Anyone reloading shotgun hulls during these times with ammo either being through the roof or nonexistent?
I have a bunch of hulls and I can't decide if I should buy a reloader or just sell the hulls.
Opinions?

If they are 16ga I’d buy some. Finding the components can be challenging if you are just starting.

Components seem to be much easier to find now than they were a year or two ago, but the supply has always been there. I enjoy reloading a lot. Mainly for the purpose of loading things you can't buy

Components are expensive, but at least I can roll my own. Buy a used reloader, no sense in paying full price when one can find a used one cheap. Facebook Marketplace, craigslist, etc almost always have a few cheap (in my area). Many yard sales/auctions too. Being able to tailor make a load for a gun/choke combo has its advantages.

For me the inability to get components has been a real stumbling block. Primers especially.

Believe I actually might have some 16 gauge. Mostly are 12 and 20 gauge though. Sold my 410 at the SD convention.

If you are feeding a one lunger you can reload without a press. Still have to have powder, primers, and shot, though.

Components are showing up. Just this past week I got an 8 pounder of Alliant 20/28 for my 20 and 28 ga guns and an 8 pounder of Clay Dot for the 12. Shot and wads have never been a problem and I have a couple cases (5000 per case) of primers. Yes components have taken a real jump in price the last couple of years. Having said that when I started reloading shot shells a 25 pound bag of shot and a one pound can of powder cost me $2.50 each. I did my loading on the livingroom floor with a Lee Whack-a-Mole die set and a rubber mallet. My powder measure was a cut down 30 carbine case with a piece of bailing wire soldered on for a handle. Just today I was in a local shop that had 4 used loaders sitting on the floor looking for a home. Three MEC presses and a PW.

I'm wanting to but can't find reasonably priced primers. I've been looking for over a year. Yes, I could order them online maybe but by the time you add on the hazmat fee and shipping are you even saving any money over just buying shells?

There is a good market for 16 gauge hulls. The 12 & 20 gauge hulls not so much but depending on what they are, you may find a buyer.

You definitely save money on reloading, I reload 20GA. 20ga winchester 3" hulls are rare, but they work so good! Definitely recommend it, go with midwayusa