Handloading, also known as reloading, is the process of assembling ammunition by loading individual components, such as bullet projectiles, gunpowder, and cartridge cases, into completed rounds. This practice allows shooters to customize ammunition to suit their specific needs, whether for accuracy, cost savings, or specific ballistic performance. The handloading process typically involves several steps: 1. **Component Selection**: Handloaders choose bullets, primers, powders, and cases based on their desired performance characteristics.
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