at 2 am when i can't sleep i reach for an favorite old reloading manual, which usually does the job ... i see that Xtreme casters now has a free manual for downloading ...
https://xtremebullets.com/v/vspfiles/downloadables/RELOADING%20MANUAL.pdf
btw, they actually have some available bullets at reasonable prices ... wow !
ken
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hi Eddie ...worked for me, you had to swipe it to get there, but i edited it to now you just click on it.
Hi Ric ... hey, Janis Joplin, the famous philosopher opined that FREE is just another word for nothin' left to lose ...
ken
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Actually, JJ sang, Freedom's just another word.... Just sayin'....
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I love books, printed on paper, and almost 3 feet of reloading manuals on the book shelf. This isn't going to be one of them.
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I'm behind for them; I only load two of the cartridges that they list, and don't own a single one of the powders they use. Seven pages of 9MM loads didn't make it very useful either.
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Ken
, I have also been digging through old powder stashes and reading old loading info to find some plinking loads, that I can load with this old powder. The last week I have been powder coating bullets, I've done a few thousand in 12 different calibers. I'll be finished in a couple of days, hopefully anyway. Fun activities can become hard work after a few days.
Mashburn
David a. Cogburn
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Your link is not working . I'll check them out .
Grumpy Old Man With A Gun......Do Not Touch .
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Being a bibliophile is is it’s own reward.
or maybe that’s hoarder…
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Hello Ken,
Thanks for the download information. Reloading info that I don't have is always welcome with me. Not a lot of powders that I have on hand but I do have some of them. That is what I've been doing lately, working up strange loads with powders that I have on hand and will probably never use except for the crisis we are facing now. Doing so enables me to shoot my handguns and not use up my favorite powders.
Thanks,
Mashburn
David a. Cogburn
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mr Cogburn .. heh, right on ... while de-stashing for my blackpowder cans i haven't seen since 1986, i found some Alcan 5 and 8 ...
good to be a resident of Plinker Village in these times ... Al8 should be sorta kinda about like Unique or Blue Dot ... Al5 maybe Tightgroup or slower...
may have to get my 17 peewee together to save lead and powder ... 3.5 years to go under seige ...
ken
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I prefer to having the printed copy in hand, just something special about sitting down and having a good read. Sometimes space can be a problem. I have the complete set of "Handloader" and "Rifle" on CD, not the same as having a hard copy, but I just would not have the room for all those copies. Kind of like old AM, the space it takes. Sure wish there was available all the old AM on CD. There is a site that has Arms and Man available to download for free. Have a good day.
b
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Thanks for heads up for another source of loading information. I also prefer hard copies as it limits the intrusion of electronic devices in my reloading area.
For those interested I found the Arms and the Man magazine downloads on this site:
https://www.cornellpubs.com/free-downloads-2_armsandtheman.php
I took a quick look at the first issue and found the attitudes toward firearms very refreshing. Thanks for mentioning it.
Tim
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