[TamThompson]

Would anyone in or near the Austin, Texas area be willing to put up with teaching me the fine art of reloading for handguns? I've read just enough about it to realize that I really need to learn it first-hand and not just buy a kit. I can provide some .45acp, .357mag, and .38sp brass. I have no equipment nor manuals--I'd like to see things in action first, and get recommendations.

Thanks,

[Dave P]

Gotta be someone out there that can help the lady! Or does it have anything to do with all the local liberals??

[TamThompson]

Dave, thanks for the encouragement (although I, myself, am a moderate.)

I don't have a problem learning reloading from any liberals---they may be good at it. They just don't want OTHERS to be good at it. ;) (For those who didn't get it, that's an allusion to all the celebrities out there with CCW's and CHL's who speak out in favor of gun control. Hypocrites!) (Especially Mr. Terminator, whose platform includes gun control.)

[braindead0]

Well, you can start with a couple of loading manuals.. Most gun shops carry them. Read all the general information in both (no sense reading all the loaddata) and then ask questions!

A lot of people get started loading without any 'training'.

You may also try some of the larger sporting goods/gun places in your area. We have one down here that on occasion has Dillon or RCBS (or others) come out and give free classes on loading... of course they'll try to sell you there stuff too.. but that's the price ;-)

[Stinger]

I never thought I would agree with anyone who is braindead :D

But take his advice, you can never really have enough manuals.

Stinger