froggy wrote:I watched "Ben's Building: Mussolini, Monuments and Modernism" from Jonathan Meades's triology of "authoritarian architecture" on BBC I-Player last night. Maybe you should crack open a bottle of Italian red ?
25 years ago Froggy nothing would have been better than sitting down to discuss Italian dictators while quaffing a couple of bottles of Italian red but these days its a cheeky Baileys at New Year if I'm lucky or a nice cup of blended tea
New articles, some times new editors, but mainly updated data taking account of new powders, components, calibres and burning rate/performance changes to existing powders.
When hand loading you should always use up to date data, powder manufacturers are a good place to start as are current manuals. Past manuals are only of historical/curiosity interest where data is concerned.
The new Lyman book is out now the 50th edition.
Come on Bambi get some
Imperial Good Metric Bad
Analogue Good Digital Bad
