9mm

[Mags]

I can reload for 9mm kurst and did when 380 ammo prices were higher than reloading costs. At today's prices the ammo is about 8-10c lower than what I can reload for.
I've had the powder and components for a while and when I compare today's ammo cost to what I actually paid a few years ago for reloading, it's a wash. Since the money for reloading is already spent I'll likely continue to reload for it until I start to run out of powder. Now if I was low on brass, I'd buy the ammo for the brass. Fortunately I have plenty of brass.

[TeddyBear]

Reload

[Coach]

At my new LGS it was @ $300 for 1,000 rds.

With Ca taxes and background check fees you can add $65-70 to the final price…

[markiver54]

I don't reload at all, but I would think that reloading 9mm would depend on how often I shoot 9mm. What I consider a primarily defensive round, and considering the price of 9mm factory ammo, I can't see reloading it. JMO.

[BigAl52]

At my new LGS it was @ $300 for 1,000 rds.

With Ca taxes and background check fees you can add $65-70 to the final price…

Coach that is 150.00 a thousand over what I can buy it for online. But when I do I must ship it somewhere other than Commierado

[5shot]

Yes I still load 9mm. I'm incapable of leaving once fired brass laying on the ground at the range. Also cast my own bullets and still have hoarded powder and primers from back in the days when guns started having locks named after a former first lady.

There! Typed that fast enough that I didn't get booted out of my Login.

[Mags]

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There! Typed that fast enough that I didn't get booted out of my Login.

Ya, we have to tweet short and fast or get logged out

[BigAl52]

So at 5shots house a woman cannot compete

[Bake]

As a competitor, I tried to shoot the optimum ammunition for the particular weapon or discipline that I was competing in. At one point, I was shooting between 300 and 500 rounds (38 SPE/9MM & 45ACP) a week. So most of the time I reloaded . . .

[5shot]

So at 5shots house a woman cannot compete

I was referring to the individual that had that awful cavity above the cylinder latch on a S&W revolver named in her dishonor.