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Chambering / reloading question
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<blockquote data-quote="Kennibear" data-source="post: 948547" data-attributes="member: 51650"><p>Reloading recipes are like cake recipes, if it works for you it works for me. If anything there might be a little variation in the cakes (some people just put a touch more "lovin'" in).</p><p></p><p>That's why the reloading manuals are out there. What the manufactures put together can be duplicated by their customers- us. If a friend develops a load, their data is what you should use.</p><p></p><p>Why are you not starting out reloading? Costs? My advice: buy the equipment and have your friend help you get into reloading. I do this for my friends and the learning curve is steep. They save a ton of $ in components by not making mistakes. Two older gentlemen, George Forsythe and Major Jim Van (Retired Army Aircorp and post WW II AMU) took a snot nosed punk under wing and set me on a most enjoyable pastime and hobby I will pursue until I die. It is the smallest of efforts I can make to repay those two by helping others get started. I am forever in their debt.</p><p></p><p>KB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kennibear, post: 948547, member: 51650"] Reloading recipes are like cake recipes, if it works for you it works for me. If anything there might be a little variation in the cakes (some people just put a touch more "lovin'" in). That's why the reloading manuals are out there. What the manufactures put together can be duplicated by their customers- us. If a friend develops a load, their data is what you should use. Why are you not starting out reloading? Costs? My advice: buy the equipment and have your friend help you get into reloading. I do this for my friends and the learning curve is steep. They save a ton of $ in components by not making mistakes. Two older gentlemen, George Forsythe and Major Jim Van (Retired Army Aircorp and post WW II AMU) took a snot nosed punk under wing and set me on a most enjoyable pastime and hobby I will pursue until I die. It is the smallest of efforts I can make to repay those two by helping others get started. I am forever in their debt. KB [/QUOTE]
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