Loadbooks usa

gregoryhart1

January 29, 2010 12:55

Has anybody ever used these books? It seems to me that since each book is caliber specific much more info would be included. I interested primarily in cast bullet info.
GH1[:)]

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  zimmden

  January 29, 2010 13:01

  Most of these are outdated, limited loads and way overpriced. There is 100 times more free load data available on line through powder and bullet makers. If you subscribe to Load Data, you can access 250000 current loads.

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  countryfarmer

  January 29, 2010 13:04

  I've never used them but everyone that has said the same thing. Outdated, sloppy books. You can go to the pages of the powder mfg and pull up current loadings.

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  gregoryhart1

  January 29, 2010 14:06

  Thanks for the heads-up guys.
  GH1[:)]

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  airmung

  January 29, 2010 16:09

  Ditto. Any serious reloader should have several loading manuals. That is supposedly where Loadbooks get their data anyway. I would opt for current data which, as has already been mentioned, is available online for free from all the major manufacturers. It would be easy enough to print your own "loadbook" from online data.

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