I know I could use the reloading help as a newbie.

[aplinker]

I was wondering/hoping that maybe someone, some of you, the brilliant of the bunch would be willing to put together some sort of a "So, you want to get into reloading..."

With the influx of more new shooters who don't have any experience or understanding of reloading it would be a great chance for you experts to past on that expertise.

I'm suggesting they could write some things, link together important discussions here and outside resources that bring it all together.

It would be nice to have suggestions on ways to start (classes, self-taught, etc) that would get people headed in the right direction. A list of basic tools and equipment would be good, too (maybe do two full tutorials for the most common rounds like .223 or .30-06 and .308). Suggestions on what to buy and why. Maybe a consensus of 2 or 3 "levels" of kits or a website that has said information?

It would make for a very nice sticky if anyone or a group were williing to try.

I know I'd certainly appreciate it.

[KeevinW]

Check out the sticky at the below link. I recently got back into reloading after a absence of about 15 years, and I think this is a great forum. You don't have to be a "Glocker" to get help here, and there's enough info to keep you busy for days if you read all the links. This forum is also one of the "friendliest" you will ever find!

http://glocktalk.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=26

[A324]

I don't reload but I did find this very informative video on YouTube regarding reloading.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98I1i8Toj8E

[Waldog]

Check this thread out, Dave did a fine job in writting this:

http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=230171

This is a good dicussion as well:

http://www.go2gbo.com/forums/index.php/topic,99824.0.html

[Fjold]

National Reloading Manufacturers Association

http://www.reload-nrma.com/

[dw1784]

Lee's video section:

http://www.leeprecision.com/html/HelpVideos/video.html

[aplinker]

Thanks for the links.