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hubcap500 · 01-15-2013, 21:37

NO. You do not need a reloading manual. You need SEVERAL. Lyman and Lee are excellent choices for the additional information they provide beside load data. I have a shelf about 5' long with manuals and on occasion use many of them. I usually default to the newer ones, but they all are valuable resources. As Shadow says, keep learning. At 60 I have to say keep re-learning. The only person who can't learn anything else is the one who (thinks he) knows it all.

01-15-2013, 21:37	#9
hubcap500 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Iowa Posts: 218	NO. You do not need a reloading manual. You need SEVERAL. Lyman and Lee are excellent choices for the additional information they provide beside load data. I have a shelf about 5' long with manuals and on occasion use many of them. I usually default to the newer ones, but they all are valuable resources. As Shadow says, keep learning. At 60 I have to say keep re-learning. The only person who can't learn anything else is the one who (thinks he) knows it all. Last edited by hubcap500; 01-15-2013 at 21:46..