I need to practice making holes of different calibers in paper targets.
But "Bidenomics" has made things so expensive, I'm reluctant to practice making holes because I'll have to replace the pew-pew hole makers.
I'd buy a reloading system if I was sure I'll be able to buy primers in the future.
Am I worried for nothing?
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Practice with a .22 works, just sayin... and unless you're loading 5000 rounds, reloading doesn't even 'break even' on the cost IF you can get the supplies.
With macular degeneration in my right (shooting) eye I've turned to pellet guns for practice. Helps me work on sight picture, shooting off hand, etc. Cost is reasonable and I don't need to find a regular shooting range to practice..
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