Reloading school in Oregon?

[The Oregonian]

I know Darrell Holland has a school, but looking for something closer to Portland that has dates soon.

Doesn't have to be super advanced...just looking for a good foundation for now. Darrell is building a custom gun for me and I would like a 280ai, but unless I start to reload I thi I would stay with a 280 rem. The rifle won't be ready for 9 months or more so it is not a skill I have to learn overnight.

Any help is appreciated.

Thx

 

[wyowinchester]

You have 9 months to learn and understand some basics. SAFTEY,SAFETY, SAFETY. The top three. Many reloaders have becomne complasant, I am in that group. Do a little reading in a reloading book on the how too. Then see if there is a friend or buddy close to you that can show you his routine. It's not that tuff do if you respect the componants and have a little guidance. The 280AI will be a great caliber. Hornady and RCBS make kits with just about everything you'll need to get started. A little advertisment on a few forums and you might find someone that has an old one that he has upgraded from. Make some disisions and ask for assistance on spacific questions.

 

[giddyupgo55]

You might go over to Northwestfirearms.com and talk to them. There is always someone willing to help.

 

[elkcraz1]

Read as much as you can! Its not as hard as one thinks, a little expensive to get started but worth it if you shoot a lot. There's a lot on reloading just read and things will start to make sense.

 

[captacademy]

There are a few good videos out there, just google. I have one of Shawn Carlock's (Defensive Edge) reloading video's which I really like. I enjoyed Holland's reloading School also.

 

[Yotechaser]

Check the closest Sportsman's Warehouse, as they often times have seminars on loading.