I am seriously considering getting into reloading - not necessarily because it would be less expensive, because I think that, although the cost per round might be less in the long run, it wouldn't be in the begining with start-up costs, AND I think that I would shoot more often. Rather, I want to get into reloading for two primary reasons:
1) I do not like some of the factory selections in the cartridges I have.
2) I think that it would make for a very relaxing, and satisfying, hobby.
I have read all of these posts and have become "somewhat" familiarlized with the terminology and basic necessariy items. For example, I think that I will get an RCBS Rock Chucker kit.
Anyway, more relevant to this post, I was wondering who makes the best brass and why? Is there really such a thing as "best" brass? Money is no object. I just want the best. Thanks guys.
Zachary
1) I do not like some of the factory selections in the cartridges I have.
2) I think that it would make for a very relaxing, and satisfying, hobby.
I have read all of these posts and have become "somewhat" familiarlized with the terminology and basic necessariy items. For example, I think that I will get an RCBS Rock Chucker kit.
Anyway, more relevant to this post, I was wondering who makes the best brass and why? Is there really such a thing as "best" brass? Money is no object. I just want the best. Thanks guys.
Zachary