Any loaders around the GTA area?

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Im looking to reload, but would like to see if done in person and possibly load a couple myself. A person can only learn so much on youtube.

If your in the Vaughan or Peel region or even GTA let me know.

Before I buy any reloading stuff, I would like to buy a reloading book. Any books you guys can suggest? Im looking to load 9mm, 40 s&w and maybe 45 acp.
 
I would suggest the Lyman book for the wide assortment of powders and bullets listed and the fact that they show the pressures, and the Hornady book for its very detailed information of bullets, ballistics, reloading etc.
 
I suggest you check with your public library- you might get lucky. If you have lots of time, most libraries can get a requested book through an inter library loan (from another system) and this service is often free. This way you can look at a number of books prior to making an actual purchase. I recommend the Sierra manual and The Lee book "Modern Reloading". A caution with the Lee book is that it is almost an infomercial for Lee products but is otherwise good. Michael.
 
I'm in Cambridge it might be a bit of a hike.
For a book start with abcs of reloading, thats a good intro. Then get some manufacture's manuals. I'd suggest Hornady's current version, but a couple different manufacture's is probably a good idea they're all a little different.

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Im looking to reload, but would like to see if done in person and possibly load a couple myself. A person can only learn so much on youtube.

If your in the Vaughan or Peel region or even GTA let me know.

Before I buy any reloading stuff, I would like to buy a reloading book. Any books you guys can suggest? Im looking to load 9mm, 40 s&w and maybe 45 acp.

I'm in Bowmanville. The book and data I use is Hornady.
 
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