Reloading ammo at home can be dangerous when fired if it’s not done properly (even small errors can cause a bullet to not fire fully/properly). Usually it’s no

Reloading ammo at home can be dangerous when fired if it’s not done properly (even small errors can cause a bullet to not fire fully/properly). Usually it’s not a big deal if the person using the firearm knows what to look out for. But with factory made ammo the chances of even a slight misfire vs reloading are drastically lower. I would only buy reloaded ammo from someone I personally trusted or if I did it myself (not that I know how, but I’d trust me learning it over someone trying to make some money on the margin between factory and reloaded ammo)