Reloading clinic for newbs?

[subdermal]

Would anyone in the Calgary area be interested in putting on an afternoon clinic to run new reloaders through some basics? I think we could find 2-5 people willing to pitch in some beer money to basically watch someone reload, listen to an explanation of what's going on, and ask questions.

Thoughts?

 

[mmattockx]

Watching with interest, can always learn something new.

Mark

 

[robbo]

i make 3

 

[rumrunner64]

ht tp://www.youtube.com/

There is a lot to be learned there.

 

[subdermal]

Yoo... Tewb? What the...

OH MY GOD ITS TV ON THA INNERNETZ!

Yes obviously there are resources all over the place, none of which compare to actually watching a live person and having them there to ask your own questions of if needed

 

[buzz43t]

As a noob I would attend such an information session to learn...beer or no beer.

 

[joe-nwt]

You know guys, a clinic is fine. I suppose. But really, no clinic will compare to reading a reloading manual. There's just too much information to cover in an evening or two of beer, hockey scores and reloading. Seriously, it wasn't all that long ago there was no such thing as the internet. Really! And that's what people did back then. They read. And maybe read it over again once or twice. Then when they sat at the bench, they had one hand on the press and the other hand on the manual, referencing. Eventually, they created their first rounds with absolutely no help except the written word. Those guys went on to become safe, proficient, experienced reloaders.

And now you are asking them to instruct at a clinic for you. Think about it.