What's your favorite reloading book

[TERMINATOR101CA]

I have a Lyman's 49th. Just got it a couple of weeks ago.

 

[joe-nwt]

I have them all, I usually reach for the Lyman first as well.

 

[kamlooky]

I use two, Hornady and Lyman.

 

[beltfed]

Have about a dozen books/reloading data pams with Lyman's, Nosler's, Speer's, Hodgedon's, Vhita Vouri's, etc.
But Sierra's & Hornady's is what I gravitate towards

 

[Jeepguy]

lyman as they list bullets by weight and design not he only by the brand like hornady or speer and the others

 

[track]

Nosler is my Bible followed by Sierra.

 

[krausb]

Lyman is where I always look first.

Another vote for the Lyman manual!

 

[Andy]

Lyman #1
Lee #2

The best on-line is Hodgdon.

 

[rookie wildcat]

I go for the Lee first, then lyman, then sierra, then Hornady. Barnes and Nosler are W-a-a-a-a-y down the list since they are brand specific. Picking up a new Speer this year, I think.

 

[GRiNGo]

I use mostly just online stuff, but for sure I'll have to say that the worst is the Barnes book. It's basicly just load data, nothing more.

 

[BP7]

my fav? none. don't own one. just read basics online, and refer to hodgdon's load data online.

 

[Ron AKA]

I find all the info I need on the Internet.

 

[superd222]

Lyman first (usually) then cross referenced with Speer. I'll usually check the Hodgdon Data too. I use all three and wouldn't want to be without any of them.

Have the Lee manual but never use it

The Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook is a good reference too for development of low velocity target loads - after you check the Speer manual which lists reduced loads.