hamp sandwich
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I'm a reloading data/manual whore... I love them all, but I do tend to reference the Lyman and Hornady books often. I also look up data online from the power manufacturers religiously.
What is the best reloading manual nowadays?
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Iron Sight
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E Book
Would buy an E Book format of the Lyman 49th.
I already have it in Paperback.
Would buy an E Book format of the Lyman 49th.
I already have it in Paperback.
voicomp
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My "intro to Reloading " class was a Lee manual an ammo-&-reloading-supplies guy sold me for half price after I mentioned I was thinking about trying to learn to reload. No haggle. No big purchase. I think maybe I had spent 30 or 40 bucks and then casually mentioned I had thoughts about trying to learn how. He said something like "here's the best place I know to start and I will sell it to you for less than I paid." I already had a Lyman 47 (quite a few years old) but for whatever reason that didn't get me going. The Lee did the trick. I use plenty of other resources and there are things I know I can't find in the Lee (CFE loads for example) but Lee still is my usual default starting point. No matter what your source, cross referencing is always a good idea
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