[Fisherking]

I have a S&W 629 and i used to have a Rugger carbine in 44 mag. I sold it . when I shot it it would slap me in the face hard . Started to develope a flinch with it lol.

F.K.

[BlueTurf]

My latest load is for the .44 mag. I use the Hornady 240-grain XTP. I like the fast loads, about 1300 fps. I have tried three powders that work real well, H110, 296 and Lil' Gun. So far, so good. I also have pet loads for .357 mag. 9mm. .45 acp, .308, .270, .243 and 30-30. Reloading is a great hobby.

[alsaqr]

i reload for 19 calibers: This includes 6 or 8 old calibers that are loaded every several years.

[BlueTurf]

I still believe that one can never have too much ammo.

[TXJohn]

I load for
30-30 win
22-250 AI
243 win
270 win
280 rem
260 rem
7mm stw
30-06
300 win mag
45 acp
308 win

[BlueTurf]

When I first started loading I did it to save money. Now I can buy ammo cheaper for some of my guns than it costs to reload it. Now I load so I can have some really good ammo that I know performs well in my guns.

[Fisherking]

Originally Posted by BlueTurf

When I first started loading I did it to save money. Now I can buy ammo cheaper for some of my guns than it costs to reload it. Now I load so I can have some really good ammo that I know performs well in my guns.

+1 on that.
F.K.

[Mrgreentie]

IDPA and USPSA: 9mm 147grain. Shooting 800-rounds per weekend.

F-Class Open: 308 WInchester 175gr SMK - Havent shot in months. Pistol is taking all my time.

For fun: 243 and 30-30

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