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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

Reloading Economics

I could see myself hand loading nice custom loads in 45-70 Gov't or .45LC where the round would cost me $1 or $2.
Those are straight wall cartridges. I can see .308 or .30-06, but there is the neck-shaping which requires more detail.

I met match shooters who load their own ammo. 600 yards with an AR, I hear them talk about the specs. Or the other guy shooting F-Class with his Palma rifle. Every round of .308 is literally "hand crafted".
 
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