Going to have to learn how to shoot a rifle one-handed. A box of ammo cost me the other arm.

Ol dad

Shooting is one thing..hitting is a nother

probably should sell the spare Kidney , you only need one and it doesn't effect your shooting once you heal up!

Oh no! I'm sorry to hear this. Bad reload?

lol

What kind of ammo and what did it cost? Did you get to pick which arm you gave up?

At least it did not cost you a arm and a leg

Why did you shoot a whole box? Better question, why didn't you already have 5+ boxes stashed away? The days of $9.99 Red Box Federals are gone forever. Premium hunting ammo will run roughly $50 box these days. Common calibers will be a little less, many magnum's and "odd" calibers will be more.

Got 10 boxes already bought for my 6.8 western.

Well done! Save your brass even if you don't reload.

What I am doing.

Just cot off the back end of the stock makes it 10x easier to shoot one handed

Hornady 100 grn interlocks in .243... $50 with tax.

Ol dad

That is a little high. I just looked and they are $22.94 at Midway. Were they looking at your leg too?

Federal Premium 300 H&H with 180 grain Nosler Partitions were a deal at $100 box about 10 years ago. 32 Rem, 30 Rem, 25-35, etc is all crowding $100 box or $5 shot.

Holy crap. I have been buying factory Norma for my 7x57 for less than $25/box from Midway just to get the brass.

I load for pretty much everything else.

$50/box for 243???

Swing......and a miss

No, someone didn’t really look. That particular round was discontinued. He may have found a website trying to see what people are willing to pay for them, but thats by no means a normal price