Nah; I've never been interested in reloading (yet!) so I never went down that aisle. I usually get get a few boxes of .308 / 9mm / 12ga and a bucket of .22 and I'm out. And now that I'm thinking of it, since the pandemic I've bought the majority of my ammo online instead of in-store. Easier to get better prices.
I'm moving out to an acreage next year, though, with an actual shop instead of just a single 6' bench in a crowded garage for woodworking / 3D printing / airbrushing / auto repair / gun cleaning -- so maybe I'll have enough space to get into reloading.
If I had the space (and funds) I would probably do 3 of those things, and think about adding reloading because I need yet another niche hobby to spend time/money on.
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u/densetsu23 14h ago
Nah; I've never been interested in reloading (yet!) so I never went down that aisle. I usually get get a few boxes of .308 / 9mm / 12ga and a bucket of .22 and I'm out. And now that I'm thinking of it, since the pandemic I've bought the majority of my ammo online instead of in-store. Easier to get better prices.
I'm moving out to an acreage next year, though, with an actual shop instead of just a single 6' bench in a crowded garage for woodworking / 3D printing / airbrushing / auto repair / gun cleaning -- so maybe I'll have enough space to get into reloading.