Newbie to reloading
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rocksglocks
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Newbie to reloading
Hello Jason here, first time really on forum like this so any pointers?
Remember 45 acp beats 911 on reaction time!
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Ironsights
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Re: Newbie to reloading
welcome, and my only advice in reloading for beginners is to follow the reloading manual to the letter, check and recheck your procedures and when it comes to time to fire your first round you have loaded, have a buddy pull the trigger for you.
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rocksglocks
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Re: Newbie to reloading
Ha thanks I was a little nervous first round I fired!
Remember 45 acp beats 911 on reaction time!
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JustShootIt
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Re: Newbie to reloading
Welcome to the site.....
Plenty of folks here to help with reloading.....
If you need a test dummy I suggest Till......we dont like him anyway
Plenty of folks here to help with reloading.....
If you need a test dummy I suggest Till......we dont like him anyway
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing."(Edmund Burke)
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scorpionmain
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Re: Newbie to reloading
I need to get in on this thread.
I want to get into reloading too.
Which book/manual would you all recommend to start?
What brand is your alls favored equipment?
I want to get into reloading too.
Which book/manual would you all recommend to start?
What brand is your alls favored equipment?
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Ironsights
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Re: Newbie to reloading
scorpionmain wrote:I need to get in on this thread.
I want to get into reloading too.
Which book/manual would you all recommend to start?
What brand is your alls favored equipment?
I have RCBS press,scales ect...most of my dies are LEE. I would recomend the ABC's of reloading as a book to read. you can find it on amazon im sure. and of course ill help anyway i can.
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rocksglocks
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Re: Newbie to reloading
Thanks. I've got the Lyman 49th manual but it only lists couple loadsfor each caliber. I'm looking up info but seems all over place. What load data source you find best?
Currently doing 9 mm in 115 and 124 gr wanting use 231 or titegroup any load tips?
Currently doing 9 mm in 115 and 124 gr wanting use 231 or titegroup any load tips?
Re: Newbie to reloading
Welcome. You need more than one resource book as they all will be a little different. No one book is always correct. I use Hornady and Sierra most of time. The powder manufactures have load data on their web pages and I think that they are free. You can never have to much information. Most of my equipment is RCBS.