I learned by reading books and asking questions.
I did not get any hands on until i purchased my own stuff.
Now i have only been reloading since 2009 but have learned many things in that time.
Just thinking of the steps needed to build 1 round in my head seems relatively easy and straight forward.
Does not require hardly any steps..
Yea guess again..
I do all these steps and it seems as natural as changing a flat tire.
But telling someone else all the steps and walking them through it you start to realize there are many many steps in making good ammo and not overworking the brass in the process.
Jedabug92 came over the other day and i figured i would have him rockin' on some bullet making in short order.
About 2 hours later after i probably talked his ear off and had us measuring all the area's on his .308 cases he finally got to weigh some powder.
I bet i left stuff out.
So if you are looking into reloading get some reloading books. The Lyman 49th is a great one.
And do not get frustrated if you aren't making ammo in 30 minutes.
I did not get any hands on until i purchased my own stuff.
Now i have only been reloading since 2009 but have learned many things in that time.
Just thinking of the steps needed to build 1 round in my head seems relatively easy and straight forward.
Does not require hardly any steps..
Yea guess again..
I do all these steps and it seems as natural as changing a flat tire.
But telling someone else all the steps and walking them through it you start to realize there are many many steps in making good ammo and not overworking the brass in the process.
Jedabug92 came over the other day and i figured i would have him rockin' on some bullet making in short order.
About 2 hours later after i probably talked his ear off and had us measuring all the area's on his .308 cases he finally got to weigh some powder.
I bet i left stuff out.
So if you are looking into reloading get some reloading books. The Lyman 49th is a great one.
And do not get frustrated if you aren't making ammo in 30 minutes.