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Just bought this book as am considering getting into reloading.
Have to say i'm not all that impressed.

Try and get hold of the twelfth edition of the Speer reloading manual. A thorough read of this will start you off on the right foot.

I would also recomend the Lyman for some one just starting out. I have a copy of their re loading manual and the cast boolit reloading guide and think they are excellent.
I also have lots of other re loading manuals but I still refer to the Lyman and its not expensive to buy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irC3NuIK ... ure=colike

Try this instead!

Great start to the Video Watcher, I will go back and have a closer look

Watcher wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irC3NuIK ... ure=colike

Try this instead!

Thanks for that he has some cool videos mate.
The one on the ACC 300 black out round are interesting.

As for reloading I'm going to start with a Lee hand press to get started and then take it from there cant remember the name of the person who posted the info on here about it but thanks for takeing the time to post it sign92 :cheers: .




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If you are going to be re loading for full bore rifle calibers do not waste your money on a Lee hand press.

honsu wrote:

Watcher wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irC3NuIK ... ure=colike

Try this instead!

Thanks for that he has some cool videos mate.
The one on the ACC 300 black out round are interesting.

As for reloading I'm going to start with a Lee hand press to get started and then take it from there cant remember the name of the person who posted the info on here about it but thanks for takeing the time to post it sign92 :cheers: .




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SimG is our resident Lee fan and proselytiser.

The lee hand press is a good piece of kit for the money but I concur with Dave, I would not recommend it for handloading many centre fire rifle rounds especially if you are FL resizing, unless of course you have arms like Popeye.