Anyone have a Sierra 6th edition reloading manual that they would sell?
They have an app you can download and only pay for the work ups you want to use if it is the same as hornady.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sierrabullets.ReloadingManual&hl=en_US&gl=US
The Sierra app is free and it is awesome. That velocity bar slide at the bottom is what I like. Just slide the thing about 3/4 of the way over and it cans the dog powders and leaves the ones that are going to get you there. The Hornady app wants to nickle dime you for each cal.
I have a Sierra 4th ed if you need a page or something but I can't sell it. It has always been my most consistent one.
I have a Sierra 4th ed if you need a page or something but I can't sell it. It has always been my most consistent one.
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Thanks guys! I have no problem using the app but my 81 year-old Uncle that reloads is not too cell phone savvy!
I understand about the older gentleman trust me. When my Grandad was still here he cussed those dang computers to no end. Contankerous old fart.
The days of needing a manual are just about over as all the powder makers Alliant, Hogdon, Western/Accurate and bullet makers Sierra, Speer, Nosler, Federal just the ones I know about have great reloading manual data for download right on there website. I have them all on a flash drive somewhere.
Perhaps you could find a printer and print the guy out a few pages from them for what he shoots or the entire PDF files of 20-30 pages, couple of staples=manual.
The days of needing a manual are just about over as all the powder makers Alliant, Hogdon, Western/Accurate and bullet makers Sierra, Speer, Nosler, Federal just the ones I know about have great reloading manual data for download right on there website. I have them all on a flash drive somewhere.
Perhaps you could find a printer and print the guy out a few pages from them for what he shoots or the entire PDF files of 20-30 pages, couple of staples=manual.
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