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What's a good book to get and read to learn about getting into reloading, probally just going to be loading 300 wm for now and maybe handgun later down the road.
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Read what you want watch the video's you want they are all good to some extent. The best is to have someone who has been through the growing process to get you started.
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Unless things have changed, the first chapter in every reloading manual is geared towards people who don't know anything about reloading.
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Pick up the latest Nosler Reloading Guide #7, it will give you reloading A-Z in the beiging. Their format is exellent and easy to follow. Their loads are also less reserved than most.
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:)I really like the Sierra Manual.
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