Which manual

[Teri Anne]

I've been loading for over half a century and have several manuals on hand plus the internet but there are so many more new powders out there, particularly IMR powders.
What manual would you suggest that includes the new powders with an array of bullet manufacturers.

I try to keep the latest version of paper manuals on hand, but if you want the latest and greatest information, the only place to get it is online. For some cartridges like the 6.8 Western, older or wildcat loads, that is about the only place you will find it.

 

[Rosebud]

I'm 68... still debating which came first....me..or dirt? But no harm in trying to keep up with the times!

I didn't personally name dirt, but I was on the committee that did. I still struggle with smart phones and computers. Two generations early for this new and better world. And it it better, much better. Bet nobody younger than forty knows how to work on trucks and cars that don't have computers on them. Or what a magneto was used for, or what a timing light was for.

 

[skipglo]

I didn't personally name dirt, but I was on the committee that did. I still struggle with smart phones and computers. Two generations early for this new and better world. And it it better, much better. Bet nobody younger than forty knows how to work on trucks and cars that don't have computers on them. Or what a magneto was used for, or what a timing light was for.

Timing light ? That was the precursor to photo radar wasn't it? Edit: And the Magneto...Mom used those to hang out artwork on the Fridge!

 

[lyle2231]

Timing light ? That was the precursor to photo radar wasn't it? Edit: And the Magneto...Mom used those to hang out artwork on the Fridge!

The light was used at Grateful Dead concerts.