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Noob reloader questions

Be careful when searching for Powder Valley.

https://www.powdervalleyinc.com/ is a good site.
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https://powdervalleyinc.org/ is NOT.
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There are TONS of these fake gun supply sites online now.

There should be a law, you know? An ENFORCED law.

Anyway, watch out for pre-covid prices, items in stock that NO ONE else has, and so forth. If it sounds too good to be true.............

And the clincher is: Act like you're making a purchase, get stuff into your cart and proceed to checkout. HERE you can find out the nitty gritty. If the site takes only PayPal friends and family, Vimeo ?, bitcoin and other untraceable payments, SKIP IT. If they don't take credit cards direct, most likely they are NOT legit.
 
Lots of powder manufacturers also publish reloading data for their powders, usually available online for free. One of the ones I use frequently is the Hodgdon site. Ramshot also has a reloading data manual available, for that Hunter powder and all their others. I believe I've seen Accurate powder has one too. Just do a search for the powder manufacturer and look around the site for their own actual, tested load data
Bullet manufacturers too

I've found good info on those sites

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