Reloading books

[Enfield47]

I have the Lyman 49th, Hornady, and Lee books. I usually consult all three and also look online with the powder manufacturers sites just to compare info. I have used the Sierra manual's .223 section because it was the only one that listed my powder. The more manuals you have to refer to, the better off you are - printed books or online.

[stilly]

As for reloading for past year, and really enjoying it, I am slowly progressing.

At this time I only have two books, Sierra and Lee. There are some loads that I am looking for and cannot find in either one.

What book(s) has the most valuable information that is out there? Could it be the Lyman 49th edition or what?

The most valuable for load recipes is Lee, HANDS DOWN. The Book of Lee does NOT disappoint.

Lyman is very good for instruction from what I heard. Lyman has some load data too, but Lee is the ultimate and they gather load data from all over to compile it in there...

[Spyder]

Don't use it as your only source, but

http://www.amazon.com/Pet-Loads-Complete-Volume-Waters/dp/1879356643

is a great book to have.

[Neanderthal]

Lyman 49th and ABC's of Reloading is an awesome combo for new and veteran reloaders

I Second this recomendation.

[uhlan1]

I think I have them all, and though I have found them all to be useful, the Lee is the one I go to the most.