looking to learn how to reload, anyone that can help?

[Alex889]

i am located in the los angeles area, looking for tips, classes forums or any helpful videos to get me started. i have a few rifles and handguns and looking to start reloading my own stuff.

[racinjason233]

I bite. What caliber do you want to reload?

[rm1911]

looking to learn how to reload, anyone that can help?

I bite.

['ol shooter]

Look at the Stickies at the top of the Forum page, there's some info about reloading clubs and classes. Failing that, ask at you local gun dealers if they know of any.

[RiskyBusiness]

tons and tons of great YT reloaders that break down everything step by step. aside from that read a manual on the side as a reference when watching the videos.

[1911-CV]

Classes

I took a free class from Don at Non-Sheep Firearms in Norco Non-Sheep Website. He was talking about running them monthly. Good guy, give him a call...

[XVIga_Rob]

http://rcbs.com/Resources/RCBS-Videos.aspx

[jeremy69]

Angeles reloading store has classes or used to. Don’t know much past that.

[bruce381]

go see Brian at OC reloading he will get you started

[iMigraine]

Lee reloading manual is great for explaining each step https://www.midwayusa.com/product/101284116?pid=639649 yeah, it pushes for Lee products but the process is universal regardless of manufacture of dies, scales, or powder measures.

[Dirtlaw]

go see Brian at OC reloading he will get you started

THIS IF YOU ARE NEAR TO OC. I think Brian actually has classes on reloading, but if you show up more likely than not he go through the process for no charge. A nice guy.

[Dirtlaw]

Brian's # 714 767 9956

[OpenSightsOnly]

i am located in the los angeles area, looking for tips, classes forums or any helpful videos to get me started. i have a few rifles and handguns and looking to start reloading my own stuff.

I took a 2-day reloading class at ASR and it was taught by NRA instructor. Got a certificate and the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook.

Call ASR and ask for the schedule. If they don't offer reloading classes, google the NRA Guide to Reloading handbook and buy that directly from NRA or from Amazon.

[wpod]

I read up on reloading and watched videos.
Reloaded all on my own. But then I've self-taught on most things.
It's been several years now and nothing bad has happened.
Follow the recipes and make SURE you have components out only for what you are loading that session.

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[Dave626]

take a class at Angeles Range, get a hand on experience first.