Reloading for Dummies????

[petefixer]

Anyone got a beginers guide to reloading for sale?
I have never even seen it done so needless to say I need some literature or even better is it on DVD? Is it ok that put this post here, or should I get it in the classifieds?
Thanks All!

Mike

 

[RePete]

I just googled Reloading manuals and there's about eighty pages.

Try doing a search.

 

[petefixer]

I have been using this sight for a long time and like doing business with the people on here. Besides that I figure after the posts I have read in the reloading forum, it seems like the people here know what they are doing and why not use what they use? Make sense?

 

[win22250]

I'd suggest you get with a seasoned reloader and spend some quality hours watching, learning, and asking questions.

 

[petefixer]

That is probably the best Idea. I am going to search for someone n the Central WI area. Thank You.

 

[DDJ]

Here's a online tutorial with pics for begining reloaders. You can get quite a bit of info from this site.
Dave
http://www.reloadbench.com/gloss/guide.html

 

[2muchgun]

I learned reading Richard Lee's manuals, front to back. I don't always agree with everything I read now, or do it that way, but it was a great way to get started on the basics....

 

[Dave Allen]

The 1st Manual i read was the Lyman 48th Edition..Front to back three or four time's..I'm a firm believer in reading any manual..To many guy's just wanna find it all on the "net" ..JMO..

 

[mtbadger]

DDJ thank you for that link.

 

[claimbuster]

There is a lot of material out there. As mentioned before, the Lyman Manual is a good starter.

Just take your time. Reloading is amazingly simple, it just requires having your brain in the "on position" and some patience.

When you are choosing loads, turn off the "testosterone pump", it will be easier on your guns and possibly even easier on your eyes and face.

 

[petefixer]

See I knew I could count on you guys!!!!! Thanks for all the info.

 

[crzybowhntr]

I believe Lees website has some instructional video. I bought my press, dies. etc. and read the instructions and asked lots of questions to folks when I got started a few months ago - So I too am in the learning phase. Good luck and be safe!! More importantly have fun

 

[cngerms]

Two places to start:

http://www.predatormastersforums.com/ubb...page=0#52462599

http://www.rcbs.com/guide/default.aspx

 

[cngerms]

Most handloading manuals have guides in the front. Buy some manuals and read them. I'm a firm believer in the theory, "You can't have too many reloading manuals." I'm constantly searching ALL of my manuals for load data in conflict or agreement.

 

[Matt N.]

There is a video called Learn to reload for handgun and rifle in under 41 minutes, or something like that.

 

[Orneryolfart357]

Another good Book, is the ABC's of reloading.