What's it costing you guys nowadays to reload .40? I don't cast so I'm at about .20/rd. The bulk of that being the bullet (various xtreme, berrys, rainier, etc).
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.40 reloaders, how much per round?
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Current prices I am at .19 per round. Before panic price was around .15 per round. But currently I payed $125 for 1k plated bullets $37 for 1k primers and $26 for powder (that's not including shipping, but I try and buy in bulk when possible). Pre panic prices for me were $90 per 1k bullets, $25 1k primers, just under $20 for powder.Comment
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I cast and plate my bullets and shooting for .10 per round.
But lots of labor, and electricity
Using my pre-panic supplies and recycling the lead.Comment
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To load moly coated 180s about .19 a round. Without brass 14.5 cents each.If you think nobody cares if you're alive, try missing a couple of payments.
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Where are you guys getting such cheap bullets from? Are they plated or just lead?*********************
WTS:
1. PW 800+ Hydro Multispeed (just the hydraulic unit that also works with Spolar press)
2. PW 800B converted to 800C (12 gauge) with lots of accessories and upgrades
3. Hornady 366 (12 gauge)
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4 lbs. of VV N320 - $100
1000 Bear Creek 200 grain - $80
1000 Winchester SP - $28
3,900 1x Fired .40 Brass - $174
Non-reuseable component cost:
4 grain load = $0.035
1 BC bullet = $0.08
1 Primer = $0.056
Total cost w/o brass cost = $0.17 per round.
Add $0.044 for the first firing of "new" brass.
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Last time I didn't use my own cast, $0.11/round for moly. Now, it's $0.07/round with cast. If I put a little more effort into scrounging, it would be $0.04/round.
It's $0.03/primer @ $30/k
$0.01 for powder @ $120/8#
about 38-39 bullets per pound of lead so if you pay $1/pound, it's about 2.6 cents. Pay less, it costs less.
I don't consider my time because I consider this a hobby and not work. Casting is as relaxing as loading and shooting and I prefer not to work overtime in order to pay higher prices for shooting.
It really feels good to shoot 200 shots in a session knowing that it cost you less than $15 and that you have thousands more "pre-made" rounds at home.Comment
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.09/round and I don't cast my own.
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