I've seen the ABC's of Reloading recommended for years. Recently Amazon has a version I downloaded to a Kindle. I was disappointed and do not recommend it for a beginning reloader to learn. It simply is a bunch of articles mostly out of date, a lot of bullet casting info, and is a good "history" of reloading but you're much better off getting a Lyman's 49th Edition reloading manual or another latest edition manual from Hornady, Lee, Speer, Sierra, or Nosler. You will have all the info you need to start loading safely from these manuals plus reloading data for their bullets. ABC's has no data. Some powder company or other bullet company manuals are good also. Save your money and add one of the latest manuals to your library. Now if you're just interested in the history of reloading with some old articles from around the
60's and like to read then go ahead with the ABC's of Reloading. It's not a total waste of money and is good reading but just not what the beginning reloader needs to learn. Just my opinion.