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I shoot so little shot shell. It occurred to me I could easily have a lifetime supply of shotgun ammo by keeping shot and powder on hand, plus a few of each size brass shell.
Is there a down side for a low volume shooter?
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I am the NorthEast WoodsBeast!
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I don’t load huge amounts but I always keep components to load target loads just so I dont have to rely on stores to have what I need,
3 years ago I bought my grandson a 410 and didn’t realize how hard it was to find any shells, it was even hard to find a mec loader so I bought the first press and components that I could just to keep him shooting, without loading he wouldn’t have been able to shoot much!
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no brass shells are easy to load
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How about if I get the expensive ones that are correct diameter inside?
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Unless you plan on living to be like 700 years old, just buy a few flats of shells of what you need. You'll come out ahead.
For fun, you can find an old Lee Loader on Ebay. It's slow, but kinda cool for a hobby.
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