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I really enjoy reloading for 9mm. It is cost effective. You gat far better ammo for about the same price. I found that my beretta likes lasercast 115 lead and is deadly accurate with it but my cz 75 likes the montana gold 124 jhp. It allows you to really find a load your gun likes and that way you will see your true potential.
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i see because i just took a trip the the range and came home with like 750 9mm brass, i was looking for .45 but i only found like 8 of them hehe. i guess i'll save them for future uses.
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When loading 115 gr bullets, the cost savings are not that great - but you can get superior ammo built to your specs.
When loading 147 gr bullets, you save quite a bit of money. JS
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Yes, I reload 9mm , usually 115 gr. but, I'll use whatever I can get my hands on. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth it ,being that WallyWorld has fairly cheap ammo. But I figure it's part of the hobby/addiction . I use Win231 for both 9mm & 45 acp and 9mm brass is pretty plentiful at the ranges. I guess it depends on if you want to take the time to do it .
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Yep, I load 9mm for a variety of reasons. I started loading it because I started shooting 9mm major in an open gun for USPSA. Obviously there isn't any other way to get that ammo.
Since I had everything I needed, there weren't any other costs to reload 9mm for my Glock 17 to shoot production and GSSF and a 147gr Titegroup load is my and many other people's favorite for a minor load. There is still a reasonable amount of cost savings if you watch your costs and buy in bulk. |
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