I have been reloading for about a year and have accumulated between 5-8 different types and weights of bullets for each caliber I reload (.223 .22-250 .308 .300WM) Most are just used to punch paper or varmints. As my reloading has progressed I have sort of ruled out some of the bullets. For example: my LTR loves 155 Scenars and 168gr SMK but not 175 SMK. I also have a ridiculous number of 190-200gr SMK and Match HPs when I think I will stick with the Berger VLD for my 300. Same deal with .224 bullets but have settled on 52gr SMK.
I am just wondering if, as you progress as a reloader, you keep trying to develop a load for every bullet or do you tend to settle on 1 or 2 for each caliber? How many different bullets do you have for each caliber and how many of them do your actively load?
Just wonderin'
I am just wondering if, as you progress as a reloader, you keep trying to develop a load for every bullet or do you tend to settle on 1 or 2 for each caliber? How many different bullets do you have for each caliber and how many of them do your actively load?
Just wonderin'