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For a new reloader I think the Lyman manual is the best resource.It is very complete and has the best pictures / description of the process .It will last a lifetime and I buy one every time they are updated. The Speer and Sierra manual have the most technical data in my opinion and are better suited to an experienced reloader ( something to look forward to in my mind ). I have loaded since 1974 and have several old manuals .The Hornaday manual is my least favorite although it is complete ( I use a lot of other Hornaday products and this is a great supplier).I am sure there are other good resources.

[QUOTE="Ramjet, post: 1610993, member: 4953"] For a new reloader I think the Lyman manual is the best resource.It is very complete and has the best pictures / description of the process .It will last a lifetime and I buy one every time they are updated. The Speer and Sierra manual have the most technical data in my opinion and are better suited to an experienced reloader ( something to look forward to in my mind ). I have loaded since 1974 and have several old manuals .The Hornaday manual is my least favorite although it is complete ( I use a lot of other Hornaday products and this is a great supplier).I am sure there are other good resources. [/QUOTE]

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