Brass and Bullets can still be found so I'm making my own for the time being.
I have been doing the above most of my life, it always amazed me that shooters just did not catch on. The only ammo I don't make is 9X18 because it is soooo cheap. So far it seems to not have been affected by the ammo scare.
9x18 as in 9mm Makarov? Far as I've seen, that's neither plentiful nor cheap. Or are you referring to 9x19 Luger?
The reason reloading hasn't "caught on," is because not everyone has the time to take on another hobby on top of shooting in the first place.
really, I've seen surplus makarov go for 10 dollars a box of 50. for centerfire pistol ammo that's cheap.
1,000 ROUNDS DELIVERED
SKU: 9x18-MAK-PRVI-93GR-1000
Availability: 29 in stock
$350.00
Buy in bulk....you will be shooting it eventually.
9x18 as in 9mm Makarov? Far as I've seen, that's neither plentiful nor cheap. Or are you referring to 9x19 Luger?
The reason reloading hasn't "caught on," is because not everyone has the time to take on another hobby on top of shooting in the first place.
I buy wolf ammo online without problems, and usually get it within a couple days, where other ammo shows out of stock. Usually it is anywhere from 10 to 12 dollars. It used to be around 9 dollars, so while it has gone up, it has not skyrocketed. As far as the time, I guess that is their loss, reloading can be done most of the time while others spend time on video games and watching TV. For the most part it can be done while watching TV or listening to music. Just during the vital charging and loading takes directed attention, I make sure there are no distractions. A half hour a day is not really that much time, casting usually takes longer though.
9x18 as in 9mm Makarov?
The reason reloading hasn't "caught on," is because not everyone has the time to take on another hobby on top of shooting in the first place.
You're right. Staying home at night and loading a box or two of ammo often gets in the way of going out and drinking with the gang.
Reloaders, for some reason, don't seem to have the "ammo shortage" issues that others do.
I have three kids from 7 to 2 and a fourth on the way. To suggest that anyone that doesn't have the time to reload must be out drinking is a bit insulting. I also have a home to take care of. Should I just let it fall apart?
Just some things to think about.