Typically fmj runs at .40/.50 per round when purchased in quantity. Lower quantities, higher per round cost. If one plans to shoot .300 Blackout in any quantity, reloading is the best way to go. I'm down around .22 - .25 per round not including my time of course...
Hey Man, I am learning and almost have everything I need to start. I have been t-tubing, reading online and reloading manual for a while. My take is only follow exact recipe, (shape/weight/brand of bullet, exact powder or equivalent but with trepidation, exact measurements for powder(lee offers scoops but you will have to account for density/cubic centimeter if you use the scoop w/o their reloading book... learn COAL/OGIVe and use calipers...) and you should be fine. And make sure above anything to check the amount of powder in your case cause double charged cases will kill you(possibly...).
Scale and calipers, very important tools to successful reloading and helping keep all your digits in place...
