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  • gnauenburg
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 89

    Reloading Manual Data?

    Guys,

    I know it seems I am posting a bunch of things but I am just trying to get the best info possible for getting back to reloading. What I am now curious about the accuracy of my old loading manual. I have a Speer edition 11 manual from 1987 and I was wondering if this information would still be valid? Do the powders change significantly over the years or would the same loads work well if they worked before with current powder/primer/bullet production? Thanks again in advance.

    George
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    Mrskylinetou
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 528

    As far as im aware of yes it has changed over the years. One mans opinion; current books are too cheap and too available to get to pass up on. I have found that most of what i want to know is free online. I have a hornaday book here, tell me what caliber and i scan the page and send it to u via email...

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      humgunner
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 89

      Most powder manufacturers have their load data online.
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