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I just entered all the stuff I would need to reload and I even didn't include tax and Reloading for me would come out to 20 cent higher a box for 2 3/4 1 1/8 1200 FPS.
Where you can come out ahead would be if you bought big lots of primers,powder,shot,wads or if you shot 1 or 7/8 ounce shot.
Good luck!! I reload for 3 pistols and love it. There is just a way bigger advantage for pistol than shotgun.
You can't beat the nova line. There great guns. But if you can swing the money, I would go for an auto. I've been looking real hard at the m2 american.
There worth what your willing to pay for them. I don't see the point in buying one but that's me. I heard they MSRP for 180 bucks which would make retail in the 140 range. Do what you want to your own toys.
I don't shoot watermelon this time of year. They just sit around and don't pose much of a challenge.
Patterning boards taste to much like cardboard so I decide not to hunt them because I can't give them away.
Clays are ok with a little olive oil,pepper and garlic but my crockpot I broke and I don't have enough freezer space to store them.
chronographes have the Iron I need in my diet but being in Illinois, you may only shoot chronos in the air. I got tired of sitting all weekend for one to move.
I think I will just wait for duck season.
You drive a 60,000 dollar car that is worth 60,000 dollars or a 60,000 dollar car that msrp for 60,000 thats worth 32,000 dollars. Doesn't have a hitch so it doesn't mean crap to me. Just like a C-stock. Worthless.