Reloading Class at Angeles

[Javi]

Doh! Guess I'm stuck in a time warp, thought it was this weekend

No prob. Is that class hands on or just demonstration/Q&A?

[G-forceJunkie]

Has anyone done this? Worth it the money or is it easy enough to get a Reloading book and go to town?

Where are you located? I'm sure someonein the CaPRC would be happy to show you. I'm up by Magic Mountain if your willing to come up here.

[Chontkleer]

Where are you located? I'm sure someonein the CaPRC would be happy to show you. I'm up by Magic Mountain if your willing to come up here.

East Valley. Hell yes. And I'm guessing you reload .308?

[G-forceJunkie]

yup, .308.

[johnny1290]

Rolf left? wow. he knew his stuff

dunno if ill miss him. he taught the class at least once. I went by and one student looking miserable was there and he was bent out of shape cuz the student wanted to learn. 223 or something.

going in that place was always an event.

[TMcC]

No prob. Is that class hands on or just demonstration/Q&A?

It's mainly demonstration, but in my opinion it is worth the time to stop by and listen. I went one time just to listen and learn. On another occasion I made a quick stop at the store to grab some projectiles and there was a class running late with only 2 guys sitting there. Ended up grabing a chair and listening to and talking to Bob for about an hour.

I've never been to Angeles or Oaktree so I can't compare.

BTW: Though they may not be the cheapest place out there, they do have a decent reloading section in the store and offer 10% off on class days.

[IntoForever]

The class I sat in on at Field Time was demo with hands on for the 12 gauge shells. Oak Tree has you reload your own ammo and shoot it, according to Brian.