Hello from California

maxxer2

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I know I'm in CA (aka, Communist Area) but as you know life isn't perfect. I'm envious of everyone who can just buy any handgun from forum/gunbroker/online without first checking whether it's in the roster.

Anyways, I'm actually a new gun owner (picked up my first firearm, Mossberg 88, end of 2024) and since then bought several new handguns including a new S&W 610.

Unfortunately, I had to send the 610 in to S&W last week (one day after the 10 day wait period) due to light strikes (15 rounds out of 100 10mm, and about 3 rounds out of 100 .40).

I've realized that I do prefer revolvers so I bought 2 more revolvers and some reloading equipment.

Looking forward to learning from old-timers here.

Thanks for reading,
Ed
 
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Welcome from the Free State of Wisconsin. (Sorta upper-middle with big lakes top and to the right.)
 
Welcome from central Tennessee from another Commiformia escapee. Also, welcome to reloading, VERY enjoyable hobby.
 
welcome from the sf bay area,deep behind enemy lines,get a c and r 03 ffl and you can order ammo on line ,big saveings

Hey neighbor, yup already got FFL03+COE but tbh I spend way more $$$ on ammo than guns which is kinda crazy. I feel that modern guns are not that expensive if we factor in inflation but ammo price is crazy especially for the niche rounds such as 44 special, 32 h&r magnum and 327 federal magnum. Even for something like .40 s&w, it adds up. I think for each of the guns (both shotguns and handguns), I've already spent over 5x the price of the guns on ammo in 3 months...
 
Welcome from central Tennessee from another Commiformia escapee. Also, welcome to reloading, VERY enjoyable hobby.

Thank you,
I'm waiting for the Lee hand press to arrive from midway. I'll start with the 32 h&r magnum and if I get the hang of it, I'll move to 44 special as well.
 
... but ammo price is crazy especially for the niche rounds such as 44 special, 32 h&r magnum and 327 federal magnum. Even for something like .40 s&w, it adds up.

Once you start reloading you realize what the true cost is.

Have you always been a high volume shooter?

If you have a Range where you can shoot for free. When I did I shot three times a week. If I have to pay for range time then its once or twice a month.
 
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