lot from the site. Very satisfying to drop the hammer on that first 100 "home made" .44 mag rounds with decent accuracy and no issues. The $11 price vs. $70 or so for factory loads contributed to the enjoyment :). Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks for all the good info and that I look forward to learning (and hopefully contributing) more to the site.

Branden
 
Yup! Good place to hang out. a Thousand helpful experienced reloaders and only 4 soreheads....uh....ok....only 3 besides me. :D
 
Excellent people here, always willing to share their knowledge.

BKS72 - sounds like you got the bug bad! :)
Not only reloading, but casting too.

Welcome to the addict .. um hobby, ya, hobby, that's the ticket! :neener:
 
Yeah, I'm kind of ate up with it lately :) I had most of the stuff for casting on hand from pouring sinkers so the bullet casting was a logical step. I got a 2 cavity 310 gr. and 6 cavity 240 gr. mold for what a box of 1000 FMJ bullets cost. The biggest reason I got into it was the cost savings. Sure I'm into it the cost of equipment but if I get tired of it I can sell the equipment for a lot more than the empty factory load boxes I'd have instead. I'm shopping for a FAL or Dragunov this weekend at the gun show so I'll be venturing into rifle reloading before long.

I love the progressive. Once its set up I can load two boxes of shells faster than I can run to town, buy shells, and get home.
 
I'm glad you like the site and glad you have a setup you are happy with. Like said above, this is a good place to hang around... Welcome to reloading and the forum.
 
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