Reloading books

[marcos0901]

I have been reloading for 7-8 years now. The one thing I have never had is a good book. I have always gone off Hodgdon online data or data from on here. I want to get 3-4 books. A couple updated versions for sure and the other one or two don't really matter. What do yall suggest?

 

[338 dude]

I have been reloading for 7-8 years now. The one thing I have never had is a good book. I have always gone off Hodgdon online data or data from on here. I want to get 3-4 books. A couple updated versions for sure and the other one or two don't really matter. What do yall suggest?

 

[ByronP]

Midway USA has just about all the books you need I have pretty much all of them but if you one book that has alot of info is Modern Reloading by Richard Lee $21.49

 

[Jester560]

ABCs of Reloading is a must have for any reloading library.

 

[Critter Picker]

All the bullet manufacturers have a manual. Speer,Sierria, Hornady, Nosler, plus Lyman and Lee. They are all good.

 

[Critter Picker]

I've got a start.

 

[marcos0901]

Midway USA has just about all the books you need I have pretty much all of them but if you one book that has alot of info is Modern Reloading by Richard Lee $21.49

I have it in my cart now. Found it on midsouth for 17.99

 

[slv hunter]

Get several and read them all. Sierra's accuracy loads are usually pretty close for the older cartridges but has no new ones. Speer is very conservative for the cartridges I load. You can never have to many for a reference.