Reloading clinics in Sacramento?

[PlacerTactical]

I've been thinking for a while to learn to reload. Is there any clinics in Sacramento up to Placer County any time soon? Figured I should learn a little to see what's involved.

[juelz919]

I haven't heard of any, but i learned alot from this book.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp;jsessionid=WDFEBQHM4CDLJLAQBBICCONMCAEFCIWE?id=0018787213483a&type=product&cmCat=froogle&cm_ven=data_feed&cm_cat=froogle&cm_pla=1230304&cm_ite=0018787213483a&_requestid=259627

It has alot of knowledge in it, I don't know what the other people around here use but I have learned a whole lot about reloading from it..

[PlacerTactical]

Holy crap! 720 pages to read. Guess I need to get it and put it in my bathroom.
Thanks for the link.

[natomasboy]

I'm a newbie myself but learned a lot from this book: The ABC's of reloading 8th edition.

Also the Calgunners here have been very helpful as well.

[juelz919]

Holy crap! 720 pages to read. Guess I need to get it and put it in my bathroom.
Thanks for the link.

only about the first 150 pages are real reading the rest is reloading data, the best of both worlds.
I have read parts of the ABC's of reloading and actually that is a very good book to start with..