Handloader mag.

[mark501w]

Anyone still read this?

[J-cat]

I do. Good reading.

[mark501w]

I especially like H. Donaldson's stuff.

[J-cat]

I liked Ken Waters articles. But I like everything. I'll prolly get the DVD set one of these days.

[mark501w]

Oh ya,Pet Loads one of my favorite reloading sources. & let's not forget Propellant Profiles!

[noylj]

I would like to. I have the DVD collection of old issues.

[mark501w]

So much good info.

[anyracoon]

I have been a long time subscriber. Have all issues from issue #1 to current. I do have some extra older back issues that need a good home for up for trade.

[mark501w]

I'am suffering over what to do with these I have 1-33 + some other loose ones but,I keep going back to the last page to read H. Donaldson. Sorry no extras but, seems like I saw a bunch on ebay sometime back.

[mark501w]

Thanx for the offer.

[Cheep]

One of my favorites.

[BigBronco]

Yes in fact my latest copy arrived yesterday.

[mark501w]

This is must reading for the Neophite (newbie) & Tyro (pro) reloader.

[Wrangler John]

I have been reading Handloader and Rifle Magazines since the 1970's. Even built a wildcat rifle or two after reading articles on the latest-greatest-can't-miss-out-on-this-cartridge.

Used to store the back issues for years in binders for the load data. Now I subscribe to www.loaddata.com where every load ever published in Handloader and Rifle magazines, commercial manual and powder manufacturer is available online in a searchable database (253,382 loads at last count) including wildcats and improved cartridges. Costs $30 a year for a subscription. There is access to the magazine articles, back issues, and a shopping section where I found some good prices on shooting gear and reloading supplies (maybe not these days). You can never have enough data.

[mark501w]

cool I will look at that.