Best intentions - professional gun writers.

I grew up in a Family that Hunted, Fished, Cast both bullets and F-Weights, Shot Extensively and Reloaded just about every round sent down range.

I actually thought that folks who shot factory ammo where too poor to load their own. 

I read Keith, O'Connor and many others. I remember when Handloader Mag started about 1965. My Dad was thrilled to find a Mag that touched on more then Hunting and casual reloading.

There was nothing new, but it was interesting. 

I haven't learned anything from a Magazine in more years then I can remember. 

However I have learned a great deal since I got on the internet a few years ago. In particular about alloy hardness, bullet sizing and Lube.  And of course Powder Coat. 

You folks here have helped me recall a lot of stuff I just plain forgot during all those years of Cowboy Shooting and being laid up. 

As far as the misinformation that is still get passed on in Mag format,  I still get down right passed off when I read the same old trash.

Even Handloader Mags you-tube channel is not immune to this misinformation,  i.e. their recent review of a spaghetti SA in .44Spl advocating the use of "hardcast" bullets.

I loved Skeeter's "Me & Joe" stories, and old "Dobe Grant". But He was a Shooter and reloaded as a means to an end. 

When My Subscriptions to guns &  Am/handgunner run out I'll once again explain to My Wife & Daughter to Please NOT renew the blasted subscriptions again.

Thanks, Guys for all the Great info you've given me these past years. I shoot straighter and cleaner with what I've learned HERE.