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  • #16
    cgseanp1
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    • Dec 2008
    • 4651
    Originally posted by ar15barrels
    If they are not cheaper, what's the point in buying them when you can have the REAL paper book on your bench?
    It's certainly more hassle to have to lookup stuff in an ebook than if you can just crack the book open and flip a couple pages.
    Paper books don't get lost when hard drives crash either...
    Maybe he wants it NOW and plans on printing it up and making a real book

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      • #17
        ar15barrels
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        • Jan 2006
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        Originally posted by cgseanp1
        Maybe he wants it NOW and plans on printing it up and making a real book
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          • #18
            jwest
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            • Dec 2008
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            The title of this thread is 'Any good reloading eBooks?'
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              • #19
                oops
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                • Jan 2009
                • 441
                problem with paper is it doesn't get updated as often. I have a couple of paper books and agree they are necessary and convenient but for the purpose of having more info readily available I don't think 18.95 a year is that bad..

                just my 2 cents

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                  • #20
                    22popnsplat
                    Senior Member
                    • May 2008
                    • 1042
                    Your right , if you buy the book its yours forever . I still use data from reloading books that are 40 years old . For the 18.95 I can buy the latest greatest reloading book every other year .
                    I visited one site that wanted to collect my money and the loads were shared data from other subscribers , This could be from any source and I just cant trust it.



                    Originally posted by oops
                    problem with paper is it doesn't get updated as often. I have a couple of paper books and agree they are necessary and convenient but for the purpose of having more info readily available I don't think 18.95 a year is that bad..

                    just my 2 cents

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                      • #21
                        oops
                        Member
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 441
                        Originally posted by 22popnsplat
                        Your right , if you buy the book its yours forever . I still use data from reloading books that are 40 years old . For the 18.95 I can buy the latest greatest reloading book every other year .
                        I visited one site that wanted to collect my money and the loads were shared data from other subscribers , This could be from any source and I just cant trust it.


                        good point

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                          • #22
                            scr83jp
                            Senior Member
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 678
                            www.reloadammo.com ;www.varmintal.net ;www.eabco.com ; www.loaddata.com

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                              • #23
                                jwest
                                Veteran Member
                                • Dec 2008
                                • 3958
                                scr83jp,

                                Thanks for the sites - the second and third sites - you have to drill down a bit - last site is similar to ammoguide.com .

                                Regards,
                                jwest
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                                "They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." --- Benjamin Franklin
                                Freedom isn't free. Read the Declaration of Independence everyday - it'll keep the New World Order away.
                                Quote: Army: "Your ignorant liberal puke rhetoric is tiresome."
                                We live in a society of extreme behavior with no electronic self control.

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