Reloading manuals

fishermanben

November 03, 2005 12:47

I'm going to take some sage advice and order two.

I think one will be the Contender Manual. Any suggestions for a second?

Ben

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  fishermanben

  November 03, 2005 12:47

  I went to the used bookstore in hopes of scoring a few old reloading manuals in their "reference books for a quarter" pile.
  
  No joy.
  
  I only have one book. The one that came with my press. If I could actually find some speer bullets, it would be very helpful.
  
  Any idea for additional sources for manuals? Or has everyone gone to the web as a resource? Most websites seem a little light in content to me.

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  surekill

  November 03, 2005 13:15

  Hornady 1st...Speer 2nd The T/C is the same as Sierra
  

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  1 shot is all ya get so make it a " SUREKILL " (T/C Encore-/-Contender/ MATHEWS SWITCHBACK Shooter)

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  chunkstyle

  November 03, 2005 13:25

  I have a Lee and a Speer. Lee's good, because you get some data from all kinds of powder and bullets. The others, if they are bullet mfgrs, you get only their bullets. If they are powder mfgrs, you only get their powders.
  
  Lyman would be good choice, too.
  
  But the real reason is to read the "extra" chapters, not just the data you need. They are chock-full of very useful pointers.
  
  "When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying the cross."
  ~Sinclair Lewis, It Can't Happen Here
  
  "Our enemies...never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we."
  ~President George W. Bush

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  deadeye46

  November 03, 2005 15:25

  ben,the lyman manual after a very nice section of loading data,in the back is a section for the T/C's,just a thought

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