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Originally Posted By: arrowheadI'm self taught. I started with a Lee shotgun loading set, the one you used a hammer with, in the late '60s. From there I went into centerfire rifle and then pistol. I bought manuals and read them. ALL the information I use for reloading still comes from either manuals or a manufacturer's website. Those sources I trust to give safe information. That pretty much exactly describes my entrance into reloading. Lee shotgun die because loaded ammo was too expensive to waste on pigeons! I also read all the gun mags, Keith, O'Conner etc. Then started collaborating with other reloaders. Now I'm the one others come to.

[QUOTE="Rbreb13, post: 2489534, member: 46290"] Originally Posted By: arrowheadI'm self taught. I started with a Lee shotgun loading set, the one you used a hammer with, in the late '60s. From there I went into centerfire rifle and then pistol. I bought manuals and read them. ALL the information I use for reloading still comes from either manuals or a manufacturer's website. Those sources I trust to give safe information. That pretty much exactly describes my entrance into reloading. Lee shotgun die because loaded ammo was too expensive to waste on pigeons! I also read all the gun mags, Keith, O'Conner etc. Then started collaborating with other reloaders. Now I'm the one others come to. [img]https://www.predatormastersforums.com/forums/images/graemlins/default/thumbup.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]

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