New to reloading and have some questions…

[Darkhorse]

I've been handloading since 1970 or '71 can't remember exactly. Sometimes I still have questions or I might want to touch up on a process I haven't used in a long time. The first thing I do is go back and read the manual again.
And sometimes a process just doesn't click by just reading. I have to do it a couple of times then go back and read about it again. That usually makes it clear.

 

[BriarPatch99]

I started reloading in 1965 .....there is not day goes by I don't learn something new!!!

 

[Dub]

For the first year at least, reloading books should spend equal time on the reloading bench and next to the Thinking Throne in the bathroom.

......and the nightstand......but I'll throw out an all-purpose warning about reading in bed....that Sierra manual will leave a mark if you doze off and let it smack yer face. I wish I were joking.

 

[Nimrod71]

Learning something every day is important in a number of ways. I try to find out something new every day just to keep my mind in the learning mode. I have read as long as we keep our minds active it will help maintain a good life.

 

[Jester896]

so your saying I need to read more?

 

[Nimrod71]

Not necessarily reading but learning something new or trying something different daily. As for reloading there is always something new to try, different powders, different bullets, different primers, different seating depths. Then throw in hunting up all the different Componentes. You can really keep your self busy and learn all kinds of things.

 

[Jester896]

mostly what I learn everyday it seems is...don't do that again

 

[Nimrod71]

Me and you again.