I’ll be grabbing a new manual today and I’m looking for recommendations. I have two Speer right now. I’m leaning towards the Barnes as it seems like the hardest info to find online. I shoot a lot of Hornady and Speer bullets but most of their info can be found pretty easy. Is one better than the other.
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Personally I'd get a Lyman. It doesn't matter who makes the bullet. What matters is the weight of the bullet.
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Also matters is the tip. If it's a HP, rn, etc.
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I’ve never even looked through a Lyman. Do they list specific manufacturers or just weight and style?Originally Posted by EUDE75
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Id have to look. I know the cast bullet ones tell which mould was used and manufacturer
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[QUOTE=Kbeaton;16487]I’ve never even looked through a Lyman. Do they list specific manufacturers or just weight and style?
They list by weight and style. They also ID the manufacture of each bullet tested on the first page for the caliber.
Lyman is a must have IMHO.
Big Eddy
Not big and tall but big and round
[QUOTE=Big Eddy;16504]Thanks. I was gonna look but I'm in the middle of moving. Everything is scared.
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My first new manual was a Lyman, and I consider it a solid one to keep on the shelf. I just bought the 50th, and I recommend it highly as one of the good ones.
Lyman is my go to
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