how to DVD's
- Thread starter aaronfisher
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AGI makes a video on reloading, it goes into detail on making accurate loads for long range shooting. If you read the loading manuals carefully they will give you a great start, if what you see on youtube contradicts a manual use the manual, I have seen some weird "informational" videos on the net that could get you hurt. Enjoy your new hobby.
"Advanced Handloading" by Wolf publishing (host, John's Barsness), Sierra's handloading video (host, David Tubbs), RCBS's handloading video, in that order (Best-to-good).
John Barsness is the best for informing providing you "guidelines" to get the best accuracy (e.g., bullet runout, case neck thickness, etc.), David Tubbs goes into more detail/explanation and covers some topics not covered in the Barness video (use of hornday OAL guage; adjust resizing dies to match one's chamber etc.). The RCBS video is best for showing you the basics.
If I had to get one, I would get the Barnes video.
John Barsness is the best for informing providing you "guidelines" to get the best accuracy (e.g., bullet runout, case neck thickness, etc.), David Tubbs goes into more detail/explanation and covers some topics not covered in the Barness video (use of hornday OAL guage; adjust resizing dies to match one's chamber etc.). The RCBS video is best for showing you the basics.
If I had to get one, I would get the Barnes video.
bigdaddyeo
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Get a good book like ABC's of reloading and watch lots of Youtube vids.
