Saving it be and using heavies if they are called for is the only sensible thing
to do.
To reboreing costs, add in buying dies, brass, and any tools(ie trimmer pilots...).
If you are like me, you build a little stash of components, so bullets bought just
for that gun and stashed are another expense.
Those items aren't huge, but thery add up at today's prices.
Having said all that,
It's great to be an Ameican living today.
We are blessed with the resources to do silly things just because we want to.
The hardest question sometimes is,
"Is this what I really want,
is it a passing fancy,
or just a bad idea?"
That's on you.
If it just recently popped in your head,
put it on hold for a few months.
If it still sounds good in the spring, maybe do it.
Besides cost, there is the whole sides of "screwing up" this gun.
It's not a gun you can replace. It's value is in the story, the people
that used it, the mods they performed. Not saying don't do it, just be careful.
Last edited by Dillonbuck; 10/19/20.
