Manual recommendation

[coachk12]

I started with a Lyman 49th and it’s been my go to for years now. It still gets lots of use. So much that I wish I would have bought a hardcover version of it. It took me awhile,but finally picked up the 50th recently (hardcover this time, worth every penny) but haven’t reloaded in about 4 months. I pick up older manuals in book stores when the price is right and always pick up Hodgdon’s annual manual too. It’s good to have a few sources, but I recommend the Lyman to all new reloaders!


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I still wish the used the spine binding so they laid flat on the bench..

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[EUDE75]

I still wish the used the spine binding so they laid flat on the bench..

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I can't argue with that. That is my only friend with a Lyman manual.

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[Jbotto]

I still wish the used the spine binding so they laid flat on the bench..

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That must have been before my time, but I could see that being very helpful!


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[coachk12]

That must have been before my time, but I could see that being very helpful!


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You are correct I have manuals from the 60's that we're my dads. Never toss them the old Speer and Lyman books were the bomb. I you ever want to shoot cast bullets those were the two to have.

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