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<blockquote data-quote="GeneW" data-source="post: 3991946" data-attributes="member: 27284">H&amp;H in OKC used to have basic loading classes all the time, classes were usually pretty well sold out, and kept small. .&nbsp; A really nice and competent guy named Don (I think his name was) taught the classes. Unfortunately a few years ago he passed away. I *think* H&amp;H still offers these classes , I don’t who does it now or if they’re good or not.&nbsp; Don was excellent.&nbsp; You might call the Reloading Dept at H&amp;H and inquire. It’s a real ***** getting primers now.&nbsp; I drove almost 200 miles round trip earlier today to get some primers.&nbsp; I felt lucky to get them. Once you find primers buy all you can.&nbsp; Break the bank.&nbsp; Blow the budget.&nbsp; Incur the expense. Just pay.&nbsp; You can’t do a thing without primers.&nbsp; Powder is somewhat better but still danged expensive and hard to get. Buy it when you find it.&nbsp; Sell some crap you have lying around. Get a part time job. Eat rice and beans.&nbsp; Get a new credit card.&nbsp; Work some overtime. This is not currently the inexpensive hobby it used to be. Good luck to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeneW, post: 3991946, member: 27284"] H&H in OKC used to have basic loading classes all the time, classes were usually pretty well sold out, and kept small. . A really nice and competent guy named Don (I think his name was) taught the classes. Unfortunately a few years ago he passed away. I *think* H&H still offers these classes , I don’t who does it now or if they’re good or not. Don was excellent. You might call the Reloading Dept at H&H and inquire. It’s a real ***** getting primers now. I drove almost 200 miles round trip earlier today to get some primers. I felt lucky to get them. Once you find primers buy all you can. Break the bank. Blow the budget. Incur the expense. Just pay. You can’t do a thing without primers. Powder is somewhat better but still danged expensive and hard to get. Buy it when you find it. Sell some crap you have lying around. Get a part time job. Eat rice and beans. Get a new credit card. Work some overtime. This is not currently the inexpensive hobby it used to be. Good luck to you. [/QUOTE]

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