NEW TO RELOADING

[mig201]

I am thinking of getting into reloading. Any publications that will provide a good overview? Haven't bought anything yet, but want to study on it. Thanks

 

[Infantry23]

Hornady reloading manual 9th edition. Youtube has some good tutorials. These mds guys are pretty good too for answering your questions.

 

[lx1x]

Abc of reloading.

 

[Patriot]

Hornady reloading manual 9th edition. Youtube has some good tutorials. These mds guys are pretty good too for answering your questions.

Youtube can really give you a great overview. Don't use any recipes you hear without verifying them in a up to date load manual though. I really like my Lee reloading manual. Many bullet manufacturers have a reloading manual as well.

 

[K31]

Speer manual, NRA Guide to Reloading.

 

[Longhammer]

I have a copy of the ABC's of reloading I will give you. PM me

 

[pcfixer]

http://www.amazon.com/ABCs-Reloading-Definitive-Novice-Expert/dp/1440213968

This is a great deal $15.99

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYS_3VsmOP0
there is alot of youtube video on equipment and How To.

 

[Pinecone]

ABC of Reloading is a GREAT start.

Then any or all of the bullet and powder company manuals. Speer, Hornady, Sierra, Hodgdon, Accurate, etc

 

[Mooseman]

I am currently reading the ABCs of Reloading. It is very informative.

 

[LGood48]

Lee's Modern Reloading 2d Edition. Lots of how to data and recipes for almost every known cartridge.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/639649/lee-modern-reloading-2nd-edition-revised-reloading-manual

 

[Vision]

Check out fsreloading.com for Lee loading equipment. I am a big fan of the classic turret press. Great way to get into reloading without having to shell out a ton of $ for a Dillon.

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[Colt Justice]

You're picking a really bad time to start reloading, given the "panic" and all components being taken before they even hit the shelves, but maybe that's a good thing, because you can read up and get familiar with the process before you start actually reloading.
When I got started, I read everything I could get my hands on before I could afford a press. When I actually got started, I was pretty familiar with the process, and the learning curve was pretty easy.

 

[Infantry23]

You're picking a really bad time to start reloading, given the "panic" and all components being taken before they even hit the shelves, but maybe that's a good thing, because you can read up and get familiar with the process before you start actually reloading.
When I got started, I read everything I could get my hands on before I could afford a press. When I actually got started, I was pretty familiar with the process, and the learning curve was pretty easy.

Yeah, its a tough time to start but dont be discouraged. I started very recently too and there are definitely components out there to be had if you know where to look. Classifieds here is a great way to get components, in my experience