Next best reloading manual to Lyman

[Afterburnt]

I have a brand new Lyman manual and a bunch of others from a few years old to over ten years old. I was wondering which manual you guys think is the most comprehensive one out there. I am not finding any data for a few of the bullets that I have, in particular the 102 gr Golden Sabre .380.

Thanks

[CSACANNONEER]

Since you are looking for very particular info, ontact the bullet manufacture and ask them. Also, there are several good FREE online sources. I use the powder manufacturer ones a lot. Of course, we can't forget the fact that one of our own started a web site, ammoguide.com.

[juelz919]

I like the soft cover ones they have at like Sportsmans Warehouse, and a few other places, but each little booklet is only one caliber. But it has the specifics in there. I dont know what its called..
They are printed on like normal paper and the cover is like pink or light blue regular paper.. thats the best description i have

[Rwnielsen]

They're called Loadbooks and they are caliber specific. They have load data reprinted from powder and bullet manufacturers. I have one in each caliber I reload. It's a good cross reference. Midway and Cabellas sell them I believe, for about $8

[Fjold]

The largest variety of loads I've seen in a published manual is in the Lee Modern Reloading (or whatever it's called).

[choprzrul]

I agree with Frank. The Lee manual has tons of load data. I also like to hold onto my old manuals and keep an eye out for used ones at book stores.

[juelz919]

I use the lee book but for spcific stuff those "Loadbooks" have that.
It is sorted by either bullet manufacture or powder manufacture
EX. in the 9mm book there is a page for the Nosler 90 gr. Hollow Point. Than the next page is 115gr. Nosler.
or if you have a specific powder in mind in the back they have it sorted by manufacture (Alliant, Accurate, IMR, Vihtavuori, Winchester etc.)
If that is what your looking for they have that.
and I am pretty sure they have one for the .380

[RaymondMillbrae]

I had a lot of different referance material and manuals in the past, but I ended-up keeping only the ones I came back to the most.

Most of the manufacturers also have current reload data on their websites as well.

In Christ: Raymond