Hornady 7th Edition

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Bought it today at Stony Creek in Whitecourt. It's got about as complete a list of cartridges as I've seen, including Short Mag and Super Short Mags (if they interest you).

About the only thing it does not have is data for the .375 Ruger.

Nice manual. :)
 
Bought it today at Stony Creek in Whitecourt. It's got about as complete a list of cartridges as I've seen, including Short Mag and Super Short Mags (if they interest you).

About the only thing it does not have is data for the .375 Ruger.

Nice manual. :)

I've looked at it, it does have a very nice assortment of data for newer cartridges. I'll probably buy one, but i know i'll still rely mostly on the Lyman 46th edition i bought about 25 years ago. Its the all-time best for range of loads - from minimum safe load all the way to max safe load in most applicable powders for most cartridges. Also contains a large array of reduced load data using pistol and shotgun powders in rifle cartridges. I own 10-12 reloading manuals, but this one is the one that gets used the most.
 
When I was down south I grabbed the new Hornady manual to see if they fixed the mistakes they listed for the .375 Ultra in the last manual - they didn't. Oh well, that's why it's important to have more than one manual.
 
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