Recommendations on reloading books

[masterkwan]

Any recommendations on reloading books?

Just starting out and looking to buy a couple more. I currently have the new speer #14 book

[rksimple]

Sierra and Lyman manuals are pretty good. Lots of info in those I haven't found in others.

[PistolPete75]

+1 best all in one reloading book is the Lyman's.

[f4tweet]

I really like the new Lee 2nd Edition. I found it up to date with some of the new powders. My $ .02

[ocabj]

NRA Guide to Reloading - Must have.

For data, the Lyman is the best all-round.

[C.G.]

+1 best all in one reloading book is the Lyman's.

One more for Lyman's. You should have more than one reloading manual, but that one I refer to the most.

[1lostinspace]

you know you can call in and get the info for free? All bullet makers will give you info.

[4D5auto]

Believe it or not, these are good books with most current bullet and powder types and brands...


http://www.midwayusa.com/esearch.exe/search OK, link obviously doesnt load to page, type in load books usa in the search, at bottom of page and carries over to page 2.

[ar15barrels]

I would rank them about like this:
Lyman (multiple brands of bullets)
Hodgdon (multiple brands of powders)
Hornady/Speer/Sierra (dedicated to one brand of bullet)

Also consider the Midway loadmaps if you are only loading for a couple cartridges.

[tak123kib]

http://www.hodgdon.com/data/index.php

This is an example of a site that has good information about powders

TAK

[masterkwan]

Just picked up a Lymans ... hope to get it soon. Anyone recommend a good source for 6.8SPC? I saw that Hornady 7th edition has information on that round.