Looking for Re-Loading/Re-Loader Help in or around Tracy, CA

[K9paulc]

Are there any experienced reloaders near me locally here in Tracy, CA.

I have around 400 115g jacketed 9mm bullets and an equal amount of once fired 9mm brass casings that I want to get loaded up.

What I'm looking for is someone that can help me out. I don't have a reloader or the know how to do it my self, so I am hoping to find someone with the skills and the powder & primers to turn these components into safe and reliable rounds that I can use at the range.

Please PM me if there is anyone that is willing to help a fellow Calgunner out and we can work out details for your time and components.

[Ghost_Maker]

Check out the Sac Valley reloading club... They should have some post up...

[Divernhunter]

You get some Win231 and primers and I will help you.

[echo884]

I think I saw some primers at Elite Arms in Manteca and Outdoor Sportsman in Stockton. What are you reloading for?

[tiller]

I think I saw some primers at Elite Arms in Manteca and Outdoor Sportsman in Stockton. What are you reloading for?

Lmao in the first post it says 9mm??

[echo884]

I meant what gun are you reloading for?

[K9paulc]

Thanks guys!

I have various 9mm guns, so I just want to use these components that were given to me instead of having them and not being able to put them together.

If I had a reloading machine and half a clue as to what I was doing, these rounds would already be part of my ammo stash. I just figured I'd ask somebody that knows how to reload 9mm and is local.

[bsumoba]

check youtube. lots of vids on how to use a single press reloader. thats how i am learning, plus looking at forums, doing a hell of a lot of research to make sure i am safe and following expert advice...such as starting with the "start" load and work your way up and wear safety glasses and use lube for your necked down brass and swaging LC crimped brass.

Here's some vids I liked. They might be in different calibers, but straight walled ammo like 9mm, 38special/357mag, 40S&W, and 45ACP are basically the same. hope this helps. its a good investment IMO. I am loading 9mm at $0.15/round, and thats with pretty good components. could have gotten this way down using slightly cheaper components.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcwSUmiYbU8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21P8LDUqWYU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXYCHd75a6I

[Swagman00]

(psst!) Hey!

Livermore.