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How much brass for hunting rifle?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mikecr" data-source="post: 1317809" data-attributes="member: 1521"><p>Research life of the barrel & buy enough components for that.</p><p>It may seem excess, but those components will not go down in value -while the gun will.</p><p></p><p>A while back I decided to use components of one of my custom guns to build another. So to begin I sold off the reloading components for it. I ended up making more for the remaining reloading components I held than their cost, AND the entire cost of the custom gun build, including scope.</p><p>I see now that I could do this over & over, and not just with guns, but anything of real value.</p><p></p><p>Our world has gone full blown disposable. </p><p>You can no longer go to a familiar store and always buy what they've always had on hand. </p><p>Assume they don't anymore..</p><p>If today you happen to notice something that works, anything, consider whether you could need this something that works in the future. If so, buy all you can of it immediately. Chances are you will already find it disappearing, and very soon there will be nothing of it but dead internet links. Ghosts of it.</p><p>From motorcycles to furniture, pills to shoes,, and bullets,,, and primers and brass,,, nothing defies this new reality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikecr, post: 1317809, member: 1521"] Research life of the barrel & buy enough components for that. It may seem excess, but those components will not go down in value -while the gun will. A while back I decided to use components of one of my custom guns to build another. So to begin I sold off the reloading components for it. I ended up making more for the remaining reloading components I held than their cost, AND the entire cost of the custom gun build, including scope. I see now that I could do this over & over, and not just with guns, but anything of real value. Our world has gone full blown disposable. You can no longer go to a familiar store and always buy what they've always had on hand. Assume they don't anymore.. If today you happen to notice something that works, anything, consider whether you could need this something that works in the future. If so, buy all you can of it immediately. Chances are you will already find it disappearing, and very soon there will be nothing of it but dead internet links. Ghosts of it. From motorcycles to furniture, pills to shoes,, and bullets,,, and primers and brass,,, nothing defies this new reality. [/QUOTE]
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