Best first reloading manual/handbook?

[AFJuvat]

Originally Posted by pitor

Good question. Both

In that case, I am doubling down with the Lyman manual.

A couple of hints about reloading manuals.

The ones put out by reloading companies feature their equipment, but bullets and powders from several manufacturers.

Those put out by bullet companies only feature their bullets

Those put out by powder companies only use their powders.

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by AFJuvat

In that case, I am doubling down with the Lyman manual.

A couple of hints about reloading manuals.

The ones put out by reloading companies feature their equipment, but bullets and powders from several manufacturers.

Those put out by bullet companies only feature their bullets

Those put out by powder companies only use their powders.

That's pretty much what I said in my text to you.

For $14, that Hornady 9th edition would be a good starting point. Get it, read it and if you don't like it, Amazon has a great return policy.

[sdmc530]

Or be dishonest and copy the pages for your cartridges and send it back. Don't ask

[DaFadda]

The Mischievous monkey should have told you to ask for a free copy of our favorite reloading manual. Hmmmm... Ask... and you may receive.

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by DaFadda

The Mischievous monkey should have told you to ask for a free copy of our favorite reloading manual. Hmmmm... Ask... and you may receive.

I didn't know we had one? I want one. Puuuuuhhhhleeeeeeasssssse.

[pitor]

Originally Posted by DaFadda

The Mischievous monkey should have told you to ask for a free copy of our favorite reloading manual. Hmmmm... Ask... and you may receive.

Then I'm politely asking, may I have a copy? :grin

Originally Posted by skosh69

I didn't know we had one? I want one. Puuuuuhhhhleeeeeeasssssse.

Get in line monkey!

[skosh69]

Originally Posted by pitor

Get in line monkey!

The monkey does not wait beyond anyone.......