Posted by Bret4207 on January 24, 2012 at 17:49:52 from (64.19.90.196):
Unlike you I won't try to be insulting. "Boolits" isn't "bullets" misspelled. It's just a slang term we use. If you were really into cast and handloading you'd know you could reload for a few cents a round. No need for jacketed bullets when you can make your own boolits! No need for large doses of expensive powders when there are surplus powders and commercial powders that only take a pinch to get the job done and there are lots of lower priced primers out there if you know where to look. I'm still burning up primers from the mid 70's, so while you have some time on me, I'm hardly a noobie at this. I went through the "gotta have the biggest, fastest, loudest, kickingest gun around" stage 30 years ago. Maybe you ought to consider that you might just be in a rut. Time to think out of the box.
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