reload calculater

woodzie55

October 04, 2004 05:24

I once found a site that calculated reload cost. Can anyone tell me what it is?

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  rimfire72

  October 04, 2004 16:18

  If you know the cost of your components, you can calculate it yourself.Here is an example using one of my loads for the 8x57 MAU.
  New Rem. brass @ 33.00 per 100= .33 ea.
  Win powerpoint bullet @ 13.50 per 50= .27 ea.
  Fed. 210M primer @ 22.00 per 1000=.022 ea.
  IMR 3031 powder @14.00 per pound=.002 per grain x 47 grains=.094 ea.
  This comes to .716 per round (say .72)
  Next load you reuse the brass, so subtract .33=.386 or .39 per round. Of course this doesn't factor in your labor but if you enjoy reloading, that doesn't cost a penny!

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  D@D

  October 04, 2004 16:27

  Here's a good one.It does shot shells
  
  http://www.trapshooters.com/calculators.htm
  
  I don't approve of political jokes. I've seen too many of them get elected.

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  nononsense

  October 04, 2004 16:28

  If you're looking for the one that calculates shotshells, about 3 seconds with a search engine got all of them which is this one:
  
  http://www.trapshooters.com/rlcalcadv.htm

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  dennis53

  October 06, 2004 15:46

  Hello;
  
  There is a cost calc included in the "Lee Shooter" CD available from Lee Precision for about $15. on their website or from Natchez. The CD also includes a nice selection of reloading utilities. A good deal for the money.
  
  Dennis53

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