Reloading manual for a novice

[Deleted member 107666]

The berger manual has good precision loading info

I have the lymans ordered, but plan to get set up to reload berger 210s and 215s...for a beginner, does the berger manual have good info on equipment selection geared towards precision reloading as well, or more just detailed load data/development? I found it for cheap enough, just wanted to check before I ordered it if its beneficial for a new guy.

 

[DUSTY NOGGIN]

all manual are really pretty good to get you started , but i like the lyman manual , for the purpose that is not bias to any particular bullet or powder and usually has options for all ... which will come in handy down the road for verifying/cross checking other data

i wouldnt recommend the hornady book , there data is so low that its almost dangerous in the other low charge direction !!!

 

[tn243]

Wealth of info in the berger manual. Posted table of contents. Must have manual if you're new to precision reloading @Vandy321

 

[pushcoguy]

My dad read the Lee manual, and starting loading years ago. My base reloading knowledge came from him, and that book. When I bought my first one, I bought and read the Hornady manual. I found it to be of similar value. Next came Nosler and Lyman. Nothing extrordanary really, from them. I bought the Berger book, and read every word of it (excluding load data of course)...it has a lot of good information that my others didn't. Sierra is on my wish list.

I say basically any of them besides Berger, plus the Berger.