Anyone have a how to video on reloading?

[JimmyAGR 54]

I think I would like to start reloading, but have never seen the whole process. I was talking to Vinny from Hunting World on Saturday, and he said it's quite simple. Just wondering if anyone has a reloading for dummies type video, or would be willing to show someone the complete process. I have been shooting way too much lately (at least my wife thinks so). I just picked up a new Remington .308 and match ammo is way expensive, especially compared to the 5.56.

 

Thanks,

Jimmy

[djg0770 481]

Purchase the Lyman Reloading Handbook, 49th Edition. Then start asking questions.

 

I'm too new to it to answer anything other than "I have reloaded, safely."

[lunker 274]

Jimmy,

 

If you want, we can get together some time. I have a Dillon 550 press and have been reloading pistol for a while now.

 

I would also recommend the Lyman 49th edition. It has up-to-date loading info and excellent instructions. Also, the ABCs of reloading is good. I think both are on Amazon. I got the Lyman's book from Dillon when I ordered my press.

[JimmyAGR 54]

Thanks Guys. I will definitely pick up the Lyman's book. Chris if you wouldn't mind I would greatly appreciate a look see. I am a very visual type person. I'd like to see space needed, type of bench etc.

 

Thanks,

Jimmy

[Maksim 1,504]

youtube has alot of really good videos.

 

I will make a few videos related to lee stuff in the near future.

[djg0770 481]

Thanks Guys. I will definitely pick up the Lyman's book. Chris if you wouldn't mind I would greatly appreciate a look see. I am a very visual type person. I'd like to see space needed, type of bench etc.

 

Thanks,

Jimmy

 

You can get away with very little space. One of the NJGF members actually had his press setup on something similar to a foot locker. I manage with a fairly small table - I will take measurements tonight. Another member was building a battleship of a reloading bench - but I think he got sidetracked with some insignificant issue.

 

Of course, more space is always better, but where there's a will, there's a way.

[matt6669 71]

Another member was building a battleship of a reloading bench - but I think he got sidetracked with some insignificant issue.

 

:oops:

[Pew Pew Plates 358]

If you ever are in the bridgewater area, I reload match grade .308 for my 700 with a lee breech lock single stage and I can show you how its done.

[NJ-Tom 4]

Check out the videos on this site http://ultimatereloader.com/. The author does a pretty good job of describing the process and demonstrating it on different presses. I stll recommend reading the how to manuals.