Gordon's Reloading Tool has been Discontinued

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I went looking for a backup copy of Gordon's Reloading Tool and discovered it has been discontinued and thus removed from the official site. It is available on a couple of mirror sights or via the wayback machine.

If you were looking to get a copy, probably get it now while you can.
 
I have the zip saved. I could setup a github link if anyone wants me too.

I also have considered creating a program similar to it with updated bullets/powders. I have other stuff on the go right now before I can get into that. I feel there would be a steep learning curve with it as I'm not overly familiar with many of the settings/options available within it(not enough to develop a program that uses them accurately). There are some other online options that don't seem to be as accurate as GRT. Alternatively you could purchase quickload.

It is very satisfying to load something in GRT and then have IRL testing match up first try without having to tune GRT.
 
I Dont Care About You said:
I went looking for a backup copy of Gordon's Reloading Tool and discovered it has been discontinued and thus removed from the official site. It is available on a couple of mirror sights or via the wayback machine.

If you were looking to get a copy, probably get it now while you can.
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Maybe the tool might also be available for download from Discord community members upon request. Something worth checking out - although this would require creating a Discord account:

https://discord.gg/3FEYWG4

Hopefully the GRT community hasn't been disbanded too! I haven't signed in in a while.
 
Dylan4570 said:
I have the zip saved. I could setup a github link if anyone wants me too.

I also have considered creating a program similar to it with updated bullets/powders. I have other stuff on the go right now before I can get into that. I feel there would be a steep learning curve with it as I'm not overly familiar with many of the settings/options available within it(not enough to develop a program that uses them accurately). There are some other online options that don't seem to be as accurate as GRT. Alternatively you could purchase quickload.

It is very satisfying to load something in GRT and then have IRL testing match up first try without having to tune GRT.
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I thought that too immediately, but then after letting it marinate for about 30 mins I decided I didn't want that liability.
 
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