What loading manual should i get?

[notsorichguy]

1st) ABC's of reloading
2nd) Lyman 49th edition
3rd to 20th) Whichever one you want to look at!

There are a lot of online resources as well:

http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp (this one I use the most as these are the powders I use most)
http://www.nosler.com/index.php?p=15
http://www.barnesbullets.com/Copper_Manual4/

Sierra, Speer & Hornady do not list their load data on their web sites, you have to buy a manual.

Cheers!

 

[ykkid]

If you are planning on shooting Speer bullets, a new Speer manual is in the works. If no new Speer manual is available, I would go with the powder manufacturer's manual, if they publish one. If that is not available either, then I'd go with one of the biggies - Hornady, Seirra, Hodgdon. The more specialized ones (like Nosler, Barnes) are sometimes limited in the powders, bullet weights or types covered. Two new manuals are better than one. Judicious (don't you just love that word) cross-referencing, and comparison and interpolation can allow you to verify that any single entry is not a damgerous anomaly. As a last resort, manufacturer's websites.
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Oh, and like Joe-NWT says, P&D probably has their selection on their site, and Wholesale had some two weeks ago. Not sure of which ones, now, as I was only scouting their new store.