allaroundhunter
Member
Well, this reloading thing is becoming a disease. I started reloading so that I could shoot my .308 more affordably and with greater accuracy, and have since started reloading for every other rifle caliber that I have...
Now that I have nothing left in my safe to reload for, I am telling myself that I need to buy another rifle so that I can buy more dies and bullets! Tell me, those of you more experienced than I, does it get better? Or does the fun of reloading and working up a load never end?
A second question. The caliber that I am now wanting is the .204 Ruger so that I have a dedicated small game/varmint gun. I have ruled out the .22-250 because I can load my .243 with light enough bullets to do what it does with heavier bullets. Another reason that I like the .204 is because I can simply purchase an upper for my AR.
I feel like I'm set on this caliber, but as always, I'm open to suggestions... But please, reasons for the suggestions are the best way to form a persuasive argument. Simply commenting with a caliber and nothing further does nothing for me
Now that I have nothing left in my safe to reload for, I am telling myself that I need to buy another rifle so that I can buy more dies and bullets! Tell me, those of you more experienced than I, does it get better? Or does the fun of reloading and working up a load never end?
A second question. The caliber that I am now wanting is the .204 Ruger so that I have a dedicated small game/varmint gun. I have ruled out the .22-250 because I can load my .243 with light enough bullets to do what it does with heavier bullets. Another reason that I like the .204 is because I can simply purchase an upper for my AR.
I feel like I'm set on this caliber, but as always, I'm open to suggestions... But please, reasons for the suggestions are the best way to form a persuasive argument. Simply commenting with a caliber and nothing further does nothing for me