School me on shotshell reloading?

[Nickbowen5]

Thanks for all the input. I'm not really into reloading for the savings as much. More to find the type of ammo my gun loves, and to stockpile ammo when the supplies are on hand.

[gunnery]

Use a 44 year old mec 600 jr

Works like a charm. It is a tank. New charge bars were added or course.
I don't really even try to look for new ammo. If you aren't ashamed of
looking in the used hull bins at the gun club, you will be supplied in hulls
for years..ditto for boxes. The ability to load lighter shot loads will, over
time, work to your advantage in savings. With a little effort and searching
on the internet...wads, hulls, primers and powder eventually can be found.
Just plan ahead before you run out of any particular component. Order primers
and powder in mass to defray the hazmat charges (or go in on a group buy).
If you google IMR, the site has a ton of free info on just about any shotshell
load. Its a hassle in the beginning,but once you are setup its great.

[Nickbowen5]

Works like a charm. It is a tank. New charge bars were added or course.
I don't really even try to look for new ammo. If you aren't ashamed of
looking in the used hull bins at the gun club, you will be supplied in hulls
for years..ditto for boxes. The ability to load lighter shot loads will, over
time, work to your advantage in savings. With a little effort and searching
on the internet...wads, hulls, primers and powder eventually can be found.
Just plan ahead before you run out of any particular component. Order primers
and powder in mass to defray the hazmat charges (or go in on a group buy).
If you google IMR, the site has a ton of free info on just about any shotshell
load. Its a hassle in the beginning,but once you are setup its great.

Thanks. It sounds similar to getting setup for reloading rifle, but easier. I was looking at the zombie one because I like the green on it but am also looking at the lower end progressive, as well as the jr mark 5