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Old 03-01-2013, 03:52 AM   #1
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Wanna start making my own ammo wondering if there's any help on where to start things needed about how much it takes to start any help is appreciated thx


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Old 03-01-2013, 05:05 AM   #2
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Try the search function. Or the abc's of reloading I just finished reading it about 10 min. Ago


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Look around your area for an NRA approved hand loading course, and take it.

If none are available, look for an experienced reloader to mentor you.

But also get the ABCs of reloading and the Lyman reloading Manual.
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Will do I don't think I have any certified people around and don't really know anyone who does it geuss I could post a add on C/L and see if any gunsmiths want some free labor for learning can't find the ABC of reloading locally geuss ill have order one online
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Will do I don't think I have any certified people around and don't really know anyone who does it geuss I could post a add on C/L and see if any gunsmiths want some free labor for learning can't find the ABC of reloading locally geuss ill have order one online

If there is a gun club in your area, they will have tons of expertise. If not, ask the owner of your LGS for advice on finding a course or club.
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Get some reloading manuals & start by doing some reading...................
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Goin to gun show today in Knoxville hopefully will find the abc of reloading there and maybe a few new toys thx for the advice guys
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Found the abc book guys gonna start it tonight thanks again for all the help any tips or extra knowledge you may have about reloading would be greatly appreciated I know there's always little tricks to this kinda stuff lol
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HeavyO , what was the crowd like in k- town today ?
Did you see any vendors set up with reloading equipment ?
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Found the abc book guys gonna start it tonight thanks again for all the help any tips or extra knowledge you may have about reloading would be greatly appreciated I know there's always little tricks to this kinda stuff lol
Read.
Reload a few.
Write down your questions
Some back and ask!


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