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Reloading
What do we need for Reloading?
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<blockquote data-quote="judgebill" data-source="post: 2935067" data-attributes="member: 101611"><p>I began reloading in the 1950s. Between then and now there have been multiple changes and revisions until today I have only equipment that was purchased within the past 10 years. I don't shoot to compete. But I load for multiple rifles and my goal is to develop minute-of-angle loads for each rifle with multiple bullets. Because I enjoy the challenge. There are many reloading tools that will do the job, single-stage are probably the better choice unless volume is the goal. WEIGH AND MEASURE EVERYTHING. Tolerances of .01 grains are best. Measure with micrometer calipers, weigh with electronic scales. WEIGH AND MEASURE EVERYTHING. Read and re-read the manuals. Shoot your loads carefully, letting the barrel rest between shots. If you can keep your shots into one inch at 100yards, theoretically that is 10 inches at 1000 yards. That's pretty good shooting and also pretty good loading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="judgebill, post: 2935067, member: 101611"] I began reloading in the 1950s. Between then and now there have been multiple changes and revisions until today I have only equipment that was purchased within the past 10 years. I don't shoot to compete. But I load for multiple rifles and my goal is to develop minute-of-angle loads for each rifle with multiple bullets. Because I enjoy the challenge. There are many reloading tools that will do the job, single-stage are probably the better choice unless volume is the goal. WEIGH AND MEASURE EVERYTHING. Tolerances of .01 grains are best. Measure with micrometer calipers, weigh with electronic scales. WEIGH AND MEASURE EVERYTHING. Read and re-read the manuals. Shoot your loads carefully, letting the barrel rest between shots. If you can keep your shots into one inch at 100yards, theoretically that is 10 inches at 1000 yards. That's pretty good shooting and also pretty good loading. [/QUOTE]
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