I dont think so.
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I shoot 12gauge every now and then would it be worth it to reload?
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You can save money if you reload. It really depends on how much you shoot. You can save more for reloading sub- gauges. And if you dont want to reload, sell 'em. Post upbulletins at clubs, go to the local gun store, anything. If you sell them to gun stores, they take them in lots of 100. 12 ga., you can get about 4-5 cents apiece for a shell. Loading sub- ga. can easily bring twice that.
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