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About LinkBacksShooting that many rounds per month which equals into ALOT over a year... that's ALOT of money which can be saved by reloading your own!
The great thing about reloading is you get to tailor your ammo to your rifle and save money.
Downside is... reloading is addictive where you'll start experimenting with a lot more powders, projectiles.
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