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Reloading
Learning the basics/becoming competent
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<blockquote data-quote="speedbump" data-source="post: 106168" data-attributes="member: 547"><p>ATH, good advice above. Don't try to get too fancy all at once. The belted case on your 300WM adds a little degree of difficulty for a beginning loader, but nothing earth shaking. Sierra has a good manual too. Once you get into it a bit, the "Precision Shooting Reloading Guide" is a good source for many beginning techniques up to a fairly advanced level. You do NOT need to be concerned about benchrest techniques until you've MASTERED the basics and have real need for them in a custom rig, IMHO. Many of the reloading websites are super sources of info. My favorite is <a href="http://www.reloadbench.com." target="_blank">www.reloadbench.com.</a> Lots of friendly, helpful, knowledgable folks there. </p><p></p><p>Probably the #1 best way to get a good start into reloading is to team up with an experienced handloader near your home &amp; 'apprentice' for a while. You get a good exposure to techniques &amp; tricks you read about, plus an exposure to a variety of calibers, tools, powders, &amp; other components.</p><p> /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="speedbump, post: 106168, member: 547"] ATH, good advice above. Don't try to get too fancy all at once. The belted case on your 300WM adds a little degree of difficulty for a beginning loader, but nothing earth shaking. Sierra has a good manual too. Once you get into it a bit, the "Precision Shooting Reloading Guide" is a good source for many beginning techniques up to a fairly advanced level. You do NOT need to be concerned about benchrest techniques until you've MASTERED the basics and have real need for them in a custom rig, IMHO. Many of the reloading websites are super sources of info. My favorite is [url="http://www.reloadbench.com."]www.reloadbench.com.[/url] Lots of friendly, helpful, knowledgable folks there. Probably the #1 best way to get a good start into reloading is to team up with an experienced handloader near your home & 'apprentice' for a while. You get a good exposure to techniques & tricks you read about, plus an exposure to a variety of calibers, tools, powders, & other components. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]
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