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Reloading for a Fee - What's the Going Rate?

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I'm just curious... I know there are some folks out there who reload ammo for a fee. (And yes, you would have to trust the person's skills imminently, obviously).

I'm not looking for recommendations btw - I'm merely doing some price-checking. What would you say is a reasonable fee per round for precision rifle  shooting? (Not the cost of powder/bullets, etc., I'm looking for just the cost of the reloading skill & time that would then be added on top of any component costs). 

Thanks!

 

I'm afraid I don't know.   It's not something I do, for liability reasons.   The closest I come is letting my nephew reload to his heart's content on my presses, for just the cost of components.

Mrs. Peel (& everyone else),

Check with the people here:

https://coppercreekcartridgeco.com

FYI - What you're asking for requires a licensed ammo manufacturer.

 

@Mrs. Peel. AFAIK reloading to sell someone else is in violation of federal law.  The reloaded needs a Federal ammunition manufacturer's FFL.

 

47 minutes ago, Longranger said:

Mrs. Peel (& everyone else),

Check with the people here:

https://coppercreekcartridgeco.com

FYI - What you're asking for requires a licensed ammo manufacturer.

Interesting operation there!

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