Lymans 50th Edition

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Do you know if these are all the new cartridges "New Cartridges Included: 17 Hornet, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5-284, 26 Nosler, 28 Nosler, 300 Blackout, 300 RCM, 338 RCM, 450 Bushmaster, 458 SOCOM, 50 Beowulf"
 
I just ordered the manual today. according to the description they should be in the new manual. I will send a follow up report once I receive it.
 
Thanks for the tip Parman. I just ordered mine. The Lyman 49th has been my favorite manual since it initially came out. The 48th before that....and so on. I think the oldest one I have is the 45th edition.
 
Is it just a reprint of the 49th but with those new calibers added? I'd be inclined to get it if it had more powders listed with the bullet weights/types. Especially the relatively new ones like BE-86.
 
Is it just a reprint of the 49th but with those new calibers added? I'd be inclined to get it if it had more powders listed with the bullet weights/types. Especially the relatively new ones like BE-86.
Well, from the "horse's mouth", Lyman's website (Lymans website

They say this:
Lyman Supports Our Second Amendment - $1 from each book sold will be donated to the NRA
For more than a century, the Ideal and then Lyman handbooks have been the reloaders’ core resource for proven reloading data. Lyman handbooks have always used the widest selection of cartridges, bullets and powder from all the major manufacturers. This 50th Edition continues our tradition of being the only data source using multiple brands throughout our data.

Features and Highlights:
New Cartridges Included: 17 Hornet, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5-284, 26 Nosler, 28 Nosler, 300 Blackout, 300 RCM, 338 RCM, 450 Bushmaster, 458 SOCOM, 50 Beowulf
New Full Color Edition - The 50th Anniversary edition is our first reloading handbook produced in full color

Feature Articles by Top Gun Writers and Firearm Industry Experts
“Barrels – Looking into the Unknown” by Ryan Newport
“Advanced Case Preparation Techniques” by John Haviland
“What is a Ballistic Coefficient and How Do You Use It?” by Dave Emary and Lane Pearce
“The History of Modern Lyman Handbooks” by Ed Matunas, Ken Ramage and Tom Griffin
 
Owning the latest edition of any handbook you use is a good idea. If there were any errors in the previous editions they are normally corrected in the latest edition.
 
For anyone else interested Midway Shooters Supply is advertising the 50th edition for sale at $24.99. Have to wonder as the 50th is out if remaining stock of the 49th edition will have a price reduction or be sent back to Lyman by distributors to be destroyed?

Ron
 
Midsouth has them back in stock for $19.70 plus postage. Got mine 2 days ago and it's the best edition yet. Lots of new info in it and it's all done in color with color photos.
 
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