Bryan27 Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jul 31, 2007 662 0 45 Tennessee Nov 21, 2009 #1 Nov 21, 2009 #1 I just started reloading and would like to get a few more books and manuals. I've got the Hornady and Speer reloading books. Anything I shouldn't be without or ones to stay away from?
I just started reloading and would like to get a few more books and manuals. I've got the Hornady and Speer reloading books. Anything I shouldn't be without or ones to stay away from?
Victor N TN Retired civilian fart Full Member Minuteman Feb 16, 2002 4,013 16 72 Knoxville TN Nov 21, 2009 #2 Nov 21, 2009 #2 Re: Reloading books and manuals Get the Lyman's Centerfire Handloading Manual. Read ALL the safety data twice.
Re: Reloading books and manuals Get the Lyman's Centerfire Handloading Manual. Read ALL the safety data twice.
Bryan27 Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jul 31, 2007 662 0 45 Tennessee Nov 21, 2009 #3 Nov 21, 2009 #3 Re: Reloading books and manuals I'll look into the lyman's. Any chance it'd have much in the way of reloading charts for cast pistol bullets?
Re: Reloading books and manuals I'll look into the lyman's. Any chance it'd have much in the way of reloading charts for cast pistol bullets?
jdel Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Mar 4, 2007 178 0 CA Nov 21, 2009 #4 Nov 21, 2009 #4 Re: Reloading books and manuals Get the individual powder co data too. Sierra is a good one too. Hogden will cover Wn and IMR powders.
Re: Reloading books and manuals Get the individual powder co data too. Sierra is a good one too. Hogden will cover Wn and IMR powders.
Halfnutz Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Supporter Jan 14, 2008 1,998 2,059 Peoria County, Illinois Nov 22, 2009 #5 Nov 22, 2009 #5 Re: Reloading books and manuals Lyman has cast bullet data in the handloading book for most pistol and some rifle.
Re: Reloading books and manuals Lyman has cast bullet data in the handloading book for most pistol and some rifle.
Queequeg Door Man Full Member Minuteman May 16, 2008 1,646 21 65 Florida, Hillsborough county Nov 22, 2009 #6 Nov 22, 2009 #6 Re: Reloading books and manuals The Lee manual is good also as it compiles data from all the powder, bullet and equipment manufacturers. R.L. Macpherson's book is good too.
Re: Reloading books and manuals The Lee manual is good also as it compiles data from all the powder, bullet and equipment manufacturers. R.L. Macpherson's book is good too.