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Ah, yes. Interwoven discussion of color names, sheer skirts, and high caliber weaponry--the Internet really is the pinnacle of human achievement.
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...and, have you priced reloading gear, or for that matter, powder, lately?
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All prices from http://www.gibrass.com/, quantity for 100 rounds. (Except powder, which is an 8 pound jug; ~240 rounds' worth)
$0.50 Bullets: 695 gr. FMJBT $0.30 Primers: CCI #35 $0.24 Powder: WC860 pull-down, 235 gr. $1.04 per reload; brass is ~$0.70 each, but I don't have the experience to know about the case life. But even if you're set up to reload other cartridges, you'll likely need a new (bigger) press to take the 50 dies. So there's some serious upfront costs, too... It's a pricey hobby no matter which way you do it. Still nothing like burning ammo with a (full-automatic) M2, though. |
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I suggest Counter-Strike. You can buy your weapons from money you get when your team wins a round.
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tuition, yes. luck, no. |
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Not so much a hijack, as an object lesson.
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$0.11 90gr of Goex FFF black powder $0.05 Remmington 11 primer cap $0.09 220gr .54 cal lead ball ------ $0.25 per shot And initial cost is waaay less than cartridge shooting. sure it's more of a "past time" than testosterone driven plinking. But you do learn patience, accuracy, and diligence especially when hunting with black powder. |
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